The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1882-12-08
ACROSS THE SEAS.

LONDON, Dec7. Anthony Trollope
is dead.
DUBLIN, Dec. THE transit Of We
nus was plainly viewed at Cork.
LONDON, Dec. THE American
observers in New Zealand obtained a
successful observation of the transit of
Venus.
LONDON, Eng, Dec. Eight houses
situated back of the Alhambra theater
were burned with total loss by fire.
of e15,O00.
LONDON, Dec. I'm consequence
of the unfavorable weather the transit
of Venus was totally invisible from
the Greenwich observatory.
CAIRO, Dec.7 In view of the dis
position of Arab Pasha, all the other
leaders in the rebellion, except Sulie-
man Pasha, will be pardoned.
LONDON, Dec. THE transit of We.
nus was favorably observed at Dunbar
and at Cape Town. At Madrid the
observations were prevented by bad
weather.
BERLIN, Dec. 7.-The King of Ba-
varia gives 10000 marks to assist the
people made destitute by the flood.
The Emperor has gone to GOehride on
hunting trip.
COLOGNE, Dec. 7.-Rhone has risen
thirteen centimetres since 2 o'clock
this morning. Moselagan has risen
rapidly; the Neckar and the Main are
also rising, but more gradually.
TITLES, Dec. THE Christians Of
Beetles sent deputation to Ezeroum to
complain of the government for hinder
ing them from saving their goods,
which were burned by the late FIRE.
PARIS, Dec. THE deputies belong
ing to the extreme left demand state
funeral for the late Louis Blanc. The
will of the deceased orders a strictly
civil burial. He bequeaths his library
to the city of Paris.
VIENNA, Dec. 7.-Extensive imIgra-
tion from the mountain districts, of
Hungary to America, has caused the
Hungarian government 10 request
Austria to stop emigrAnts, not provi-
ded with passports.
BERLIN, Dec. THE loss by the
floods in the Rheinish districts, amounts
to millions of marks, and the damage
to the town Of Danisburg alone
amounts to a million marks Sixty
houses were nearly swept away.
DUERBAN, Dec. 7.-Telegrams have
been received from Transvall that the
Caffres have been driven into Chief
Mapach's cave. One cave has been de-
stroyed with dynamite, and it is sup
posed thapffty natives were killed.
BERLIN, Dec. IA report on the
execution of the Socialists, as presented
to the Reichstag yesterday, concludes
as follows: The conviction is IRE
sistably forced on the government,
that repressive measures must be con-
tinued.
LONDON, Dec. THE Royal Alham-
bra Theatre burned tonight. The au-
dience had just retired, and within
half an hour the dome fell and the
building and neighboring houses were
soon gutted. Nothing was saved from
the theater.
MELBOURNE, Dec. THE transit Of
Venus was successfully observed here.
Cape Town, New leland, Tasmania.
and New Soath Wales. Thirty-three
photographs were obtained at Mel
bourne observatory. At Queensland
and Sydeny the observations were un-
successful.
MADRID, Dec. 1.-THE Senate by a
vote of 116 to 81. rejected motion of
the opposition, seeking to avoid con-
sideration- of the resolution declaring
any modification of the constitution
dangerous, unpatriotic, and contraryto to
the will of the nation.
CARIo, Dec. 7.-Mohammed, Sami,
Allah, Pasha, Ali Trehmy and Tonlba
Pasha. were arraigned this mOring and
pleaded guilty to the charge Of rebel
lion. They will be sentenced this af-
ternoon. ReaZ Pasha has resigned the
Ministry of the Interior.
DUBLIN. Dec. 7.-Danver's, the
soldier who assisted the police IN Sc
curing the murderers of Detective
Cox, was rewarded, by the commander
in-chief, for good conduct, with med
al and granting gratuIty of 95. The
public regard the award as inadequate.
LONDON, Dec. kilograms from
various parts of the United Kingdom
report snow storm of unusual seVeri-
ty. Railroad trafic at many points
was entirely suspended. A train was
showed up nearly all last night at
Cheshire. The passengers suffered
terribly. Telegraphic communication
between Glasgow and London is broken
and elsewhere messages are greatly
delayed.
LONDON, Dec. 7.-Twenty-fve steam
fire engines fare now playing on the
ruins of the Royal Alhambra theatre.
Owing to the great height of
the minarets it is impossible for
the water to reach them south
of the minarets, the building is still
burning. The damage to the sur
rounding property was very great; all
the dresses, properties, scenery, music,
and instruments for the Christmas
productions at the theatre, were de-
stroyed and are not insured.