Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-17

haul was not large.
Commencement of the Heated Term.
PEORIA fnl !, June 16th.-To.tiay the ther-
mometer marked 95' to 1907. There was one
sunstroke.
FOREIGN.
Further Racing at Ascot Iroqaois again
winner.
LONDON, June 16th.-At Ascot to-day in
the race for the st. james Palace stakes
Iroauois beat Leon. Only the two men
toned ran. Iroquois won the race in
canter. The weather was beautiful and the
crowd enormous. The Prince and Princess
of Wales, Prince and Princess Christian,
Duke and Duchess of Connaught and Prince
Leopold were present.
Foxhail ran in the race for the Ascot gold
cup, and finished fourth.
The nineteenth new biennial stakes were
won by Skipetar, Roysterer second, Golden
Eye third. SiA ran, including keene's
Bookmaker.
A report is current that the certificates of
Keene's Foxhall had not been lodged in
Paris previous to the decision of the judges
in the race for the Grand Prix de Paris.
At the start in the race for the gold cup
Exeter cut out work at moderate pace, and
went along with a clear lead of Robert the
Devil, who was just in front of Foxhall, with
Petrovel and Zealot side by side next This
order was maintained to the hotel turn, where
Robert the Devil drew closer to Exeter, the
pair being we'll in advance Of the others.
When mile from home Exeter took three
lengths lead, aud at the same time improved
his pace. Foxhail was then clear OF his
former companions. Robert the Devil grad
ually drew up and headed Exeter on entering
the straight, and despite o challenge by Fox
hall and Zealot, won in common canter by
five lengths, with neck between Petrovei
and Exeter. The race was run in heavy
raiu-storm.
1t is reported that objection has been for
mally lodged against Foxhall as the winner
of the Grand Prix de Paris, On account OF an
informality regarding the presentation of the
certificate prior to that race.
The Telegraph Complication.
| LONDON, june 16tb-The Controller of
! Telegraph has issued circular to the opera
tors Of the Central Office, London, pointing
out that it is impossible to satisfactorily dis
pose of the fluctuating business of the tele-
| graph Office without having recourse to over
| time, which is therefore compulsory, but
that any reasonable application for exemp-
ton from overtime win be duly considered
| The operators, however, refuse TO stand by
the ye.mentioned circular, but By the re-
ply of Monsell, who was Postmaster-General
| in 1871, to question in the House Of Com
mons, in which Monsell stated that overtime
was not compulsory. The operators consider
that this reply settles the question of over
time, and they propose pressing for its gen
eral adoption.
House OF Commons.
LONDON, June 16th.-In the House of
| Commons to-day Standhope (Conservatiye)
gave notice that he would ask on Monday
next whether representations had been made
outrages in England.
Emigration and Education for Canada.
LONDON, June 16th-Sir John A. Melon
aid, Canadian Premier, had an interview
with Cardinal Manning with regard to emf
grafton and educational facilities in Canada.
Paupers Coming.
DUBLIN, june 16th.-The South Dublin
| Guardians have resolved to send thirty-seven
able bodied paupers to America, who have
| been in the workhouse from three to twenty
| years.
Attention Called 10 the renians.
| LONDON, June 16th.-There is reason to
| believe that dispatch has been sent from
the Foreign Office to the American Govern
ment, calling attention to the operations of
the Fenians in New York.
The French Minister and the Bey Of
Tunis.
| LONDON, june 16th-The Times Tunis
special says: The circular of Roustau, the
French Minister, to the foreign Consuls hero
has caused great excitement among the mem
bers of the British community. They all
declare that the complete annexation of the
regency by France will be preferable to
transfer of the Bey's rights to Roustan.
The Cornell Crew.
LONDON, June 16th.-The friends of the
| Cornell University crew in London are very
| confident. The stewards of the Henley re-
gatta will reverse the decision relative to the
entry of the Cornell four in the race for the
Visitors cup.
Appointment by the Bey.
TUN1s, June 16sh.-The Bey has appointed
his buffoon President Of the municipality and
administrator of the religious corporation.
Revolutionary Proclamafions.
| BERLIN, June 16th.-News from St. Peters
burg states that the officers and crew of the
| guardship lying off Peterhoff, where the Rus
sian Imperial family will shortly take up q
residence, have been changed in consequence
of the discovery that number of revolution
ary proclamations were on board. There
have been many arrested in connection nth
the affair.
The Greek Frontier.
| LONDON, June 16tb.--Two Greek Commits
sieners for the delimitation CT the frontier,
have started for Constantinople. All the
light artillery has been ordered tcthe frontier.
No Objections Received.
PARIS June 16th.-No objection to Fox
hall, winner of the Grand Prix, has yet been
received here.
Liberty OF Public Meeting -Dastardly
| Outrage.
| PARIS, June 16th.-Tbe Senate to-day
adopted the bill granting liberty of public
meeting.
An attempt was made Wednesday to blow
up the statue of Thiers at st. German with
a box of gunpowder. The statue was slightly
injured. An inquiry into the outrage has
been instituted
Insurgents AnnihiIated.
ALGIERs, June 16th.-The native Algerian
forces annihilated the ipsurgent tribes. The
insurgents left sixty-six dead and carried
away many wounded. One thousand i've
hundred camels were captured.
/ UnEavorabIe Canal Reports.
PANAMA, June 9th.-Cansl matters don's'
progress favorably Stations have been
abandoned, brigades disbanded. many en-
gineers have returned home and worktnen
been discharged. In the meantime accounts
from Paris represent everything as booming,
and that adds to the disgust Of the people
here.
Schooner Crashed by Ice.
ST.. JOHN On. FL, June l6th.-A dispateh
J from Belts Cove says; The schooner n. 4.
Hart. from St. John to Labrador " ith fishery
supplies and large number Of people of bosn.
sexes, was crushed by ice. Thursday night
TWENTY-FIVE miles east-southeast OF Cape st.
, John. All hands were rescued, but the
, women and children were almost naked
Forest Fire.
MONTREAL. June 16th.-An extensive
brush fire is raging in this region.
Calcutta wants italian Opera!