Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-29

DtscOurtesies TO Prince Alexan.
der-He Receives IN Enthusiastic
welcome at Lemberg-Am Orange
Politician Coming 10 America 60
Exp Matters-A Serious Earth.
quake TN Southern EurOpe-The
Arch ConspiratOrs Against Prince
Alexander Heavily Sentenced.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENTISEL.l
LONDON, Aug. 28.-In the House Of
Commons to-day Sexton challenged Lord
Randolph Churchill to deny that q land
purchase formed q part Of the Govern.
ment's scheme. Cheers.
Glsdstone's brochure on the Irish cues.
ton was published to-day. II contains SO
pages, ana is similar in excellence Of its
style to Gladstone's pamphlet on the Bull.
Garian atrocities.
All of the stake money In the interna-
tional sculling sweepstakes has been de.
posted. Prizes will be: First, FL 200;
second, $500; third and fourth, fll2 10
shillings each, and ESQ each to those
beaten in the first round.
. Russian papers say hat the interview
between Bismarck and Degiers, the Rus
sian Foreign. Minister, will hasten b set
Element of the Bulgarian difficulty.
The eventual return of Alexander, they
say, might increase the difficulty for Ger
many. The Gazette OF ST. Petersburg adj
vises Alexander not to resume the gov.
eminent OF Bulgaria, as such q step would
only result In a second and more decisive
overthrow.
The Russians refused to allow Prince
Alexander o saloon carriage or servan Is
and only released him after Emperor
William had telegraphed to the Gear on
the subject. Turkey 10 massing her
troops on the Roumelian frontier. Daily
councils are being held at Constantinople
TO consider the situation.
LEMBURG, Aug. 28.-Prince Alexander
arrived here at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
He was received at the railroad depot by
C~ourtmartial Bredsel and Court Chap
lain Koch. The Prince IN appearing at
the window of the railway carriage was
given an ovation by thousands of Ger
mans and Poles, who raised enthusiastic
cheers, waved hauderchiefs and hats, and
INDUCED in other joyful demonstrations.
On alighting the Prince was presented
with a bouquet by a little girl. The Prince
kissed the child amid enthusiastic cheer.
ing. The crowd escorted the Prince to q
carriage, when Journalist delivered q shorl
address OF welcome. concluding witt
=" Perish the traitors" Then the peo'
Pile escorted him to his hotel. The towu
is brilliantly illuminated tonight. Alex
ander will proceed to Breslan tomorrow
Prince William, of Wurtemburg. who
visits Stambuloff, has sent the following
dispatch to Alexander Of Hesse. I'm the
name of the fatherland, We beg Your
Highness to telegraph to your son al
Lemberg, our Prince. and ask him Il
leave that city to-day direct for Bucharest,
where NJ. Nacheois, the Bulgarian diplo-
matte agent, will explain TO him everything
The bulgarian nation and Army longiugly
await the Princes return"
Prince Alexander leaves here to-day fol
Bulgaria. He will go via Guergeovo
Ruomania, and expects to reach Bulgarian
territory by tomorrow. His brothers
Francis and Ludwig, are with him, ant
will be his travelling companions.
DUBLIN, Aug. 28.-Orange Grand Mas
ter Kane will sail on the steamer Circas
sian Tomorrow for Montreal. In an in
terview in Londonderry to-day he said
The chief objects of my tour are to refut
islanders circulated by that bureau Of
Islander, the National League, and TO SHOW
Canadians and Americans that the chic
aims Of the Parnellites are to indulge IL
| personal luxury, otherwise beyond thei
reach, and TO crafty their irrationa
hatred OF q protestant crown. and that tn
Empire League ia an immoral, atheisti
conspiracy" Mr.. Kane repeated his Wow
hitherto expressed in regard to the Bslfas
riots, but grudgingly admitted that tn
protestants had in some instances exceeds
the bounds Of discretion.
ATHENS. Aug. 28.-Greece has again
been visited by an earthquake, which ha'
been the most disastrous 10 Morea, aud in
which the loss Of life, according to the
best Information, reaches the enormous
figure OF 800. The village of Pyrgo and
the town Of Philiatra, both situated or
the western coast of Morea, were the chic
sufferers. In Pyrgo not q house is lief
standing, while Philitra is almost sweep
from the face Of the globe. The shocks
were experienced throughout the whole oil
Greece in greater or less degree. In the
town Of Zante every house was damaged,
and the inhabitants fed in terror to open
country. Several towns in Italy were also
visited by the earthquake, but not to any
serious extent, Naples, Brinsisi, Foggia.
Caserts INT Faranto being of the mum Der
OorlA' aug. 90 no tTinl ny Coui t-not-
tial Of Zankoff and Grueff. the Metropolitan
Clement leaders Of the revolutionists, who
forced Prince Alexander to abdicate. has
been finished. Zsnkoff and Grueff were
sentenced to death, and clement was SEN
fenced to imprisonment for life.
ALEXANDRIA. Aug. 28.-Violent shocks
of earthquake have been experienced here
and in other parts Of Egypt. causing ter
ror among the natives, but so far as known
doing no serious damage.
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