Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-02

daire is of the opinion that S15, 900, 900 would
amply suffice to cover all expenses. In eight
years. at most, he thinks the gigantic work
might be finished.
Serious Rict--The Parnellifes and the
Government.
DUBLIN, May 1st-A riot occurred at
Frankford, County Kings, Saturday. A nun y
Der OF persons who it was reported had paid
their rents were fearfully beaten. The police
arrested thirty persons, and cleared the
streets at the point of the bayonet.
The fact that gentleman was allowed the
unusual privilege of twice visiting Kilmain-
ham Jail last Friday has strengthened the
belief that some diplomatic negotiations are
proceeding between the Parnellites and the
Government.
Ship Ashore and All on Board Drowned.
LONDON, May 1st-A full rigged ship Is
ashore at Swanage. All on board are drowned.
The gale was very heavy.
The wrecked Ship.
CAIRO Egypt. May 1st-The wreckage
from the ship ashore at Swanage is marked
Alexandrovna."
The Egyptian Conspiracy.
CAIRO, May 1st.-Forty- three of the per-
sons concerned in the conspiracy against
Arabi Bey were sentenced to exile. The re.
mainder, being civilians, were sentenced to
be hanged by the civil authorities.
Another Easy Victory for Hanlan.
LONDON, May 1st.-Hanlan won the race
with Trickett to-day by four lengths with the
greatest ease. Hanlan had the Middlesex
side. The start was a good one. though Han
Ian had slightly the best of Trickett, and
led. Immediately afterwards the steamers
followed, laden with people, aud the banks
| of the river were crowded, many ladies being
among the spectators. Hanlan was rowing
easily at Hammersmith bridge, and there
| was never any doubt of the result. At Craven
College, six furloDgs from the starting point,
Hanlan was quarter of length clear Of
Trlckett, and at the creek, about two miles
and half further on. took the Australians
water. OFF Barnes Terrace, but short dis
tance from the creek, he was leading Trickett
twenty.seven minutes and thirty-eight sec
ouds. Hsnlan played with Trickett as with
| former contestants.
| ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
| LONDON, May 1st.-Hanlan rowed thirty.
eight strokes in the first minute, and was
ahead very soon, rowing neatly and easily.
Hanlan's time the first mile was 5:17. Soon
after Hanlan, amid good deal of laughter,
stopped dead and looked around. There were
| again cheers and laughter when shortly after
ward he stopped for quite couple of strokes
Hanlan was ten seconds ahead at Hammer
smith bridge, mile and three. quarters from
the starting point. Opposite Thorneycrafs's
works Chiswick barge lay right across the
There was seventeen seconds difference ex-
actly in the time of the mems
arrival off Thorneycraft's works. Han
Ian was In regular surf in Carney
Reach, and made for the Middlesex shore for
shelter. When he got into smooth water he
deliberately stopped and baled his boat.
Irickett was powerless in the waves. and
Kelly had to take him into shelter. Ap-
preaching Barnes Terrace Hanlan was nearly
200 yards in front. with Trickett rowing
strongly and graudly. So hollow race was
seldom witnessed, even with Hanlan. There
was sixty-three seconds difference in the time
of the men when off Barnes, even though
Hanlan stepped sixteen seconds. The cham
pion fairly made show of Trickett, and won
with ridiculous ease by many lengths. After
the fiaish OF the race Hanlan turned round
and met Trickett, and tuning again he rowed
to the winning post, reaching it length
ahead.
The Jeannette Survivors.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 1st-Lieutenant
Danenhower. seaman Cole and the Chinese
steward of the Jeanette have arrived here
Newcombe will arrivo Tuesday. Cole is
completely demented, and sometimes almost
unmsnageable. The American Legation will
give an entertainment in their henor Wed.
nesday. Lieutenant Danehhower seems con.
vinced that Captain De Long will never be
found alive. After few days the party will
proceed to Paris. Lieutenant DaneHhowel
contemplstes reading a paper before the
Royal Geographical Society on the possibili
ties Of trade on the north coast Of Siberia
He is loud in his praise of the Russians fol
the kind manner In which he and his com
panions have been treated.
Affairs In Spain.
MADRID, May 1st.-The principal towns o.
Catalonia have adopted the red cap of tn,
Catalans. Official kilograms report that tran
quillity prevails, but the latent hostility to tn,
Government continues. There have beer
slight disorders at Bruges owing to thu
arrest of tradesmen for non.payment of tn,
new taxes. The Off cisls were compelled t,
demand the protection of troops.
Storms in the Alps.
GENEVA, May 1st.-Tremendous snow
storms have occurred in the Alps. The Sim
plon route is impossible. A shock of earth
quake was felt in Canton Hsllais on FIidsy
Farmer Murdered-A stin.Baeked sus
psct,r
II DUBLIN, May 1st.-It is reported that
farmer named Skuffe has been murdered.
1nC <AucElCdu SOubul Ntslttu DTOpDY III I'll
r Mas Jail, and offered him $40, provided h,
would leave the country. Brophy replied
: that he would accept only an unconditions
, release.
The Franco-AmericanT Treaty.
PARIS. May 1st.-Premier de Freycinet to
. day received the Bureau committee On thu
/. Franco American treaty. One of the spOkes
, men stated that American opinion seemed Il
{ be veering from the system Of high tariffs
He thought the present was an opportun,
! time for endesvoring to improve the CONNER
|. cial relations with the United States d,
Freycinet replied that he was favorable t.
the idea of treaty Of commerce between th,
) two Republics.
J The Cloture Resolution.
LONDON, May 1st.-Consideration of th,
clOture resolution was resumed to-day
ODopnell's amendment, that the initia.iv,
OF the closing debate be taken by response
BILE Minister and not by the Speaker, was re
jscted-220 to 164. The debate then ad
journed.
Ministerial Crisis in England.
LONDON, May 1st.--The Standard says
There can be no longer any doubt that W,
are in the midst of ministerial crisis. A
the Cabinet council yesterday decisions wer,
arrived at, whereof the first consequence vii
be Forster's resignation.
line NecS questions whether Forsters re
tirement will not be sooner or later involved
. in the decision of the Cabinet with regard tt
their policy toward Ireland.
: Fighting on the West Coast OF Africa.
LONDON, May 1st.-A dispatch from
! Bonny, on the west coast of Africa, datet
April 23d, reports that there has been heavy
fighting between the natives of New Calabal
and the followers of Oko Jumbo. The lattel
were the aggressors. The slaughter is de
scribed as fearful, at least 1000 persons beip,
killed. 1t WAS feared that Jaga would TAXI
part In the fighting, thus causing wal
which would be wholesale carnage There
was much alarm among the English inhabit
, ants. 1t ia expected that two gunboats viii
be ordered to the scene.
The Mexican Central RaiIroad-The Win
ming Horse.
CITY OF MEXICO. April 24th.-The Centra
Railroad is opened for traffic to Irapuato, S6t
kilometers north of here.
The horse Carey. owned by President Con
zales, won the principal race yesterday. The
purse was 81 600.
Two Children Burned 10 Death,
ARTHUR (Ont.), May 1st-The residence oi
Andrew Fleming was burned tbis morning