Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-23
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The London Sportsman says: Ross was
out of condition when he rowed Saturday.
Laycock has offered Trickett, as consola-
ton, half of the prize he won at the interna-
tional regatta.
A Berlin dispatch says: The Jewish ques-
tion is not so important or serious as has been
represented, and it will probably be cast to
the winds in few weeks.
Joseph Strickerman, wholesale grocer OF
Chicago. has failed. Liabilities S34, 900.
The Britannia, from Europe, brought to
and gold bars.
A Berlin dispatch says: The Socialists
have resolved, in view Of the violent means
of repression employed against them, to ab-
stain from voting at political elections.
Persian troops contrary to the orders of
their commander, destroyed % Kurdish vii
lagos.
At Agram, Croatia, there have been sew
eral shocks of earthquake.
At Leadville, Col, yesterday, Mart Deig-
gan, well-known character, shot and killed
Louis Lamb.
Several men and women were injured in
New York yesterday by a runaway team
dashing against car on Canal street.
The Alexander Hamilton statue was un-
vailed yesterday in Central Park, New York.
Daniel w. Hitchcock, General Passenger
Agent of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
has accepted the position of General Western
Passenger Agent Of the Union Pacific Rail-
road for the Pacific coast, with headquarters
at San Francisco.
The total values of exports of petroleum
and petroleum products from the United
States during the month of September were
1S0 for the nine months ending September,
1880, S24 9S9. 343, and for the same period of
1879, S26 060. $50.
CAPE Town, November 22d.-A force of
], 800 men, which had been on patrolling
expedition through Bssutoland, has returned
to Mafeteng. The troops report that they
engaged the Basutos on the 18th lust, defeat
ing them with heavy loss. Another section
of the Basutos have rebelled, and have
already twice attacked the British Residency
at Terabs. Reinforcements are being sent
thither at the urgent request of the resi-
dents.
TORONTO, November 22d-The gale yester-
day was the most severe ever experienced on
Lake Ontario. The following disasters to
shipping are reported: Schooners Guelph
and Wave Crest ashore at Frenchman's Bay
schooner, supposed to be the Queen of the
Lakes, is ashore at Scarboro flights another
schooner, name unknown, is reported ashore
near Carson. AS far as known no lives have
been lost.
ROME, November 22d.-A heavy storm
prevailed here and in the country Sunday.
| The streets were inundated.
BERLIN, November 22d.-Prince Bismarck
| is very i'll and suffers much.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, November 22d. = The
Porte learns that Dervish Pasha would enter
| Dulcigno to-day with four battalions.
PARIS, November 22d.-The magistracy
| reform bill as a whole has passed the Cham.
ber of Deputies.
CALCUTTA, November 22d.-The reports oi
| revolt among the tribes in Northern Cash.
mere are true Should the 700 Sikhs operat-
ing against the rebels be obliged to retire, a
general rising would probably ensue.
KIEF, November 22d.-A great outbreak
Of typhus is reported in the prison where a
| number of Nihilists are confined, 200 out oi
| $50 persons being stricken.
LONDON, November 22l.-Philip Coltan. nj.
p, surrendered to-day at the Central Grim,
inal Court, to stand trial on charge of libel.
ing Alexander NJ. Sullivan, M. 2. He was
admitted to bail until Wednesday.
Eight hundred thousand francs in specie
was Withdrawn from the Bank of France to.
day for the United States.