Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-28

several places with sword. Field ia dying.
LArFR.-Field has died. He received six
stab wounds. Another stabbing case lie Just
reported. A bailiff named Thomas Mallop,
serving writ tonight III Gardiner street,
this city, received a serious stab wound in the
head.
Escape of Judges MoOnliahters Cap.
tured.
DUBLIN, November 27th.-Seven Judges,
dining in Mountioy Squire, passed the
spot where the murderers Of detective Scott
had been lettering a few mioutes after the
ARRAY happened. Il is thought the murder
ers were lying in wait fer them.
Sunday evening party of moonlighters at
Tackled farmhouse near Cassel, county
Tippersry but the occupants of tbs house
beat them off, and then pursued and cap
tured the whole gang.
Hospital Attacked by n Mob.
DUBLIN, November 27th-A mob tonight
attacked the Jervis-street Hospital, where
Doian. who shot and killed detective Cox, is,
with the object, it il believed, OF removing
him. The mob shouted, yelled, and tried to
break opea the doors. The inmates were
thrown into a state Of the greatest slsrD.
The poiies were teiegraphed for, and large
forcs arrived on the ground at 10 o'clock,
armed with swords and batons, when the mob
retreated, lurking, however, in the vicinity.
Police are now patroiing the neighborheod
and guarding the hospital.
House OF Commons.
LONDON, November q th.-In the House of
Commons to-day Trevelyan, Chief Secretary
tor ireland, asked the House to remember
that there is a difference between the general
state of ireland and the crimes and violence
in Dublin.
FrichtIui ailway Disaster.
LONDON, November 27tb.-A train on the
North Scotland Railway from MacDuff this
afternoon went through q bridge at Five,
Aberdeenshire. Fourteen persons were
killed and many injured. The engine had
passed In safety, Ali the carriages were
wrecked.
Explosion OF Dynamite Cartridge.
MONACO. November 27sb.-A dynamite
cartridge which had been placed st the en-
trance to the Monte Carlo gambling saloon,
exploded last evening, causing g great panic
and wounding an official. An Italian has
been arrested in connection with the affair.
Gambefta Wounded.
PARIS. November 27Sh.-While handling
revolver to-day, Gambetts shot himself in
the hand
Trades Unions AID the Channel Tganel.
PARIS, November 27th.-T9o thousand
members Of the French Trades Unions as
sembled yestsr1sy, and extended greeting
to twelve delegates from the English Unions,
who came to Paris to represent the views of
the latter bodies in favor Of the completion
Of the channel tunnel.
Notable Deaths.
CRossEN (Prussia), November 27ih.-Bsrou
Ohio Theodore Won Manteuffel, the Prussian
statesman, is dead.
PARIS, November 27th.-Bonnet Denve-
dire, the well known trasical DEPUTY from
Lyons, is desd.
Recognition Refused-ReIease OF Dervisch
Pasha.
CoNsTANTIEoPLE, Novent er h.-Turkey
refuses to recognize the cessiou of Massamot.
or any territory on the Red Sea, to any power.
Dervisch Pasha has been released.
Two More Pashas Arrested.
vienna, November 27sh.-Tuoad Pasha
and ksamil Pasha nave been arrested a. Con-
stantinople. TIE fl ger was lately intrusted
with special mission 90 Vienna.
Choice Between Burial and Cremation.
PARIS, November 27sh.-A bill has been
distributed in the Deputies, containing among
the signatures these of Gambetta and Paul
Bert, giving eli persons right to leave tesla
mentary instructions as to whether their
bodies shall be buried o. cremased.
Country Seat Burned.
LONDON, November 27sh.-Cleyedon Hall,
the residence OF Sir Ar.hur Elton, near Bris.
tot, was burned to-day. The library, the
most valuable in England, was partially
burned.
steamer Sunk by Collision.
LONDON, November 27sh.-The steamer
Camb.eOn was sunk by collision ia the
British Channel to-day, aud three persons
were drowned.
The Turkish Ministry OF Foreign Affairs.
CoNsTANTISoPLE, November 27tl -Assym
Pasha has been appointed Minister of For.
eign Affairs, in Place Of Said Pasha.
The Rising Rhine.
COLOGNE, November 27th.-The Rims is
rising, and communication is difficult.