Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-06
TELEGRAPHIO BREVITIES.
Condensation from Last Nights pispatcne

At Rome the Senate-126 to 71-passsd
the bill providing for the scrutiu de liste.
| The President has nominated o, V. Tous-
ley. of Minnesota, to he Consul at Trieste.
The Taluca section of the Mexican Ma
tional Railroad will be opened in fifteen dayE-
A London dispatch says: A fire occurred
in -four mill in Cardiff to-day, involving a
loss Of el00,0 600.
The lower house of the Prussian Diet has
adopted the ecclesiastic bill as amended In
the upper house.
Another shock of earthquake occurred IN
Granada, Spain, yesterday, and several
houses were destroyed.
Paruell says he does not intend to go TO
America, and that the idea of reviving the
Land League Is not thought of.
An English jury at Gibraltar returned a
verdict of mansaughter against the soldier
who shot and killed Spanish smuggler.
AT Cincinnati the Chamber of Commeres
is taking steps to stop the spread of small
pox, which is ipjuring the trade of the city.
The suspects in the Mas Jail burned in
ethgy Forster in their exercise yard last night,
in spite of the threat Of the Governor to cali
in the military.
The Secretary of War informs the House
that there are in Arizona 2,273 enlisted men
and 40 officers, in addition to the forces
under Colonel Forsyth.
At Ogdensburg, N. Y. by the capsizing of
row-boat, Charles Inman, Of that city; FL.
Boyce, of Canton, and A. M. Smith, of Gov
erneur, were drowned.
In the pool tournament at New York Jacob
Schaffer defeated Charles Schaffer by 10 to 3.
Wallace defeated Knight by IL to s. and
Bessemer defeated Carter by 10 to 9.
Another insurrection has broken ont in
Soudan. The false prophet Mahdi has de-
feated the Imperial troops, captured the city
of Seminar and taken Mudir prisoner.
The bore of the Big Horn tunnel, l, $50 feet
long, is through, and will be completed fos
the passage of cars by May 18th. Through
trains will be run to Billings by July.
Mayor Harrison has signed an ordinances
permitting another gas company to do busi-
ness in Chicago. This is the first competitor
to the present occupants of the field in that
city.
General Sherman denied the statement
made at Washington that he has changed his
mind in regard to the retirement of army
officers aged 62 years. He favors the
measure.
A Grand Rapids. Mich, dispatch says
IeSpOfts lEUm NariOub pOlnIb III the IIulb Doif
declare that the recent heavy frosts have de-
stroyed two-thirds of the peach crop and
other fruit.
The business failures reported during the
past seven days numbered ITO, or a decrease
of nine compared with last week. The East
ern States had but II, Middle 10, Western
50, Southern 25, Pacific States and Terri
tories Is.
A Cairo (Egypt) dispatch says: The false
prophet with s. coo well-armed followers, has
almost reached Kartoumt. The Egyptian
troops will advance to meet him. The prov
inces of Darfour ard Kardofan are COM
pletely revolted.
Lieutenant Danenhower's eyes are SO badly
affected that he has been advised TO postpone
his departure from st. Petersburg for a
few days, in order to consult an oculist, as it
is fealed continuing his jlurney would risk
the complete loss of his eyesight.
Orton M. Camp when lad of four years,
was stolen from his mother in Waupaca
county, Wisconsin,, by band af Pottawato-
mics. An elder brother recently found him
with the Indians at r )yalton, Wis, and iden-
titled him after an absence of eighteen years.
In Ballins, Ireland, during the rejoicings
over the release ef the suspects, collision
occurred between the people and police. A
drum was captured by the latter, and on the
crowd retaliating the police fred, woundipg
several persons, one of whom is reported
dying.
The steamer Texas, from Liverpool for
Quebec, has put in at Halifax after unsuo-
cessfully attempting to reach her destination
through the gulf of ice. The Texas brings
thoroughbred horses. cattle and sheep for
western ranchers. Three horses, one bull
and one COW died on the passage.
At meeting o. the mmittee OF Ministers
Wednesday at st. Petersburg. General Igus-
tie # recommended the adoption of measures
calculated to accelerate the emigration of
the Jews. A vote was taken on the proposal.
and it was unanimously rejected, when Cen
eral Ignatief became greatly excited and
quilted the Assembly.
Great rejoicings prevailed last night at
Dublin over the releas, Of Dayitt. Torch
tearers psraded the streets, and efigies Of
Forster and Gladstone were burned. There
were some disturbances. la Foxford county
Mayo, farmer named McGlorine vas fred
at, but not hit. McGlorine returned the FIRE
and killed his assailant.