Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-11
OVER THE WATER.

Riotous Orangemen I'm Belfast
Many Killed aud w0unded-The
Police PowerIess az Time.-BusI-
ness Suspended and Houses Bari
caded-GIndstone Advises Parlta-
ment to DissOIve-The Marriage
of Mime. Patti and Signor NtcO-
lini.
ESPECIAL TO THE sESTIsEL.l
BELFAST, June 10.-Last night a mob OF
Orangemen mado Cd attack upon a tavern
kept by Catholic named Duffy. The po-
lice were promptly Oh the scene, and after
a stubborn contest. during which they
used carbines, they drove the mob away in
| disorder. The rioters reassembled with
increased strength, and again attacked
Duffy's, this time ~overpowering the police
and driving them from the place. In the
first assault Chief OF Police Carr was
wounded. He was carried away, and now
lies In a critical condition. When the
O~rangemen returned to fight they were ao-
companied by a large number Of factory
girls, who goaded them on aud shamed the
men on to battle, and formed . most dan.
gerous element. When the officers aban-
doned Duffy's the mob at once took com
plete possession OF the tavern. 1t was at
once thoroughly sacked. All tops and
spigots were set running. and everybody
was invited 10 help himself according to
his taste. All the barrels of liquor found
In stock were carried into the street, lifted
up high and let fall until they broke and
liberated their contents. ALI the furniture
was carried out. piled In the center of the
roadway and burned In q bonfire to fur
nish the rioters with light during their de-
bauch. Men. boys and girls drank until
they fell helpless in the gutter. The pc
lice fred. killing five persons. Several
Protestant %clergymen tried to dispense the
mob, but their efforts were unavailing.
One OF the number of persons killed was q
widow with two children. The police
charged the rioters q dozen times with bay
onets, but each time were forced back by
volleys OF stones. The police were finally
forced to take refuge in the barracks.
where they fred upon the mob from the
second-storv windows. The mob, how
ever, held their ground 90 minutes longer.
although the firing Of the police was heavy
aud incesssnt. Scores Of the rioters are
wounded, and it is known positively that
six men and two women were killed. A
great many wounded persons were carried
away by friends, and whether their in
iuries were fatal 10 not known. Twenty
rioters who received bullet wounds are
lying In one infrmary. A large number
OF the Orangemen who took part In the
riots have been arrested to-day. An in.
quest on the bodies OF those killed will be
opened this afternoon.
LATER-Four of the rioters who were
wounded by the police in yesterdays riots
died to-day. Four others are dying. The
Oraugemen are making large purchases OF
arms. and are declaring they will have re.
venge upon the police. At q meeting OF
Protestsnts living on the Shark Hill road
resolutions, ~denoupcing the action of the
police, were adopted.
At 8 O'Clock this afternoon there were
1900 police on duty. A number of troops
from Newry have also arrived to assist the
police in maintaining order. The Magis-
trste has ordered that all the taverns In
the city be closed tonight. No mobs are
TO be allowed to co~ngregsts in the streets.
The people here have been wrought into q
state of great excitement by the riotous
demonstrations of Orangemen during the
past two days. All work is stopped.
Stores are closed. and many residences are
closed and barricaded. Mobs are in every
street prepared for further deeds of vio-
lence. The Orangemen are greatly in
censed at the constabulsry for firing upon
them, and threaten TO sack their barracks.
Detachments OF soldiers and police from
Dublin and other cities are being onward
ed to Belfast TO assist the authorities in
restoring order. At midnight q mob OF
Orangemen raided q public house kept by
a Catholic named O'Hara, and after sack
ing it set ii on fire.
LONDON, June 10.-In the Commons
this afternoon Gladstone. who was loudly
cheered on rising, said that in consequence
OF the rejection Of the Home Rule bill he
had advised the Queen 10 dissolve Parlia.
ment without delay. Her Majesty had
g~raciously assented to this. and he would
therefore ask the House to wind up the
business OF the session at the quickest
practicable moment. The Premier's state
ments we're received with cheers.
Gladstone was busy during most OF the
afternoon holding consultation with diff
ferent Liberal whips. getting them into
shape for work and ready for the coming
election.
SWANSEA, Wales, June 10.-The civil
marriage OF Nine. Adelina Patti and Sig
| nor Nicolini took place here to-day. The
| ceremony was performed at the Office OF
| the French Consulate. The Office was sur
rounded by crowds OF people. who enthu-
! siastically cheeIed the bride and groom
/ when they entered and departed.