Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-30

BeaconsileId's Condition.

BeaconsaeId's Condition.
LONDON, March 29sh-A bulletin issued
this morning says that Beaconsfield passed a
restless night, partly because of the pain of
govt. His paroxysms of neuralgia are less
severe, but frequent. His doctor says an I'M
usually severe cough has prevented his pa
tent from obtaining the rest which is neces-
sary to overcome the weakness produced by
his long confinement He does not conceal
the fact that there is considerable danger,
especially when his great age is considered.
SECOND DISPATCHl
LONDON, March 29sh-P. MA false re-
port of the death Of Beaconstield has been cir
culated in this city. His condition was un-
changed at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
THIRD DIsPATCH.l
LONDON, March 29th-5 P. M-Lord Bea-
censfeld has been free from spasmedic at
tacks during the day, and his strength is
fully maintained. DIR. Kidd states that both
himself and DR.. Quain have every hope.
FOURTH DISPATCH.l
LONDON, March 29.h- Midnight lord
Beaconsfeld passed an undisturbed evening,
FIFTH DIsPATCHl
LONDON, March S0th-A M-Beaconsfeld
condition is unchanged. The seat Of real
danger is in the throat. which is much in
famed
Land League MeetinG-D Billions Advice.
DUBLIN, March 29th.-A monster League
meeting was held at Thurles. Tpperary coun-
ty, yesterday. Dillon addressed the meet
ing. He indicated his attack on Judge
Fitzgerald, and counseled the Irish tenants
not to pay unjust rents except at the point
of the bayonet.
severe Battle-A BOer Victory.
NEWCASTLE, March 29th.-A messenger
from Potcheffstrom reports that that place
surrendered on the day peace was signed,
after hard fighting, in which Is British sol
diers were killed and 80 wounded. The
Beers captured 1000 pounds of ammunition
and two guns.
LONDON, March 29Sh-The report of the
surrender of Potcheffstrom is confirmed. The
provisions sent under the conditions of the
armistice reached there twenty-four hours
after the surrender.
LONDON, March 295h.-The garrison of
PotcheffstTom finally surrendered because
of the failure of provisions. The total loss to
the troops was eighteen killed and ninety
wounded during the siege.
The War with the Basuf0s.
LONDON, March 29th.-Sir Hercules Rob-
lISOu IbI6HTdpu5 bDdb duOILtT lulpOTbduS 6u-
gagement is expected TO take place at Boleka,
where large force of Basutos are intrenched.
BradIaugh's Appeal.
LONDON. March 295h.-It Bradlaughs ap-
peal tomorrow results in decision adverse
to him, new writ for an election in North
ampton viii be issued Immediately, it not be-
ing necessary to await the final appeal of the
House of Lords in these circumstances
Bradlaugh will offer himself for reelection
and the contest, if any, will take place dur
ing the Easter recess of Parliament.
Increased Emigration.
DUBLIN, March 29th.-It is a remarkable
fact, despite the specious advice of the Land
League TO the tenant farmers to retain their
grip on the land, and not TO leave the coun-
try, that the emigration returns show that
95, 857 persons emigrated last year-an in
crease of As, 493 over the previous year.
The Threatened Crown Prince.
LONDON, March 29th.-The letter sent TO
Crown Princess Victoria, declaring that
Crown Prince Frederick William would be
murdered during the ceremonies at st. Peters
burg, was probably concocted in a spirit Of
cruel levity but pending the search for its
author it will doubtless form q subject of
comment in the Rsichstas on Wednesday,
when the memorial laws will be discussed.
Meanwhile it is persistently stated that
Russia and Germany intend bringing to the
notice of the European powers the spread Of
revolutionary principles, and proposing some
common means for combating the evil.
Warehouse Burned.
MANCHESTER, March 29th.--A warehouse
seven stories high, filed with a valuable
stock, belonging to John Haslem & Co., cot
ton manufacturers, burned to-day. The lesi
is estimated at eS0,000. One fireman was
killed and two Others dangerously injured.
The Diseased Cattle Question.
LONDON, March 29th.-In the House O.
Lords to-day, Earl Spencer stated that th,
wharves at which foreign cattle are landed
will be divided into sections, so as to facili
tate the isolation of cattle which may arriv,
afflicted with foot and mouth disease. H
added that Lord Granville had communicates
with foreign Governments, urging them T.
prevent the embarkation of diseased cattle.
The Bull Butter Question.
LONDON, March 29th.-Next Friday, whei
Mr. Merrill will discuss the question o
American importations, he will introduce
bin amending the aduiteration act SO as t.
specifically include American butter. Their
is much clamor over the sending of bogu
butter to Great Britain, and strong effor
will be made to put an end toi it. The amour
of butter coming here annually from Amer
lea is over 80, 000, 600 pounds. There is de
termination that only a good article shall b
admitted.
Fired at and Wounded.
DUBLIN, March 29ih.-A man named Dali
has been fred at and dangerously wounded
on the borders of Kings county. DAILY tool
land from which tenant had been eyicted
The flank Of Frances Suspension OF GoI'
Payments.
LONDON, March 29sh.-Some explanation
of the report that the Bank OF France ha
suspended gold payments may be found in
dispatch that the Bank of France gives n
gold. and there appears Co befew full-weigh
pieces in circulation; at least it is not easy E
procure them. The Austro- Hungarian dele
gates to the International Monetary Confer
encs are instructed not to enter into an,
binding stipulatisns.
Prosecution Asked.
LONDON, March 29th-The English Cab
net has been requested by the French Gov
eminent TO prosecute the Freichem newspape
for an article approving of the Cars assassi
nation.
LONDON, March 29th.-The Government
it is said, has resolved to prosecute tn
Freicheit for the article approving the regi
eide.
Disquictins Information from Ireland
New York, March 30th-A M.-Th
Heyuld's London special says; 1t has trans
pired that the sudden calling together of tn
British Cabinet yesterday afternoon wa
caused by the receipt of alarming intelligence
from ireland. Two questions were DISGUISE,
by the Ministers. One was the Bssuto war
and the other was q confidential repor
of the Irish Government. Mr.. Forste
announced that the intelligence from IrelanC
was of most disquietiag character, although
the attitude of the people appeared to b
tranquil on the surface. Mr.. Forster state,
that according to the information in the pos
session of the British Government, the tran
ouilIity of the people had increased the busi
ness of the authorities. who regard it as a lul
before storm. The information In posses
sion of the Dublin Castle authorities cause,
them to believed that an insurrectionary cut
break may be expected at any moment.
GERMANY.
Violent Scene In the Reiehstas.
D-,,,~- NT,rcb oQtb In the ReicEstai