Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-10
OVER THE WATER.

FeVerish Preparations for tEe Gen
eraI Election In Great Britain
Press Opinions OF Mr.. Gladstone
and His Defeated Mensnrc-Hist-
ing I'm the Orange Districts OF
Monaghan, Ireland, Also at Bel
fast.
~[sPEcIAL TO TIFF sRNTIsEL.l
LONDON, June 9.-The Queens private
secretary had an interview with Gladstone
to-day Immediately after the Premier con-
voked the Cabinet council. which remained
In session two hours. All parties are pre-
| pairing for a general election with feverish
haste aud anxiety. Tie Liberal whips to-
day are declaring that the Glsdstonian can
didates have been beaten in every constitu-
ency in Great Britain and Ireland within
the past two days. Schnadhorslk. Chief Of
the National Liberal Federation. has been
comforting with Gladstone to-day.
Gladstone, after announcing the dissolu-
ton OF Parliament, will issue a manifesto
to his Midlothian constituents, which Will
serve as q general appeal to the country.
He will visit Midlothian to inaugurate an
electoral campaign. Lord Hartington's
address TO his electors and TO Mr.. Glad
stones manifesto from Sir Michael Hicks
Beach or Lord Salisbury, is expected to re-
fer TO Parnell's disclosures.
A conference OF Characteristic followers
will probably be held to. morrow, and their
manifesto will follow. The Wings have
virtually decided to oppose Mr.. Gladstone
in Midlothian. The list of the Govern
ment candidates have been almost com
pleted.
OoRK. June 9.-The Herald National
ist) says: Let the friends of Ireland be
dignifed, patient and forbesrant. The
English Democracy will rally and scatter
false Liberals. When England finally re.
jects a settlement it will be time enough
for Irishmen to nerve themselves to a
struggle anew.
The Constitution TORY says: A calam-
ity to Ireland and a browning disgrace to
England have been averted in the defeat
of Mr.. Gladstone's seditious plot against
the Queen, and Mr.. Gladstone has been
disgraced and dishonored.
DUBLIN, June 9.-Rioting continues in
the Orange districts OF Monaghan. At
Lurgsn several militiamen have been
wounded. Some houses were wrecked and
several persons shot, some being danger
ously wounded. One Thomas Gallagher
was shot dead. Troops have been ordered
from Armagh TO clear the streets. Almost
all Of the constables were injured by
stones or bricks.
BELFAST, June 9.-Rioting was renewed
here this evening. A mob OF Orangemen
wrecked a number Of the houses OF Catho-
lies, severely injuring some Of them. The
Riot Act was read, and the police fired on
the mob. which replied with revolvers.
Many we're injured on both sides. The
police finally ~triumphed.
LArER-The Orangemen have wrecked
100 houses in the city. two OF which they
burned. The rioters have broken into
several whisky stores and possessed them
selves of their contents. A number are
lying about in cutters drunk. Others.
made desperate or maudlin by drink, are
prowling about the streets, crying out
''To hell with the Pope" Several as
saints were made by the police upon the
rioters. Twenty-Five Of the latter have
already been severely wounded by buck
shot fired at them. The police have been
ordered to fire ball tonight in the event OF
any general rioting.