Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-25

cod. At the same time several irregulari
ties In his digestion have given him a good
deal of pain, and hsve brought oD several
faintiDg fits during the last few days, so that
his physicians have ordered rest and absolute
quiet, and have forbidden him any serious
occupation with state affairs. The Emperor
is said to be somewhat in low spirits.
Afraid of an Explosion.
LONDON. November 24th.-In consequence
of an anonymous letter, alleging that an at
tempt was about to be made to blow up
Guildhall, an extra force of police guarded
the building last night.
The Trouble In Ireland.
DUBLIN, November 4sh.-The Land Com
missiopers have issued notice, calling atten-
tion to the powers they possess to hear appli-
cations from laborers seeking to compel
farmers to provide better dwellings.
A farmer named Sullivan, returning from
the Skibbereen fair, was fatally beaten and
the corpse concealed. Five men were ar
rested.
The Fatal Weapon Found.
LONDON. November 2ith-The pistol sup
posed to have been used by LEROY in his at
1ack ps: on Mr.. Gold has been found on the
Brighton Railway line. The fact that no
such weapon had been discovered was one of
the points OF the defense during the recent
trial.
Seventeen Persons Drowned.
LONDON, November 24th.-The iren ship
Culcean, while being towed to Clyde from
Dundee. was wrecked, and seventeen persons
drowned.
Vessel Foundered = Thirfy.two Persons
Drowned.
PANAMA, November 16th.-The steamer
Albion foundered in gale off Point Bur.
bacos, and thirty-two of the forty persons on
L.
was valued at $50, coo. The vessel was in
tended for river service altogether, but being
regarded as good craft, her owners sent her
TO sea in fair weather between Csrtaeena and
the mouth of the Sim river. On this, her
last trip, she had hardly reached the open sea
when gale sprung up, heavy seas extin-
guished her fires, and being placed thus at
the mercy of the waves she quickly went
down.
The Recent Duei at Rome.
New YORK, November 24th.-The Heralds
Paris special says: In the duel recently
fought at Rome between Captain Butler, an
American, and Signor Mosso, the weapons
were swords. The latter was wounded in the
face. Butler was unhurt. A lady was at
the bottom Of the case. The matter caused
great excitement among the American artists.
Dissatisfaction In South Africa.
DUBBAN, November 24th.-The Legislative
Council unanimously passed a vote express
ing dissatisfaction with the appointment of
w. j. Audall as Lieutenant Governor of
Natal, and expressing willingness to vote
an increased salary to secure the services of
an experienced official.
Rescued from Reath.
HAVANA, November 24tb. The Captain and
eight men OF the French ship France found
cred at sea, were picked up after drifting
about many days in an open boat. Four Of
the crew are still missing.
independence or Annexation.
TORONTO, November 24th.-Speakipg at
Conservative banquet last night, Sir John A.
Macdonald said that an Imperial Federation
was impracticable, and as to independence,
there was 10 loyalty in it, because it meant
ultimate annexation. Ii the choice, how
ever, were between independence and annex.
alton, he himself would prefer annexation at