Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-25
EASTERN NEWS.
Hali-tHHali ElgGgEnllS EsfEel
the Arab ari hElkl.
HEAVY LOSSES on BOTH SIDES
REPORTED.
The New Assistant Secretary
of the Interior Dead
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mExTs MADE
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AsERtous RIOT AMONG oPER-
AToRs OF LACE MILLS.
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Asre,ous RIOT AMONG oPER
AToRs OF LACE MILLS.


Sw Yoxx. MarcaG-A Len3os cake
rxn sxrs shss as SaAkiE liz soszy o-
zsn an attack at o'elock thz zo-1-g
Thar zsrs rss1lssd ard iAs sro1n1 Vas
cleared sy 4. Tie damage 6ons 70 EA1<
port rsssrsal yesterday aoa SzndEg ESTE
ing i inEsnss. Tie guards AID EE1s-.
seat 70 rsinsorcs ;hs troops ws-s Assseks-
vhils tbs British force rszxina u II
Ssld. During the night sAs canals x11
zulss we're hkEsuung b. the Arabs. x11
scores of camp followers wsrs c1i1P- Ins
Arabs are scattered abo1s IN fhe vhase
vicinity in-s<-cepsiag native fngitsrss- 1h'
appearance and yslls Of The natives wsrs
90 sudden that the whole &zssnhlAgs Q.
transport animals mixed With tie natives.
became panic sxscksa and szrgsd On IL
1sbsrA making resszsAzee hopeless
The sesos was i~n6sscr5a5ss- The Arabs
gii6ad And crsPs n Al euecEons among
the animals: ths H1d6sodowEs swArDsd
from the bash Ike Ekglc and attacked TIE
zzreb4 fsrcsly u al E3a- The so1dso
ese coolies were mistaken tc- eoe21ss Nd
many xere killed By fbsir friends. ISs
| Berkshire reginecf and tie MARINES
stood Arm And ooo1. and AIRED rollsy
asNr vcllsy into ths ranks q te<
| enemy. The naval brigade inside the
zershs also opened Aof fires Ths Indian
uoors heh ihesr own with CALAMITY, a.
soon a. they we're abs % eAoss a square
against the eosny. Who, s~Fsofzslly, were
unable 10 stand fhe rafting IRE and dlssP-
| pesrsd ~ quickly Is they Lad cone
Gen. McNel drsE N al his ioras ard
stood 10 the Eus- The H7ssxrs h-01ghl
in the wounded. though Dsnscad BY al
Arab camel force which Watched fhesr
movement viglsAntlv. Ths dsssrfs dotted
IN every direction with runaway AaiDas-
The e1sny's lass must Re heavy The
camp II Saakin ID prepared tor . renewal
Of the fAsssek, but has bsea rnnolesssc
thus far
| An anozciAi estimate places the British
killed q: - and the wounded al $. Nearly
all the casualties ara due 70 spsr thrust.
received in the hard 10 hand e1gkSsEz1t
The Arabs 90; hetEesa the frknsp0-f train
x1d the E<reh4 and speGed zs1 az shs
transport corps and killed tes kni-As
They fought s&Esgsly, Taf1Elng 20 give CT
tAks quarter.
Ge1srxl Mcneil, who commanded liz
zersba. reports vaguely thai there vs-s
several thousand rebe.s n tie Eghf and
over Q sho1sAnd were killed OF wCzrdA
Mcneil Il blKEed for rot taking prssAz-
E01s against szrrzzse-
LazEE-The guards have returned troE
the Earsh The total British less dzriae
the 5ghI Of SzndAy was Eve oEoers and
5ffr-oas pris4ses killed. and ITO xcznds1.
The rehsl ioss wzs fully 1-S50.
In tie r1sh 3 Large number Of rebels
entered . eorns< Of the zsrehA and in The
Desperate SgAs which e1sasd there. ever
Arab was killed.
4 gsns<L AdFxncs toxErd Tknxi viii be
Ea6s sc-1ig1s by Graham During the
savzncs SzAkiz viii h gxrrisorsd by tie
sailors he szrehA eo1srructSd By Gsz.
AeS& VII be shifted. bee41ss q the IN
toasrzhs s1Hczsc the RAPID dec0lpOsition
q TIE ez11rsds q bodies Of slAin ArAbs
lying closely around
L sry reports that hostile Arabs are
groE1g y z1Ebsrs &xoand HAxbssn.
Iee GzA-1s. NJ a. early hour fAis Dozn-
Ing vers seat 20 the xsrsbA erected yes-
seresy By Gscs-L Mcneil. 70 reader A-
sstAace- Ats- Tia battle yesterday Gen.
AeAal EE znzo.sstAd AID Vas toznd
wel 1EsaeAA II the zzrshA- situated
ssFsn Elss s~sufhwas of Saakin. The
Gzsros were sent hack By Mcneil for xxts.
= FrSEzsacs- TAss szaass5d II making
ArsI1rz sszr.sy cnn0sasted- The force
= infantry = cavalry. with supplies for
IL szrsoAs escortsd hy Eccnvoy Of GnArds,
we're ~ oaes dispatched 10 Gen. Mcneil.
Ans1ear q AsaEy gzas have been for
xArosi - The froaI
1hs esAf 10 oppressive. Two hundred
= 1fsy ask AID woandsa win to-day sail
sor EzgAkrd
L2tsr cZe keeoznts phase ihs ioss a
- Arabs y yesterdays zghs AsI.0ao, Al
I'D Il TIA SgEre "a correct The leases az
Es E1szy sxess3s3 thoss Ct the British
Hss lsrs tAAs i any battle os tie uAss
tAres years
oz2n Dixna has =. coo men n TsuH.
5s1- Gr&AxE viii reach lanai and give
vs12a D1gaA q eafss to-no-rov. II vii
ss E4Easd sgAi and probably more d.
eazsss taAn an sAzi has yet occurred.
u s1Aka1 spscA 10 tbs London Tsae-
srapa states Tia lie rebels eonfsss TIA,
SeNe 7sn were killed IN Sundays bs.,le
Congregational Intellfxenee.
NAszrSsrOx. March as.-E. d. Cisrh
q s~sekssurg. Mississippi. the newly an.
pointed Assistant Secretary Of the interior
who has been suffering from an attach a
. pneumoniA for abors 10 days. and was con
! sidsred oat Of danger las, evening, had
b sudden relapse about midnight, and ais,
81 an early hour this morning.
The President has Just sent in the 70,
lowing nominations: To be envoys Ex,r,
ordinary and Ministers Plsnipo,spti.r,
OF the United States; Edwin ]. Phelns !
Vermont, to Great Britain; Robert NJ NJ
Lane. of Maryland, to France: George y
Pendle'on. Of Ohio. to Germany: Hem,
r. Jackson. Of Georgia. to Mexico: A.
n h@cenas E Benton. Of Missouri, 49,
9 ney Of the United States Of tbs wss,sr,
Q District of Missouri.
, The Senate Immediately confirmed ~
nomination of Senator Pendleton.
= After the reading Of the journal a
: Senate went into executive session.
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