Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
The English Turf-FoxhalI Again winn


LONDON, June S.h-Foxhall won the Ascot
gold cup, Faugh Ballagh second, Petronel
third. Only three ran. Faugh Ballagh
led Petronel by almost two lengths, Foxhall
being far behind. The leader made the run
ming, while Foxhall gradually closed up the
gap, and coming round the last turn, quar-
ter of mile from home, went to the front
and won easily.
The Rous memorial stakes were won by
Retreat, Woolsey second, Carlyle third, Ger
aid unplaced.
The twentieth new biennial stakes were
won by Tyndrum, Lilac second, Red Speare
third. Mascot also ran.
The St. James Palace stakes was won by
Battlefield, Garth second, Sachem third.
The Last HOnOrs.
MAGDALENA, June Sth.-The remains of
General Garibsldi were inferred in the GENE.
Gerry at Caprera this afternoon. The funeral
ceremonies began at 3:45 and closed at 5
o'clock. A storm of wind and rain ragged
the whole time. Rhe coffin, covered with
garlands and flowers. was borne by some of
the Thousands of Narsula," and was fol-
lowed by the Duke of Genoa, Signor ,nar-
deli, General Ferrero representatives. of 10th
chambers and delegates from 800 various as
sociations. Speeches were delivered at the
grave by the Vice-President of the Chamber
Of Deputies, the two Cabinet Ministers pres
emit, and Signor Crispi. All applauded the
deeds of the deceased. As the coffin was
lowed into the grave snlutes were fred by the
Italian men-of war Washington and Carl.
baldi. The body of Garibaldi has several
scars-ten gunshot and bayonet wounds.
Garibaldrs Death.
ROME, June S;h.-Garibaldi died with the
window of his apartment wide open, and
while the sun was setting, before his last
agony, bird alighted on the window sill,
where it remained twittering. Garibaldi
saw it. and stamnered, "Quanto allegro p
(How joyful it is J
Further Assassinafions In Ireland.
DUBLIN, June Sih.-Walter M. Bourke, q
Galway landlord residing at Rahasan, was
shot dead while returning from Gort. His
escort, a soldier, was also killed.
The murder occurred at Abraham, seven
miles north of Gort. Bourke was riding in
front of his dragon and escort, when q volley
from rifles was fired from behind avail and
both fell dead. Bourke was magistrate,
and son of the Crown Solicitor for Mayo.
He was barrister by profession, and had
amassed fortune in India. He possessed
two estates in Ireland, one at Curralesgh, the
other at Rahasan. He had several disputes
with his tenants, and recently left London to
carry out evictions. He took an active part
in the prosecution of Father Conway several
years since. A few months ago he entered a
church at Carraro armed with repeating
rifle, while mass was celebrating. The priest
ordered him to leave, and he escaped by a
side door to avoid mobbing. Bourke was not
relative of the late Under Secretary Burke.
Gort bears the reputation of being one of the
worst places il Ireland for rent disputes.
Affairs I'm Egypt,
CAIRO, June Sth.-The Turkish. Commits.
sion comprises fifty-eight persons.
Il is understood that the leaders of the
military party intend to apply to Dervisch
Pasha to effect reconciliation between them
selves and the Khedive.
CAIRO, June Ssh.-The military party ar
ranged sort Of demonstration for Dervisch
Pasha. Several hundred youth of the lower
classes ran before and behind the cortege,
shouting. Allah Make Islam victorious !''
Allah! Destroy the heathens !" They
also grossly insulted the European spectators.
FreiInshuysen's Circular.
LONDON, June Ssh.-The Standard says of
Freiinehuysen's circular on the Clayton
Bnlwer treaty: An answer to all this rhetoric
is that the treaty has been made and ought to
be kept.
The Nelcs says: Granville will not fail to
remember Lnab cCIulneTclal, % well aS legal
and political considerations, are decisive
against the position which Frelinghuysen has
chose to assume.
VIII Become Sponsor.
ST. PETERSBURG, June S.h.-The Gar has
consented to become sponsor for the son of
Prince William of Prussia. He will be rep
resented by Grand Duke Sergiris.
The AusfrIans and Insurgents.
CETTINJE, June8th. An Austrian battalion
was attacked on the % instant by 200 insur.
gents near Morinie. The Austrians were
surprised. and compelled to retreat with o
loss of % killed. The insurgents lost &c
killed and wounded. Ga the Sd instant the
insurgents destroyed the Austrian barracks
at Bischina, killing 25 troops. The rest fed.
Amendment Rejected.
LONDON, June Sth.-The House of Com
mons rejected Russell's amendment to the
repression bill by 266 to As.
To Sail To-Day.
LONDON, June Ssh.-Davitt and young
Redmond sail for the United States Friday.
Cattle Poisoned.
MONTREAL, June Ssh.-Five hundred head
of cattle from the West for England were
turned out to Craze on farm near the city,
and were poisoned by eating some obnoxious
weed. A large number died.