Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-24

The Jesuit schools here and in the provinces
will break up for the holidays at the end OF
July. 1t is understood that when the police
present themselves August 18Th they will find
no Jesuits to disperse. 1t by ne means fol-
lows, however, that the schools are to be
abandoned, for new pupils are being entered
for the October term, but in the interim they
will have nominally changed hands. They
will still be the property of the ecclesiastics,
and will be conducted in the same style.
Some of the teachers will be the same, but
the schools will be the property of secular
priests or of one of the recognized orders
Rifle Shooting.
WIMBLEDON, July 23d.-Evans, Goodsall
and Miner will replace Sir Henry Halford,
Martin Smith and Boyd in the English team
at the contest tomorrow. Brown won the
Any Rife Association Cup. beating Halford,
Baker and Young, who had tied him.
One of the riiemen to-day who won the
Olympic prize claimed that he had done so
by bribing the MARKERS thing he had been
assured was impossible. A bystander who
was in his confidence confirmed his assertion,
and said he saw clear miss marked bulls
eye. The matter is under investigation.
WINBLEDoN, July 23d. lieutenant Good
sail won the Dudley" prize at one thousand
yards, army rife. with the highest possible
score-50.
Preparing for the Great Fair-The sEur.
dered Madame skobeion.
ST PETERSBURG, July 23d.-General Ig-
natieff has been appointed Governor General
of Mini Novgorod during the fair at that
city.
The body of Madame Skobeloff, murdered
and robbed by Sub-Iieutenant Cuzatis, viii
be brought to st. Petersburg The assassin
owed his position throughout his career to
General Skobeloff He had gained the Order
of st. George during the last war.
CoSsTANTINopLE, July 23d.-The motive
of Cuzatis, in the murder Of Madame Sko-
beloff, was revenge, the Madame having re-
fused consent to his marrying her maid
Acquitted.
MILAN, July 23d.-The Court of Assizes
acquitted General Beet Of charge preferred
by Don Carlos, the Spanish Pretender, of
stealing his Collar of the Golden Fleece.
the German Government and the WOr-
ship Question.
BERLIN, July 23d-The Government does
not seem at all satisfied with the news that
the dispatch of German official to Constan-
tinopie has had the effect Of making the other
powers uneasy. The Minister OF Foreign
Affairs has, therefore, ordered the German
Representatives abroad to state that negotia-
tions or the matter have been proceeding
some time, and the dispatch of Prussian
Councillor to Constantineple has no political
significance whatever.
A.ghaaistan Advtccs A New Ameer
Chosen.
CABuL July 23d. - Abdurrabman Khan
was formerly recognized as Amer, and to-
morrow his name will be recited in the
prayers in the mosques. Many leaders of
Yakoob Khan's party have joined him He
has released merchandise seized in Turkes-
tan. The British army is TO withdraw in
three weeks. Sepel H. Griffin, a British
political officer, on behalf of the Queen and
Viceroy of India, has acknowledged Abdur.
rahman Khan as Amer, and announced
the early withdrawal Of troops within the
frontier fixed by the treaty Of Gundamuk.
The General besought the Sirdars to sink
their private quarrels and unite in assisting
the Amer to restore peace and order The
Sirdars listened in silence.
Church and state
LONDON, July 23d.--A Berlin dispatch
says: After the Church law is gazetted it is
expected that the administration of the
church funds will be taken from the control
of the clergy. At the same time the State
will recommence the payment of salaries of
six of those priests who have shown concilia-
tory tendencies. It is believed that the prose-
cutions against priests who perform service in
other parishes than those to which they have
been regularly appointed will cease.
The Compensation BIZ.
LONDON, July 23d.-The Morning Post
says The feeling among the Peers against
the compensation bill gains force and volume
Lord Beaconsfeld will come to town next
week to Lead the opposition. In addition to
the detection of tie Marquis of Lansdowne
and the Earl of Listowel, the Earl of let
land, Lord in Waiting, resigned last night
l. is stated that another Peer, holding office
and owning large estates in Ireland, has ex-
pressed his intention to resign. in order TO be
free to oppose the bill.
Death.
NEWMARKET, July 23d.-The celebrated
horse tr.iner, Joseph Dawson, is dead.
sydney Theater Burnt.
VICTORIA, July 23d.-The theater at Syd.
ney, New South Wales, is burned.
A Still EEeayier Earthquake al Manila.
MANILA, July 21st.-A heavy shock of
earthquake occurred to-day, which lasted
ffty-h.e seconds Not single public edifce
is spared. The Convent Of Guadalupe,
which had lasted three centuries, was de-
stroyed. Nobody killed. The inhabitants
are encamped outside the town.
Murderer OF Hon. Geo. Brown Hanged.
TORONTO, July 25d.-George Bennett, alias
Dickson, convicted of the murder Of the late
George Brown, was hanged in the jail yard
this morning. He made brief speech, de-
nying any intention of harming Brown when
he visited the Office Pennett maintaiuad a
stoid demeanor, and spoke without tremor.