Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-24


appear from public life. They are Neil,
Abbot, Abbotuccio, Haentjens, and the Duke
De Padom. The Bonapartist journal Lorde
admits that the elections have been for the
Conservatives of all shades a defeat, from
which it will take long TO recover. Accord
ing to estimates, the Reactionaries in the new
Chamber will, even after the second ballot,
be below hundred in number. The two
sitting Bonapartists were elected at Capors
in spite of the recent reception to Garbetta
there. At Versailles, Parn and Lepelleder,
wellknown violent Intransig1ents, were de-
feated. Among the candidates of note who
were elected are Greppa, Republican
Charles Ferry, Republican Albert Demans,
Royalist., The following Deputies have besn
reelected: Debandry Mason, Legitimist !;
Louis Legrand, Republican Left; Praix
Paris, Bonapartist; Demodier Moudjon, Ex-
IRENE Left; La Rochefeucaalt. Legitimist
Jouvier De Lamot. Bonapartist Mcquet,
Extreme Left; LaRoche lambert, Bonapart-
ist; and Letter, ex-Minister, Republican
Union. Paul De Cassagnac Bonapartist,
has been elected at Mirande.
PARIS, August 23d.-The latest accounts
of the elections, infinitely verified, show that
547 elections had 4S3 Deputies elected, and
that GA second ballots are necessary. The
4S3 members comprise 3S Monarchists, AZ
Bonapartists and 403 Republicans. OF the
latter "a belong to the Left Center, 157 to
to the Left. 1877 to the Republican Union
and % to the Extreme Lett. The Repub-
licans gain 6S and lose 10, the Monarchists
gain IL and lose 49, the Bonapartists gain
and lose 40. The Republican gain includes
Is sects formerly belonging to the Monarch.
lists, 3S Bonapartists and II in new electoral
districts. The Temps, referring to the cleo.
tion says: Gambetta has become the repre-
sentative of large majority in the country
elections, which have placed him almost
under the necessity of assuming the power,
and will necessarily result in the formation OF
Ministry with Ganbetta ct the head.
Gambetta Declared Elected.
PARIS, August 23d.-The Mayor of Belle
vile has declared that Gambetta has been
elected in both divisions, but lie Temps says {:
We learn at the last moment that there is q
question of some informality in regard to
voting in the second district, which will be
submitted to a Commission Of scrutineers.
General Satisfaction.
ROME, August 23l-The triumph of the
French Republicans and the partial defeat of
Gambetta gives general satisfaction here.
Cargo OF Cotton Ees rOyed- Election Of
Member OF the HOuse OF Commons.
LONDON, August 2Sd.-The forward hold
of the Anchor line steamer Furnissia is full
of water, and the cargo Of cotton is entirely
destroyed.
At the election at Leeds to-day. to fill the
vacancy in the Commons caused by the ap
pointment of Herbert Gladstone to be
Junior Lord of the Treasury, Gladstone was
retained without opposition.
In Favor Of The Land Bill.
DUBLIN, August 23i-The Kil6nane,
County Limerick, Branch of the Land League
has emphaticslly pronounced in favor OF the
land bill. This district has been the center
of fierce agitation.
The Law OF Libel.
LONDON, August 23j.-In the House of
Lords to-day the newspaper libel bill for the
adoption of the American newspaper law of
libel was read a second time.
PefrO cum Fire.
PARIS, August 23d.-A FIRE occurred in q
petroleum refinery near Paris to-day. Loss
estimated at 500. 000 francs.
More Arrests of NihiIists In Russia.
BERLIN, August 23i.-News has been re-
ceived from St. Petersburg of recent arrests
there, including an official of the general
staff, who is accused If advising the revolu-
tionists of the precautions the Government is
taking Although the prisons are filed with
are brought to trial.
A Ru sian Prince Expelled II ON switzer.
land.
BERNE, Angus. 2}d-By order of the
Federal Council, the Nihilist Russian Prince
Krapatkini has been expelled from Switzer-
land.
Incendiary Arrests.
MADRID, August 23d.-Forty incendiary
10 hay hoe ia in, aS,,ra
Resignation Of n Minister.
VIENNA. August 23j.-Baron Mayer, Aus
trian Minister to Washington, at present
here, is about to tender his resignation, on
account Of i'll health.
Affairs In Tunis.
LONDON, August 23d.-A dispatch fr,m
Tunis says: The Beys troops, which left
Goletta yesterday, have gone to Kairwan
in the hope of inducing the tribes there to
yield, and thus obviate the necessity of enter.
ing the town. The French, however, are
determined to occupy it, as they desire to
duell the disaffsction in the adjacent prov
inces of Algeria, for which purpose they must
subjugate the southern portion of the Regen-
cy. The French are entering upon the most
difficult part of their enterprise. Their entry
into Kairwan will be seriously opposed. 1t
is feared that in the event of collision the
Bey's troops will side with the rebellious
tribes.
The Mszat!an Explosion.
CITY or MEXICO, August 23d-A private
letter from Mazatlan gives the following de.
tails Of the explosion thsre, in which $50
pounds of powder blew up: The first day
thirty corpseg were removed, and the follow
ing six days four or five daily, until the au-
thorities interdicted further removals, consid-
ering the work dangerous. All the windows
in the town were demolished.
Not Very Probable.
BRooKvILLE (Ont.) August 23d.-It is re-
ported that ex-senator Conkling has pur-
chased Robinson's Island. just below Thou
sand Island Park.