Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-23
OVER THE WATER.

An Immense Morality Procession
at Hyde Park-An Awful state
Of Affairs I'm Certain Cholera
Stricken Parts of Spafn-A Riot
fn LOndOnderry-The Wreck of q
Valuable German Vessel.
SPECIAL TO THE sKSTIsEL.I
LONDON, Aug 22.--The morality demon
s~sration at Hyde Park this afternoon
promises to be attended by norm
crowds. Contingents for the parade have
been al day c~onverging at various points
with banners, bands and numberless
wagons loaded with women, ell displaying
the greatest enthusiasm. The weather is
fine, and thousands of people have as
sembled at the park to await the commence
ing Of the demonstration.
4:20 P. M.-The Hyde Park meeting has
equaled in numbers the great assemblage
which gathered st the same place some
months ago TO make o demonstration in
favor Of an enlarged franchise bill.
Thousands Of women are In the crowd, and
ten times as many are on the way to the
procession to the park. One OF the
wagons in the procession carried $40 little
girls, dressed in white. These girls held
sloft . banner bearing the inscription,
- Shall the Innocents be Slain Z" Another
cart carried q large facsimile Of the
Queens letter to Mrs. General Booth, APP
proving OF the Salvation Army's work in
rescning young girls from vice. The East
End contingent OF the procession started
towards hyde Park promptly at 4 O'Clock.
Tksa tsn4. ka1 ak.an Annln IA n..rtrI en-
banners, ell having inscribed on them such
notices as Save Our Daughters" etc.
The cart which carried an enlarged copy
Of the Queens letter was given q middle
place in the line of the East End contin-
gent. This body had in line no less than
"a wagons, one bearing "a girls under Is
years OF age and dressed 10 white. The
wagons were also laden with women
dressed in the deepest mourning. The
vehicles themselves are all heavily draped
with black. Following the wagons were
about 1000 men on foot. All traffic had
procession along it's entire route.
MADRID, Aug. 22.-Four thousand four
hundred and eight new cases Of oholera
and 1,44l deaths were reported throughout
Spain yesterday. The returns from the
pOP0AOo6 RAONA VI $N0FokAOg AOWoFCA
are still incomplete. King Alfonso has do
mated 50, 900 to the Granada Cholera fund
The money was badly needed at that place.
The condition of Granada remains pitiable
Hundreds Of people are attacked by chol'
era in a single street nearly every day
There are no doctors and no authorities to
look after the victims, who often pass
through their agonies in the streets and ex
Miro nnaffandad In tho 0ntkava Mnak nj
| the unaffected populace have fed, and the
few healthy citizens that remain are dis
heartened and apathetio. CorpseS remain
uncoffined and unidentified.
During the past IL hours % new cases
OF cholera and II deaths have been re-
ported in this city, and in the provinces
outside of the city 100 new cases and 81
deaths are reported.
M~ARsEILLEs, Aug. 22.-The cholera ii
spreading in this city. Thirty localities
are now infected. One hundred and forty
deaths from the disease occurred here yes
terdsy. Thirty persons died OF cholers
here during the past night.
GIBRALTAR, Aug. 22.-Cholera has ceased
in Gibraltar.
DUBLIN, Aug. 22.-There was q riot In
the city of Londonderry to-day. Forty
soldiers beat a crowd of civilians. The
latter turned upon the soldiers, and .
picket guard had to be called out. The
guard were obliged to carry fixed bayonetl
for self-defense. Order was finally re
stored.
BERLIN. Aug. 22.-The report of thu
wreck Of the German corvette Augusta !,
confirmed. Her crew of 23S officers snt
sailors wers lost. Her value was 81 $780,
900. She was lost in o Cyclone In the Rec
Sea.