Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-02
Alleged Monstrous Injustice.

colonies OF 4Zl,UUU.
Alleged MonstrOEs Injustice.
LONDON, February 1st.-A letter signed
An American" is published in the .Seorts
man, pointing out the monstrous Injustice
done to American horses by the Handicapped
in weights recently announced. In an edi.
toriai note on the letter it is remarked that
Lorillard can express his. disapproval of the
decision of the handicapped by the non.ac
ance of the weights prescribed.
Excessive COId-Pc0ple Freezing 10 Deo.I.
CoNsTANTIYoPLE, February 1st.-Excessive
cold prevails at Diaberker, and great fall of
snow has taken place. Several travellers have
persisted on the way TO Diaberker. and great
mortality prevails among the cattle. Thou
sands of Moslem refugees are slowly perish.
ing at Phi.ippopolis from cold and starvation.
They are only aided by foreigners. The Bull
garians will give nothing toward their relief.
and say the statements of misery are gotten
up by Turkish and English intrigue.
British Interests In Lever California.
LONDON, February 1st.-The Standard as
serts that Geographic instructions have been
sent to the commander in-chief of the British
naval forces in the Pacific to dispatch a man.
of-war to La Paz, Lower California, in conse
quence of the late disturbances there, which
are regarded as liable to endanger British
subjects.
The Empress OF Russia.
LONDON, February lst.-A dispatch to the
Daily Meas announces the arrival of the
Czarina at Paris Her physician reports that
she may safely proceed to st. Petersburg.
Arctic Exploration.
LONDON, February 1st.-The international
Conference on Arctic Exploration, in session
at Hamburg, has decided not to send fresh
expedition to the North Pole at present. 1t
advocates the gradual establishment of a
chain of stations toward the Arctic region.
A Horrible Report.
: CANDAHAR, February 1st.-Terribfe az.
counts reach here from without the British
lines. 1t is reported that nearly 1000 fami-
lies have been extermiIlated by the Ghilzais.
and that seven of the villages of the latter
were afterwards captured and every soul in
them slain.
Damaging Floods.
ROME, February 1st.-Heavy rains have
caused the rivers in Sicily and Calabria TO
overflow, doing great damage to property.
Beati of Paul de Cassagnac's Father.
PARIS, February 1st.-Adolphe de Granier
de Cassagnac, father of the we'll known Bona.
partist Deputy, Paul &c Cassagnac, is dead.
Yellow Fever Outbreak in EsraziI-opera.
lions of bandits.
Rio JANErRo, February 1st.-Yellow fever
has broken out at several places in Brazil.
Up to the present time the epidemic has ap-
peared in a mild form. but fears are enter
tanned that it may spread to Rio Janeiro.
-Four hundred bandits have expelled the
Brazilian authorities from Januaria, in the
province of Minas Geraes, sacked the town
and burned twenty-five houses. They,
threaten to attack other towns.
The war In south America.
VALPARAISO, February lst.-The Chi
liar. forces have occupied lilo and Maguegua.
taking the garrison of the latter place pris-
oners.
The Peruvian authorities at Maguegua
were also captured, and Chilian authorities
appointed in their stead.
A Bolivian Envoy and three Colonies of