Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-07

R0AE, June bsh.-f our nundreu OniVerei'
| ty students attacked and wrecked the offices
| of the Clerical newspapers Cdssdndrand and
| Voce della Te'ita, because the former had
spoken disrespectfully of Garibaldi.
ROME. June 6.h.-Large numbers of per-
sons are starting from all parts of Italy for
| Caprera, to be present at the funeral of Carl
baldi, A steamer left Genoa Monday with
| 200 veterans on board. Four steamers have
| started from Palermo, two from Leghorn and
one from Naples-all crowded. The supply
| of boats is inadequate to accommodate those
desiring TO go. Influence is being exerted
with members of Garibaldi's family for the
| transfer of his ashes to the main land.
ATHENS, june CHA resolution has been
passed by the Chamber of Deputies express
ing grief at the death of Garibaldi, and re-
auesting the Government to instruct the
Greek Minister at Romeo to attend the
funeral. and present wreath of lowers on
behalf Of the Greek people.
RoMF. June 6eh.-The Duke of Genoa and
four Masters of Ceremonies will represent
King Humbers at the funeral of Garibaldi.
ROME june 6sh.-The cremation of Carl
baldi Is fixed for Thursday. Signor lamar
deli. Minister of Justice, and General Fer
zero, Minister of War. will be present as
official representatives of the Cabinet.
Affairs I'm Egypt.
CAIBo. June 6.h.-Arabi Pasba has been
acting under the direction of Afghan Mussel-
man. friend of Dervish Pasha.
CoSsraNTINopLE. June 6.h.-Osman Pasha
and the other officers condemned by the
court.martial in Egypt are confined in the
palace here, and forbidden communication
with the outer world.
CAIRO June 6sh-Arahi Pasha, replying
to the request of the Sultan to stop the con-
struction of earthworks at Alexandria, said
the work was not undertaken with the object
of strengthening the Notifications, but only
70 effect repairs, and the work was carried
out with the idea Of calming the natives, who
were becoming excited by the menacing stti-
tude of the squadrons. He says the early
withdrawal of the squadrons will tend to
tranquilize the natives.
LONDON, June Chit is stated that the
| German representative, after on audience
with the Sultan to-day, informed the British
ambassador that the Sultan would sustain
| Tewfik Pasha loyalty and theoretically.
It is also stated that the military leaders,
at a meeting in Arab Pasha's house at Cairo,
| decided to observe an expectant attitude I'M
| til the Turkish Commissioner discloses the
| Sultan intentions, and that should the Sultan
attempt to maintain Tewfik Pssha in power,
the military party are resolved to wreak ven.
geancs on the Khedive, even at the cost of
their lives.
Four more English ironclads are on the
way to Alexandria.
House OF Commons.
LONDON, june CHIN the House of Com
| mons to-day, in Committee on the repres-
sion bill, Harcourt consented to insert pro-
| visions assuring prompt trial, and causing
the judges for the special Court to be selected
by ballot instead of being appointed, aud
obliging the Judges to state thu reasons for
convicting in open Court.
The Irish repression bill was considered
this evening. The third clause, prescribing
the constitution of Court of Criminal APP
peal, was passed, Harcourt stating that the
Government was willing to accept the amend
ment to assist poor prisoners wishing to ap-
peal. The fourth clause, providing for the
punishment of intimidators, Healy moved to
amend by requiring that the persons ag.
grieved shall complain. Dillon and Parnell
supported the amendment. Rejscted-219
to q.
The Release OF the Suspects.
LONDON, June 6th.-Earl Cowper, former
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, said ia the
House Of Lords that he had been 80 aston
ished at the telegram ordering the release OF
the suspects that he had at first hesitated to
credit It. He believed the opinion of the
educated classes was against the release in
the sudden manner in which it was effected.
It gave the matter an appearance OF complete
surrender to disorder. The outrages reported
to the constabulary during May numbered
1896. Two murders were reported besides the
PLenix Park assaasinations.
Good Crops In Ireland.
DUBLIN, June 6.h.-The harvest prospects
10 the counties of Longford, Westmesth,
L IL -
are being paid everywhere. A reduction
about equivalent to that made in the Land
Courts is being universally granted.
Crops i'm France.
PARIS, June 6th.-The Minister. of Fl
nance, speaking at st. Quentin, said there
was every reason to expect an excellent har-
vest, which will prevent large amount Of
capital from leaving France.
The English Turf.
LONDON, June 6th.-At Ascot the Trials
stakes were won by Valentine, Mistake, for
merly Lorillard's, second, Leghorn third.
The race for the gold vase was won by iris
tan, Chippendale second, Credo third.
The Prince Of Wales stake was won by
Quicklime, Garrett second, Spring Hall third.
The Ascot Biennial stakes were won by the
Duke, Lilac second, Springfield colt third.
The Ascot stakes were won by Retreat,
Faugh Ballagh second, Idleweisse third.
Fast Time Across the atIant,.
QUEENSTOWN, June 6th.-The Guion line
steamship Alaska, from New York. made the
passage in DAYS, 10 hours and 25 minutes
two hours faster than her own previous and
hitherto best time.
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NEW foEk, June 9sn.-A cape note from
faris says Count re Lesseps, VINO Us now In
ms seventy-seventn year, was presented
lew Gays ago Dy ms young VIE Win anotner
Obituary.
LONDON. June 6.b.-Dr. George Rein.
hold PAUL.. the German historian, is dead.
aged 60 wears.
Thu petroleum, TroubIe I'm India.
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