Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-03
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Contesf-Death OF Able Ltszt-
Lore Aberdeen HOnored.
SPECIAL TO TIE sEsTINEL.l
BELFAST, Aug. 2.-Serious rioting tool
place here last night and to-day. A band
Of music yesterday marched to meet
party Of Protestant Sunday school chill
dren, who were returning from an excur'
sion. The crowd accompanying the band
groaned at a number Of Catholics who
we're assembled on Carrick Hill. The
latter replied with stones, and 9th.
ers retaliated. Wild rumor spread
throughout the city, and 9 large mob OF
Orangemen soon gathered. The police
tried TO dispense the crowd, but their ef-
forts were useless and the Orangemen con-
tinued to increase. The mob attacked and
wrecked O large tavern owned by q Cath
Ollie named McKenns. The police fire.
quently charged the mob, but were re-
pulsed with stones. The rioters then
wrecked a number of houses believed 10
be inhabited by Catholics. They ~uprooted
the pavement, and fred u volley of stones
at the police. The latter were finally or
dered to fire buckshot, and the command
was promptly obeyed. A boy named
Knox, who was going or an errand, was
shot dead. Many persons were wounded
some seriously. The riot had To-
reached such proportions that it was
deemed necessary TO call out the militia.
The rioters were apparently awed by the
appearance Of the soldiers, and soon dis
persed to their homes. Fighting was re-
newed, however, to-day, and the police
were again compelled 70 fire upon the
mob. Many Of the rioters were wounded.
subsequently, the mob wrecked several
buildings, and the military were again
summoned. Many policemen were badly
cut by missiles thrown at them by the
rioters. Forty-six arrests have been made.
The police and cavalry ere patrolling the
streets.
LONDON. Aug. Am exchange OF views
among the Parnellits has led to the decision
to give the Government time to prepare
an Irish bill, but the ParDellites will de-
mand measures for the suspension Of
eviotions, owing to the fall IN prices.
Numerous tenants in Ireland are in ar
rear, and are unable to pay their rents.
If the intended Irish bill will be postponed
until Spring landlords will in all likeli-
hood resort to wholesale evictions, unless
res hlucQ HUN dOAAS bos ia c
position as President of the Liberal Fed
Grafton is msnaced by his acceptance OF
the Baronetcy. Mr.. Chamberlain and his
followers are delighted at the situation.
They ridicule the idea Of q Baronet being
at the head of q Democratic caucus.
A prize fight which resulted in the death
Of one OF the con testsnts has taken place
at Rhoudda, Wales. The pugilists were
Evans and James. Thirty-two rounds
were fought. Evans was carried to his
home in a horrible condition, and he died
shortly after his arrival there.
Lord Lonsdale has been sentenced TO
pay a fine at Newcastle for sssaulting
David pebensande, the husband OF Violet
Cameron, the well known burlesque act
ross. The husband had found his wife with
Lonsdale in a room at q tavern. and had
been kicked out OF the apartment by Ions
dale, who otherwise msltreated him.
Col. Frederick A. Stanley, President oil
the Board OF Trade in the new Cabinet, has
been raised to the Peerage.
BAYREUTH, Aug. 2.-Abbe List died In
Herr Frolich's house, which stands near
Wagner's villa. Able was i'll when be
| came here to attend the Wagner festival,
| and had to be carried to the Opera House
During the performance OF Tuesday last he
was very nervous and fearful. He con.
tracted q cold. which speedily turned
| into Inflammation of the lungs. He los
strength rapidly. and on Friday was deli.
rious. On Saturday he had a slight return
Of reason, but never rallied.
DUBLIN, Aug. 2.-The Parnellite party
| at their meeting on Wednesday will sp'
| point delegates TO the Convention at Chi
| cage OF the National League OF America,
| They will at the same time arrange to Sc.
| cure seats in the House OF Commons fol
Healey and O'Brien, who were defeated in
| the recent elections.
The corporation of the city of Cork pre-
| sented to Lord Aberdeen a farewell ad'
dress, expressing regret at his departure
from Ireland. The Cork Harbor Commits
sioners and the Dublin Trade Council havs
presented similar addresses to the Lore
| Lieutenant.