Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-05
Montgomery. Jr., but he was warned in time

was burned tO-ISy. Insured. 1ne0QOT6
Gardner, Albert MADDEN and Frank Lamo-
reux, sleeping in the place, were burned to
death.
Narrow Escape OF a Female Aeronaut.
NEW YORK, July 4th.-Madame Adele
made balloon ascension at Oswego to-day.
and came down in the lake about seven miles
from land. Clinging to the car, she was
dragged through the lake some miles, and was
finally rescued by tug.
The Georgia GevernOrship.
ATLANTA, July 41h.-Specials to the Con.
stitution indicate that the delegates to the
Gubernatorial Convention stand two-thirds
in favor of A. II. Stephens, and in favor of
the majority rule.
Death of an Ex-Governor.
PORTSMOUTH IN. H. July 4th.-Ichabod
Goodwin, the first war Governor of New
Hampshire, died this evening, aged So years.
Drowned.
PHILADELPHIA, July 4th.-Ewing, of the
6rm of Fairbanks i Ewing, was drowned to-
day while sailing in yacht race.
ThermOmetrical.
CHICAGO, July 4sh.-Temperatur 63 to Sc.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Our National Holiday In Foreign Lands.
LRIpsIc. July 4th.-The foreign Consuls
and the representatives of the University and
mercantile community to-day attended fete
given by the Americans. The rooms were
gally decorated. The American Consul pre-
sided.
LONDON. July 4h.-The Meas and Tele.
graph have congratulatory articles on the an
niversary of American independence.
PARIS, July 4th.-The Americans cele-
hra Tod hn A.t h,,r, st.sn H.,
were festivities also at the American Club.
LONDONDERRY, July 4sh.-A meeting was
held to-day under the auspices of three re-
rim IEnishowen, to celebrate the Fourth of
July. The American flag was carried in the
procession with another bearing a picture of
O'Connell.
CRY OF MEXICO, July 4th.-The Fourth
of July was celebrated by the Americans at
Piedad. village about two miles from the
city. American flags were hoisted on public
buildings here. The leading papers contain
articles referring to the anniversary.
ALEXANDRIA, July 4th.-All the vessels in
| the harbor were decorated to-day, and fred
salutes in honor of the Fourth of July.
LONDON, July 4th.-A grand reception in
commemoration of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence was given at the Westminster
Palaces Hotel to-day under the auspices of
the American Exchange.
The Egyptian situation.
LONDON, July 4.h.-Alsxspdri dispatches
state that Admiral, Seymour complained to
| the Governor of Alexandria regarding the
| placing of two large guns in position
threatening the fleets. TIE explanations
were deemed unsatisfactory. and Admiral
| Seymour intimated that if the works were
| he
to stop them.
Another correspondent says if Admiral
Seymour's intimation remains UNDECIDED de.
cided action will be taken directly. The En-
| glish and French Admirals have asked their
Governments to authorize bombardment of
the forts unless the works are stopped
Arab Pasha returned from Cairo Tuesday
night. He expresses an intention of fighting
Turkey, England and sill Europe He says
the peculiar construction of the forts will en-
able him to repel the landing of 10000 men.
NEW YoRK, July 5th-A. M-The Herald's
London special says: There is reason to be-
lieve that decisive military action will be
taken in Egypt, probably within the next
Sir William Harcourt's room in the
House of Commons yesterday afternoon, and
consulted with the Duke of Cambridge, Corr
mander.in. Chief of the army. The result
was rumored in the lobby of the House that
Alexandra would be Immediately bonn
barded that battery of artillery has been
ordered to be ready to embark for Malta.
The gunboats Dee and Don have sailed for
the Mediterranean.
House of Commons.
LONDON, July 4th.-In the House of Com
mons to-day Gladstone renewed his motion,
declaring urgency for the repression bill.
Carried-402 to 10.
Justin Mccarthy read resolution adopted
by the Irish members, declaring that in con.
sequence of their expulsion and the passage
of the bill through the committee in their
absence, they would now leave the House,
declaring the bill unconstitutional, and would
not further participate in the debate on the
bill in committee. All then quit the cham.
Der except Bigger. Callan. Shiel and Metzge
| Affairs in Ireland.
DUBLIN, July 4th.-A man was shot dead
early this morning in Seville Place, it is sup
posed by Fenians. A person passing at the
time noticed three men apparently disputing.
Pistol shots were heard and one man fell
The other two ran away. On the man killed
was q belt with the inscription God Save
Ireland" The body had seven stabs and
four bullet wounds. The man was identified
as Kenny, an artisan
|
two years ago as an informer. A man named
Poole and two others have been arrested
The police believe the arrest of Poole i'm.
portant outside the present case.
Twenty persons have been arrested al
Loughres, on suspicion of connection with
the murder Of Bourke and trooper Wallace.
They are mostly strangers in the district.
Theater Burned.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 4th. The Arkadis
Theater was burned to-day.
The Red Hat.
ROME, July 4th.-The Pope held a con.
sistory to-day, and conferred the Cardinals
hat upon Mons egnur Allemand Lavigrie,
Archbishop of Algiers.
The Parliamentary Oafhs BIZ.
LONDON, July 4.h.-In the House of Lords
to-day the Duke of Argylls parliamentary
oaths bill was lost by 1873 to 62.
To the Frozen North.
ST. JOHNS IN. f. July 4th.-The steamer
Neptune leaves for Lady Franklin Bay Sat
urday, with Lieutenant Greeley and party.