Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-07-15
OVER The WATER.

A Divorce In High Life I'm London
The Duke OF WcstsniDster Re.
plies to- Gladstone Serious Riot.
Ing las Observation-Disclosures Wrecked
aud MANY Persons Wounded.
ESPECIAL TO THE sKSrIsEL.l
LONDON, July 14.-A decree Of divorce
has been granted to Baron Ii. De Worms
against his wife. The plaintiffs allega.
tions con corning the lady's criminal rels-
tions with Baron Meron in Tyroll were
fully proven. Tho evidence showed that
the Baroness made exceptionally long so
j%ourns on the continent, obtaining her
husbands permission to go away from
homo by pretending that she was suffering
from Ill health, which required the Alpine
air. She also, IL was shown, managed
to conceal the purpose OF her visits
to Tyroil, which was to meet
Baron Meron, by hiring a castle.
She gave him 500. 900 for the use of it for
o few years. Before this Baron MeroD
was in a state OF poverty. Baron De
Worms was awarded the custody OF his
three children.
The Duke of Westminster has replied to
Glsdstone's attack on him for giving the
use Of his carriages on election day TO
carry voters to the polls in the theater in
the interest Of r. A. Y~esrburg, q Tory,
against b. ". Foster. o Giadstonisn can
didate for reelection. Gladstone, in q
letter to Foster. characserizes the Dukes
conduct as an act Of the classes against
the masses. The Duke says: My action
Of Chester was simply an expression of my
former opinions, and consisted simply of
the loan of some Of my carrisges-Foster
did not scruple to ask for the loan OF them
a. the last election when he was q Liberal
candidate. The mass Of the working
classes have rejected your policy. ! can
not see. therefore. how my action can be
described as q blow at your aristocrat or
working classes"
Eight thousand Orangemen OF Sydney,
N. 8. W., have forwarded to England a set
of resolutions, denouncing the proposal
to grant Home Rule to Ireland.
BELFAST. July IA. - Serious rioting
broke put last evening between Catholics
and Pro.estants. Many stones were
thrown, and Ievolvers were freely used.
The military were called out to restore Or
q many PCioobo WIZ AhJoANo Is uSh'
to hospitals. The city 10 quiet to-day. An
investigation shows that most Of the fight
ing was done between the police and
Orangemen, the latter assailing the officers
because they prevented the Orangemen
from attacking Catholics. Fifteen persons
are still in the hospitals suffering from
dangerous injuries received during the
riot last night.
DUBLIN. July 14.-During the rioting
at Belfast last night between Catholics
and Protestants four taverns and q mum.
Der of dwelling houses were wrecked.
The police and soldiers charged the riot
ers several times, and at last succeeded in
clearing the main streets. In by-ways.
however. dangerous knots Of men are Turk
ing. and fears OF a renewal Of the disturb.
moe are entertained. Among those
wounded last night was Q Sergeant. II is
thought he cannot recover. A Constable
and many civilians received severe
wounds. This morning the head Consta-
BILE OF Waterford forced q private soldier
TO attempt to arrest two Orangeman--a
father and son. The latter shot and
killed both the Constable and soldier.
The situation at Waterford is serious.
The streets are patroled by police and cav
alry.