Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-07-30
OVER THE WATER.

- new htatASu NhDtkttB All
nouncca-Press Opinions of In
dividusl Members-A lIcnvty APP.
probation shown by Irissinsen oi
Lord Lieutenant Aberdeen and
Els Wife-ChOIern Notes-rurkey
Making Large Additions TO Her
Arnament-The E~nstest Torpedo
Boat AhOat.
ESPECIAL TO TIE SENTINEL
LONDON, July 29.-The new Cabinet has
been announced as follows: Secretary OF
War. Rt. Hon. VIM. Henry Smith; First
Lord OF the Admiralty, Lord George Ham
ilton; Lord High Chancellor. Lord Sails.
bury; Secretary for India, Ri. Hon Fred
erick Arthur Stanley; Lord President Of
the Council, Viscount Cranbrook; Presi.
dent Of the Local Government Board, 1t.
Hon. Henry Chaplin; President OF the
Board OF Trade, 1T. Hon. Edward Stan
hope; Postmaster General, Lord John
Manners; First Commissioner of Works,
Ri. Hon. David Plunkett; Attorney Gen.
eral. Sir Il. Welsch; Lord Chancellor Of
Ireland, Lord Ashbourne. The first three
Of the above are oficial announcements.
The following appoin tments have undoubt-
eddy been decided on, but are not yet Of
fcially announced: Lord President of the,
Council, V~iscount Cranbrook; President
OF the Local Government Board, Ri. Hon.
Henry Chaplin; President OF the Board of
Trade, BIT. Hon. e. %Stanhope; Postmaster
General, Lord John Manners; Commits
sioner Of Works, RI. Hon. D. Plunkett;
Attorney General, Sir r. Webster; Lord
Ill., III - vualar1 To- ~
4 P. Mt Is now stated that Henry
Creil Raikes, q member of the Commons
for Cambridge University, will probably
be appointed Home Secretary.
DUBLIN. July 29.-The United Ireland
to-day says: "The truce with landlords is
shattered, but the Irish people have not
the least intention to estrange the English
masses. 1t would be impossible to pro-
luce q more eloquent example of the
policy OF ramming English rule down
Irish throsts than is offered in the Mar
quis OF ~Salisbury's appointment as Irish
Viceroy Of the Marquis Of Londonderry,
inheriting as he does the blood and name
Of the cut-throat and hideous Csstlereagh."
The Freeman's Journal says: 1.-THE ap-
pointment Of Lord Londonderry to be
Viceroy OF Ireland, and of Sir Michael
Hicks Beach to be Chief Secretary is omin-
Gus Of coercion. Irishmen must be pre-
pared for this." The Loyalist press ia de-
lighted over the appointment of London.
derry to the Lord L~ieutenancy.
The city is placarded with appeals to
Irishmen to assemble in their thousands
to make the greatest demonstration posi-
BILE on the occasion Of the departure OF
Lord Lieutenant Aberdeen and his wife
from Ireland next week. The call is
signed by tho "0rder OF Citizens and
Trades Council Committee" and among
other things says: Irishmen, by nature
of you farewell to Aberdeen and his noble
wife, prove that you appreciate the efforts
of England's greatest statesman to secure
concessions Of Ireland's inalienable right
Home Rule"
VIENNA, July 29.-Three new cases Of
cholera and two deaths from the disease
are reported at Gospich. At Fiume a dis
tressing state OF affairs exist. Exorbitant
prices are charged for provisions, and
there is u general ~stagnation in trade. The
sufferings of the poor are intense, and the
dread of cholera is increasing.
The Political Correspondence says Rus
STA will soon recall the Mediterranean
squadron, and that Vice Admiral Kama
poff. commander OF the squadron, will be
transferred to the Black Sea fleet.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 29.-Turkey is
making large additions to her armament.
Herr Krupp has received a large order
from the Government, and the Turkish
officer has gone to his works at Essen to
oversee the manufacture Of the guns pro-
posed and to purchase 400. 900 American
rifles.
AMSTERDAM, July 29.-Two more of the
men who were wounded in the late riots
have died, making the total deaths result
ing from the riots 81. Many additional ar
| rests have been made. There is no doubt
| that Socialists instigated the riot.
GLASGOW. July ga new Spanish tor
| pedo cruiser. just constructed, was
launched to-day. II is claimed for her
| that she is able to overtake and destroy the
| fastest torpedo boat heretofore afloat.
BERLIN, July 29.-The Sultan of Somauli
has expelled members OF the German East
African Society from his dominions.
PARIS. July 29.-An Austrian diplomat
writes that the peace and equilibrium oil
Europe are threatened by the rupture OF
the triple alliance.