Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-25

Gnat IDe GypDOOn destroyed H!i the wooden
| and thatched houses, and csrried away tee
Iron and tiled oofS~of others. Sixty thou
sand families Homeless. The barracks,
hos pitfalls, Government officeH snd factories
| were destroyed. The loss # life, however,
was relatively snail. Mslscap aud Boulacan
were also devastated. Communication is in
| terrupted between Manila AID the towns OF
The island Ct Luzan.
Opening OF tI,e British Parliament.
LONDON, October 24sh. Parliament ress-
sembled to-day. Previous to the assembling
of the House of CommonE, the advAE cad
Ifish members held a meeting. They were
chiefly occupied in arranging petitions refer.
! ring to the imprisonment Of Il. Dwyer Gray
Lord Mayor Dawson, Of Dublin, has 100 Pc
titions to present j. - House.
LONDON, October 24sh.-Ia the House of
Commons to-day Lord Randolph Churchill,
Co serva i've, eontended that the present
sitting was irregular. After the appropria-
ton hill had received royal assent, he moved
| to adjourn the House, in order TO protest
against tie autumn session. he made long
historical review, and pointed cut, amid loud
cheers from the Tories, that the House of
Commons had ever been jealous against rro-
narchial or ministerial tyranny. Gladstone
said he was glad TO see Lord Churchill and
| the House again. He cantended that the
presidents quoted by Churchill were map
, plicable. The House, be said, had full power
| to take its pIeEen5 course. Churchill hsd
small knowledge of Parliament If he thought
,, the Government would be upses by vote of
want of confidence ou ito appropriation bill.
| Lord Granville gave notice that ne would
| on Thursday next move vote Of thanks to
| the commanders, oticsrs and men Of the
| British army in Egypt. He would then pro-
pose that the House adjourn until November
| 10bh.
The House divided on The motion of Lord
Randolph Churchill, and it was defeated
| 209 20 142
The House then adjourned until Tkurs6ay,
| when Salisbury viii ask question regarding
| the Egyptian policy OF the Government. after
vote Of thanks TO the army has eeen passed.
Severe storm in England.
LONDON, Ocsaber 245b.-A destructive
| hurricane is raging in this city. The damage
| is already very great,
LONDON, October 24th.-The wind and
sleet storm which visited London early this
morning is still raging, aad mesger dispatches
report snow and hail-storcas in various parts
OF England. In several localities the rivers
have overlooked their banks. Topographic
communication is so seriously interfered with
that 20 estimate of the damage can yet be
given.
LONDON, October 24sh.-Ths gale to-day
did vast amount of damage throughout the
country, Many distrists were flooded, and
shipping along the coast suffered severely. A
steamer was sunk in the Channel by a col
hsion, and nine persons drowned. At Sheer
ness the gale has not been equsled in thirty
years.
Report that the Prosecution CT Arab Is
TO De Abandoned.
ALEXANDRIA, October 2ith.-I. is unof-
icislly reported that the Egyptian Govern
ment is about to abandon the prosecution Of
Arab Pashs. Il is charged thet this action
is due to the expressed wishes Ct tie author
tiles at Constantinople.
Az Editor Arrested.
BELGRADE, October 24th-The editor of q
Socialist paper has been arrested in connee-
ton with the attempted assassination Of the
King.
An official Denial.
CAIRO October 24th.-Ths Egyptian Gov
eminent officially denies that the False Prophet
had any share in the defeat Of the Egyptian
troops during the late war. TIE apthorities
attribute the result to other caEsss
Illness OF the isev Of TunIs.
TUNIs, October 24sh.-The Bey OF Tunis is
very i'll, and there is little hope Of his recoy-
cry.
Strike OF Golfers Ayerted.
LONDON, October 24sb.-The ceal nine
owners of West Lancashire have advanced
miners wages 10 per cent. This action prac-
ticaliy ends the dispute ia Lancashire. The
coal mine owners of South Yorkshire offer
the golfers per cent to avert a strike.
The King and Queen OF servIa.
BELGRADE, October 24sh.-The King and
q leen attended services at the Cathedral to-
day. This city was illuminated tonight.
Some persons have b,on arrested on suspicion
OF completely in the attsmgts on the Kings
lie.
The Russian Lun,baP Yc-c Fires.
ST.. PET4RsBURG, Oo;o5sr 24,1.-.Th fires
in the lumber yards along re river bark
have been extinguished, witt less II 200, COO
one-hah chat ainod1s 10 Psussiau I'D Eugiish
companies.
Arabs Correspondence Seized.
CAIRO, October 24th.-Arabi Pasha's cor
respondence for the last two years was seized
this morning, aud deposited with Sir Edward
Mslet, the British Committeeman. 1t In
cludes voluminous correspondence with
Constantinople and the Ministry, and the &C.
cret sittiugs of the Bsronde Cabinet.
The Capital of Kordofan Besicgea.
CAIRO, October 24tb.-It is stated that Ell
Obeid, the capital of KordofaB, has been be-
sieged for forty dsys. It's capture ia proba-
Bile. An attack on Khartoum will follow.
Guilty OF Body-spatchIng.
EDINBURGH, October 24th.-Soutar. whose
trial for stealing the body of the Earl of
Crawford and Balcsre9, began yesterday,
was found guilty and sentenced to FIVE years
o. penal servitude.
Earthquake Shocks.
ST. THOMAS, October 17th-Two sharp
shocks ct earthquake were felt at o'clock on
the afternoon of the 18th.
CAPE HAYrI, October 9tb.-Three eight
shocks Of earthquake have occurred here
during the past week.
ANTIGUA, October 9th.-At 5 o'c,osk on
the morning of the Ssh sharp earthquake
shock was felt here.
Schooner suhk bs a steamer.
PANAMA, October oath. = The Chilean
schooner Berta was sunk at San Vicente by
the British steamer Chloe, and several lives
were lost.
Death OF a Poet.
VIENNA, October 24th.-Jancs Arsny, the
celebrated Hungarian poet, is dead.
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