Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-04

-Gl.O 900 Reward for the Detection
of the Observation-Disclosures Con-
ditfon of Immigrants Arriving at
Montreal Two Irish-Americans
Traced 10 the Waverly Hotel.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
LONDON, March "a lively scene oc-
CURED in the House Of Commons this
afternoon. Questions were put to the
Government regarding the condition of
affairs in Egypt, which the Government
refused to answer, whereupon great ex-
element arose. Sir Wilfred Lawson
(Radical) moved that the House adjourn,
in order to discuss the London problem.
He made q violent attack upon the Gov
eminent, charging it with c~owardice,
blood-guiltiness, butchery and jingoism.
The Marquis Of Harrington said that in
the House of Lords it was not the proper
time now to indicate the future policy of
the Government in Egypt. In the main,
the immediate object was to secure the
safety of the remaining Egyptian garri-
sons, and provide for the safety Of Suakim,
which was threatened.
The Times says: We understand that
orders have been sent TO Gen. Graham to
retreat forthwith from Tokar and arrange
for the immediate return of his troops to
England and Egypt. The people of Tokar
kissed Gen. Graham's hands as he entered
the town, and there was great rejoicing.
The enemy acknowledge 1900 of their
number killed.
PARIS. March 3.-James Stephens, a
we'll known Fenian expresses the opinion
that the Irishmen in America will render
it impossible for any Cabinet to yield to
England's demand in regard to dynamite
agitators.
LONDON, March 3~.-Cornwallis West, in
q letter to the Times, says: The time has
come for England to demand Of friendly
Governments protection from the attempts
of O'Donovan Rosa and his blood-thirsty
crew. The German ~wspape referring
to the dynamite outrages in London, say
that England is now reaping the fruits Of
her hospitality to Anarchists and cut
throats from all parts Of the world.
HALIFAX. Feb. 3.-The steamer Juliet
from New Castle. England. reports fearful
storms and seas and revolving hurricanes.
Heavy fields OF ice and innumerrble ice
bergs were sighted. A two-masted steamer
was apparently hard and fast between two
bergs, but could not make out her name;
later. passed an oil, coke or petroleum
ship afire. The crew, ii is believed, were
rescued by a passing ship.
MONTREAL, Feb. 3.-The snowstorm
caused much damage to Eastern Canada.
Many houses along the st Lawrence were
almost buried in the sn&v. The occu-
pants had to make their exit through win
dows.
ST. GATHERINGS, Ont, March 3.-The
peach buds throughout Ontario are COM
pletely destroyed by the recent severe
weather.
LONDON, March 3.-The authorities offer
a reward Of FL 900 for the detection Of the
authors of the dynamite outrages.
MONTREAL, March 3.--Immigrants, ill
clad and in a state of starvation, have been
arriving here lately. They are a pitiable
sight, wandering through the streets with
scarcely clothing enough to cover their
nakedness.
LONDON, March 3.-The two Irish-Amer-
leans who reached London from South
ampton Feb. IL. have been traced to the
Waverly Hotel. They arrived Feb. 40 and
left on the 25th. They are believed to be
the authors of the outrage. A portion of
the valise containing Internal machines,
found in Psddington Station, has been dis
covered In their room.