Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-02
GENERAL NEWS.
An English Conservative on Political
Matters Generally.
THE R0MELIAN TROUBLES
STILL UNSETTLED.
Certain Events Which M
End in a Civil War.
A DISAPPOINTED AUDIENCE IN
DENVER.
New York Social Circles Shocked BY
q Sensation.
ANOTHER LARGE REDUCTION IN THE
PUBLIC DEBT.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
Foreign News.

NeWSs
LONDON. Oct. 1.-Sir Michael Hicks
Beach, . Conservative leader in the House
OF Commons, speaking at Salisbury yes
terdsy said the Government was attempt
ing, in concert with other powers, to cir
cumscribe the area of the existing Rou'
melisn disorders. Referring to The
alarming increase Of ~boyootting in Ireland
he said the Government was preparing &c
deal with the evil with q strong hand. Hs
believed the Irish people would applaud
the action of the Government regarding
the matter. He denounced the Gladstone
manifesto as misleading in its statement;
concerning the occurrences Of the pas
and its promises for the future. The
speaker said that the reports of crime in
Ireland are absurdly overdrswn.
A Times correspondent at CONSTANT
nople thus summarizes Turkeys position.
Turkey has no army ready to march, nc
stores, no money in the Treasury, no i'd
ministrstion. no energy. They must sub
NIT to the inevitable.
The Earl Of Shaftesbury ia dead.
The Powers have resolved to compensate
Servis il the Porte accepts the union be-
tween Bulgaria and Roumelis.
CoNsTASTTNoPLE, Oct. 1.-The Ambss.
sailors met to-day to consider the Roume'
liam question as the house of Count Oorsi,
the Italian Ambassador, but adjourned
without trsnsscting any business of an i'm.
portsnt nature, several OF the Ambassador
having not yet received formal instructions
from their respective governments. The
Porte has sent q circular to the Powers,
protesting against the recent action OIL
Prince Alexander in disarming the Mus.
selman Inhabitants Of Roumelis.
P~HILoPPoLIs, Oct. 1.-Prince Alexander
is actively engaged pushing forward mess-
ures for defense. The Bulgarian troops
from SOTO are taking the places Of the
volunteers on the frontier. All the strnte
gic positions and passes are being rapidly
fortified, and she military posts are beini
greatly strengthened.
The Postal Telegraph tariff OF Eastern
Roumelia has been assimilated with tina
Of North Bulgaria.
BERLIN. Oct. 1.-The result OF the re
cent interview between De Giers, the Rus
sian Prime Minister, and Prince Bismarcl
will be to restrain Servis. Greece ant
Montenegro from stacking Turkey. 9th
erwise Austria would, il ia shought, Ger
tainly make q bold strike for Salvonios
and possibly for Constantinople. causing
blaze in Russia which would end II
Q European war.
IoUIQUE, Oct. IA fire occurred in tn
principal square here last night, and tn
most important quarter Of the town de
stroyed. Very few Of the commercial es
adjustments escaped. The Postoffice ant
wsterside buildings were not damaged
The loss is estimated at 81, 900, 900.
ST.. PETERSBURG. Dot. 1.-The Russian
journals express the opinion that q con
ference Of the Ambassadors at CONSTANT
nople on the Roumelian question will b
resultless. The Gear has called O meeting
Of the Governors OF the various prov
inces, TO be held during the presen
month. In order TO confer with them regard
ing the internal condition OF Russia.
COPENHAGEN. Oct. 1.-De Giers, tn
Russian Foreign Minister. has conferred
with the Gear on the Roumelian dificult,
at Fredericksburg, q village 81 miles from
this city, the usual Summer residence o
the Danish royal family.
MALTA, Oct. IA rumor is curren
here that q British squadron 10 tho Medi
serrsnean has been ordered to Turkey.
A Disappointed Audience.
DENVER, Col, Oct. 1.-Two Thousand
persons were present at the Exposition
building tonight to witness the sparrinl
exhibition between Jack Burke, 18th,
Irish Lad" and John P. Glow, champion
Of Colorado. Local celebrities hat
amused the audience for an hour or more
when Sheriff Graham announced that boil
the principals would be placed under ar
rest il q single knockout blow was given
and he directed the contestants not TO us,
other than six-ounce gloves. All bets werl
declared of. Burke announced that any
person believing him q party 10 q hippo
drome could get their money ct the door
Four rounds we're fought, Burke in escl
showing immense superiority over Glow.
No decision was given.
A Sensation I'm Social Circles.
NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, Ocs. IA great
sensation was created in society circles
here to-day by the announcement tina,
Honora. the youngest daughter Of DR.,
Edwin Harwood. Rector Of Trinity
Church. had eloped with and married 4
rich New Yorker named Truman Heming
way Anu uau sAiieu ior Eufope yesterday
The sensation is msgnified by the fact tina,
invitations had been sent out and exten.
sive preparations made for the youne
lady's marriage on Wednesday next to q
Mr.. Pruyne. Q son OF the late John V. T.
Pruyne, Of Albany, q millionaire. Both
were suitors for her hand at the same
time. The first knowledge OF the affair
conveyed in q note from her to her
parents that was received this morning.
The Public Debt.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 28.-Ths decrease In
the public debt for September is about
$l2. 900. 900. This will be reduced, how.