Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-31

Durham states that the British Ksffre chief
Sesoceoic. his son aud fourteen followers
were also killed. The killing was done by
another chief, who had been put into his place
b. the British.
Keel.hanIing Sailors.
ALEXANDRIA, August 3O.h.-Thoss fl at
in the haibor yesterday witnessed an unusual
sight-the keel-hauipg of three Arab sailors
on bosrd the Egyptian frigate Sonda, fer
murder. They first fogged them, tied rope
to them and hauled them up to the port side
| ysrdarm, then dropped them into the sea,
| dragged under tho keel and hauled up the
starboard yardarm. They soon died.
The Irish ConsiabIes.
| LIMERICK, Angus. 30th.-All the sub. Con-
| stables who resigned have withdrawn their
designations, at the request of the Inspector.
| General, satisfactory explanations having
been given in regard TO the dismissal Of the
| five Coustables.
DUBLIN, August 3Osh.-At meeting of
the town police resolutions wers adopted de-
handing an Increase of pay and pensions.
Two Constables were appointed to attend the
commission of inquiry in Dublin.
The Greeks and Turks.
CoNsTANTISoPLE, August 30th.-Another
engagement took place at Karalik Dervend
Monday night, and the Greeks were again re.
/; pulsed. YeItsriay the Greeks, with artillery,
made third attsck, the result of which is
| unknown.
ATHENS, August 30sh.-Hellenic troops
| have been ordered to the frontier, where the
Government is determined to concentrate
| 1900 men immediately. This number will
be sufficient if the movement of Turkey is
instigsted by the Turkish local commander,
but II the impulse emanates from Constants.
uople the struggle will prove serious.
ATHENS, August 30th.-Advices from the
| frontier claim that the Turkish troops were
repulsed Monday and Tuesday with consid
cradle loss. The Greeks occupy a strong po-
sitien at Vigla, which is exactly on the new
frontier, to the north of Zlrbss. Bishop
Platamona, with eighty peasants, has joined
the Greeks.
Military Murder.
BERLIN, August 30th-A guard at the
military barracks near here fred eight shots
into group of worknen, killing one. The
Emperor has given orders that the affair be
specially investigated.
Train Precipitated Through Bridge.
MONTREAL, August 30ih.-The railway
bridge at st. Rose. on the Canada Pacific
Railway, between this city and Otta va, col
iapset to-day, while freight train was pass
Ing over. Several cars went through. No
further particulars have been received, the
telegraph wires being broken.
The Case OF Gray
Cork, August 30th.-rhe corporation have
} passed resolution condemning the sentence
OF +. Dwyer Gray aud demanding that he
be released. The corporation also resolved
to confer upon Gray the freedom of the city.
Disastrous Hail.storr, in Hungary.
VIENNA, August 30sh-A hail storm oc.
CURED near Pssth on Monday, destroying
vineyards and maize fields, and perfectly de.
molishiug fifty houses. Many workmen were
killed.
German Expeditions 10 America.
BERLIN, August 80 -Four German ex.
petitions will soon leave Hamburg for Amer.
lea, to observe the transit Of Venus, being
destined for different points of view on the
northern and southern continent. Each Of
the parties consists of two astronomers, III.
dents and assistants. The points Of observa.
ton allotted the Germans are in Connecticut,
South Carolina, Costa Rica and the Straits
of Magellan.
Prince Leopold IiI-The Hillsiaie Race
LONDON, August 30th-Prince Leopold is
seriously ill.
The boat race between the Hillsdale crew
and crew of the Thames Rowing Club has
been fixed for September 18th.
Three Hundred Cholera Deaths In One
Day.
MANILA philippine islands, August SOsh
: Three hundred deaths from cholera occurred
here on Monday last-two hundred and
twenty-fOur of the victims being natives.
Death of bishop.
LONDON, August SOsh.-Right Rev. Ed.
ward Steele, LID, Bishop of Central
Africa, is dead.