Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-15
OVER THE WATER.
The queens speech to Parliament
An Uprising Among n POpu.
lace OF a Russian City-The Raw
ages of Cholera.

lace VI OS
ages of Cholera.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
LONDON, Aug. IA. - Parliament was
prorouged at 2 o'clock to-day. The
Queens speech was read by the Lord High
Chancellor. Following is the Queens
speech: "My Lords and gentlemen-I
am glad to be able to relieve you from the
labors Of this session, which has been pro-
tracted and eventful. When you assem-
bled in October 1 informed you that an
expedition was advancing up the Valley
of the Nile to the relief of Khartoum.
Three months later, with deep sorrow,
which was shared by all my people, /
learned that the expedition arrived too
late. The heroic Gordon and his COM
panions had fallen. An %endeavor, which
was Intellectual. was made to reach Khar-
toum by constructing q railway from
5uakim to Berber. My troops were ulti.
mately Withdrawn from the whole of
Western Soudan to Alashyert. Although
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tanned, | have great reason to be proud of
the bravery and endurance displayed by
my soldiers and sailors, and of the skill
wherewith they have been commanded. l
received with great pleasure the loyal
offers OF military assistance for this cam
paign from my colonies, from the native
Princes of India and contingent and from
the colony of New South Wales that served
with distinction in actions on the Coast of
the Red Sea. The death of Ell Mahdi will
probably enable me to perform with less
difficulty the duties toward the ruler n
people Of Egypt, which events have i'm
posed upon me. / shall not relax my
efforts to place good order and govern
ment in that country upon a firm founda-
ton. My relations with other powers are
of q friendly nature. The difficulties
which at one time we're of an anxious
character arose between my Government
and Russia concerning the limits of the
territory of my ally, the Ameer of Afghan
istan. Negotiations for their adjustment
still continue and will, I trust, lead at an
early period TO q satisfactory settlement.
The progress of events in South Africa has
compelled me, in the interest of the native
races. to take under my protection
Bechusnaland and certain adjacent terri
tories. l am taking the necessary steps
to place the northwest frontier, my Indian
Empire, in a condition adequate to q de-
tense, in the absence of which the pros
perity and tranquility of my Indian
subjects are liable from time to
time to be interrupted and dis
turbed. Gentlemen of the House OF
Commons, l thank you for the liberality
wherewith, during the past year, you have
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My Lords and gentlemen, I have had the
pleasure Of giving my assent to a measure,
enabling Federal action in certain matters
to be taken by my colonies in Australia,
and to the much needed bill establishing
a new department. in the Government for
the management of Scottish affairs. l
have also been glad to concur in the
measure increasing the number OF occu-
plying freeholders in Ireland. / notice
with sincere satisfaction and qualification
that an effort has been made by a bill
whereby l assented to diminish the evils
Of o~vercrowded and insanitary dwellings,
which hinder 80 seriously the moral and
material we'll being of the lsboring classes
| regret the depression which has SO pre-
vailed in many of the important trades
and agricultural and manufacturing in
dustries Of the country, and which still
continues.
CoNsTANrINoPLE, Aug. 14.-The popu'
lace OF Kremeutchood, a Russian city or
the Dneiper in P~oltava, to-day attacked
the Turkish residents Of the town and at
tempted to drive them out. The military
restored order with much difficulty. Dur
ing the riot q great number of persons
we're wounded. Thirty of the native lead
ers have been arrested. This angered the
populace, and it is feared they will, in
revenge, again rise against the Turks and
the authorities az well.
The English Government has issued an
order, prohibiting the importation Of rags
from France.
Lord Vane Tempest is dead. He served
with distinction in the Federal army dur.
ing the late war in America.
MADRID, Aug. 14.-.in Granada the chol'
era is increasing fearfully. In a province
outside Of the city. there have been re-
ported to-day 218 deaths from the disease
and 465 new cases, and in the city 21S
deaths and ASS new cases. The popular
agitation against the sanitary interference
has been renewed in Seville. The local
authorities all resigned. The shops are
closed. No business is done, and the
scourge has an unobstructed field. In
complete cholera returns for yesterday
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