Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-29
KE TAKE OF PKE(ED1V0 TN0C
FOREIGN.
Terrible Gale on the English Coast.

LONDON, October 2Sth.-A terrible south
western gale is reported from Plymouth last
| night. Daybreak showed five vessels strand
ed, but the crews were all saved A schooner
entering the harbor of South Shields found
cred, ard all hands except the mate were
lost The steamer Travellers capsized while
entering the same harbor and twelve persons
were drowned.
The foods at Leeds have stopped. Several
mills were destroyed and hundreds of persons
thrown out of employment.
At Plymouth the brig John May, from
Bull River, S. c., for Friedrickstadt, drove
alongside of the batten breakwater this
morning and remains there. Captain Mitch.
ell was drowned while endeavoring to get
ashore on the breakwater.
At Bradford there was heavy rain and
snow-storm, and railroad traffic was i'm
peded.
At Leicester rain began to fall Tuesday
evening. and has continued since, flooding the
low-lying districts.
Wirlock experienced thirty six hours of
heavy rain, and many houses are flooded. At
6 P. NJ. the gas suddenly went out, leaving
the whole town in darkness.
AT Oldham there was heavy snow-storm.
At South Shields there was a heavy sea.
Fishing boats were unable to go out and
ships put back to harbor.
LII NucocA biio ioW-ly lug lauus present q Sc
ries of lakes, while in WarwicEshire the
waters in some places extend as far as the eye
can reach. Hundreds of acres are submerged,
| roads under water and traffic much inter-
rupted. At Sirly last evening the barometer
fell to $3.50.
LONDON, October 2Sth.-No kilograms were
| received from Paris to-day, on account of the
storm.
Great Storm az Dublin.
LONDON, October 2Sth.-A great storm has
been raging at Dublin since yesterday, and
much property has been destroyed. Fully
| fifty families In the suburbs have been made
homeless by the storm.
The Trouble in Ireland.
LONDON, October 2Sth.-There is great ex.
element in Dublin. 1t is stated on good
authority that warrants have been issued for
further arrests of members of the Land
League.
Opening of the German Landstag.
| BERLIN, October 2Sth.-The Emperor's
speech, read at the opening Of the Landstag
to-day, expresses thanks for the popular man
Hesitation of loyalty at Cologne on the occa-
sion of the celebration of the completion of
the Cathedral. The estimates for 1881 prom
Use a surplus which will render II, 600 600
marks available for the remission Of Prus-
sian taxation. A transfer of private railways
to the State has been effected. The finances
and traffic Of the Land League will be called
on to cooperate in carrying out economic re-
forms for the whole empire.
The Kurd Invasion of Persia.
TEHERAN, October 2Sth.-It is said that
the Kurds are firing into the town of Urami-
| jial, Northern Persia. The town of Khoi in
the same province, is also threatened An
| other body of barbarians destroyed Nah
| mudjet, two miles from Sainkelah. The
| reinforcement of Persian troops on the way
| from Teheran are weeks journey from
| Sainkelah.
MEsHED, October 2Sth.-Twenty thousand
| Kurds, under Shiek Abdullah, are advancing
on Tabriz, and are now at Maragha They
| have massacred the entire population of
| So-uj-Kolak. The garrison of Tabriz
| is only 2,000 strong. Reinforcements of
1000 men, and twenty guns, with FIVE
Austrian officers, under command of an
uncle of the Shah, have been hurriedly sent
from Teheran The first Kurd division
evaded the Tabriz troops, and has gone
south, in the direction of Hamadan. The
Teheran division has gone to encounter it.
The Kurds occupy 5000 square miles of
Persian territory.
Messenger Murdered.
| RAGusA. October 2Sth.-The messenger
sent by Ria Pasha with proclamation to
the inhabitants of Dulcigno, in reference to
| the cession of that place, was murdered.
Unanimous Adoption.
| BERLIN, October 2Sth.-The Federal Coun-
Gil at its plenary sitting yesterday, unani-
mously adopted the motions of the Govern
ment of Prussia and Hamburg in favor of
interdictiBg. by virtue of, the anti-Socialist
law, residence in Hamburg, Altoona, Wands-
bek, Pinneberg and Lavenberg, and vicinity,
OF all persons considered to endapger public
safety. The order will remain in force for
one year, its operation commencing in the
Prussian portion of the above described terri
tory from tomorrow.
Another Postponement.
BADzIc, October 2Sth-Riza Pasha has in
formed the Montenegrins that the meeting at
Kunia must be postponed for few days, as
the arrangements for the surrender of Dull.
cigno are not complete.
Adviees from France.
PARIS, October 2Sth.-The journals here
have been discussing the speech of Floquett,
the Radical Deputy at Valence, and the
mouthpiece of Gambetta. Judging from the
tone of the speech, Ferry must not de-
pend upon longer quiet during his term of
Office, and the reassembling of the Chamber
of Deputies will be the signal for his fall.
Austria and the Porte.
PEsTH, October 2Sth-In the Budget Com
mittee of the Hungarian delegation to-day
Baron Won Haymerle, replying to question,
said that if after the settlement of the mill
tary details connected with the surrender of
Dulcigno, after the withdrawal of the Turk,
Montenegro should not have occupied the
debated territory within certain short
period, the naval demonstration would cease
and Austria would not participate in any
steps which might lead her into further CON-
plications against the Porte.
Probable Disbandonment of Troops In
Cuba.
MADRID, October 2Sth-At meeting Of
the Cabinet Council to-day, at which the
King presided. Premier Canovas Del CASTILLO
said Is, 600 troops in Cuba would probably be
| disbanded shortly.
Trouble Feared.
ROVE, October 2Sth.-There is every rea-
son to fear that the commemoration of Men
tana November Sd, at Milan may prove Sc
riously mischievous. especially if General
Garibaldi and NM. Rochefort and Pyat are
present.