Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-12
ORIGINAL DEFECTIVE
and a man and wife by the name of Priest
were drowned.

and man and wife by the name OF Priest
were drowned.
Postal Changes for the Pacific Coast.
WASHINGTON, June 11th.- Following are
the Pacific coast postal changes announced
for the week. Offices established
San Mateo county, CAL, III. 2. Hobbs, Post
master; Etna, Clarke county, w. T., James
M. Forbes, Postmaster; Lswisville. Clarke
county, w. T., Isaac W. Rowland. Post
master; Forest, Yavapaf county, Arizona,
Henry L. Marsh. Postmaster oflces
Notwithstanding, IDyo county, Cal
ifornia; Roy, Summit county, Utah ];
Pot:masters appointed A. M. Acton,
Gertrude, Fresno county, CAL; Wesley w.
Briggs, Harrisburg, Linn county, o.; WIZ.
d. Lewis, Ekin, Yamhill county, o.; VIM.
Field. Pioneer, Clark county, w. T.; Jesse
s: Wakefield, Quillayute, Jefferson county,
W. T.; Alfred Dunkley. AmerIcaS S.d fork'
Utah county, Utah; George d. Stevens,
Stafford, Graham county, Ariz; William Z.
Mallory, Wickenburg, Maricopa county,
Arizona.
The Bank Robbers.
ST. LOUIS, June 11th.- A Republican
kirksville special says: The wife OF Frank
Mason, the leader OF the bank robbers, mas
turned up 81, 800 in gold, stolen from the
Brookfeld bank. A special Grand Jury mas
found indictments against all the robbers
charging them with robbery and assault 10
kill.
Explosion of Furnace.
BRADDocK (Pa), June 11tb.-The furnace
Of Edgar Thompson's steel works exploded
this morning, seriously, and probably fatally,
injuring Assistant Superintendent Allen ana
three other men.
Two Men Burned 10 Death.
CLEVELAND, June 11th. j Last night o
large barn III the cattle yards north OF the
Lake Shore depot q. gainesville was burned,
and two men persisted in the flames.
Collision of Steamers.
MADISON Qud. J, June 11th.-The steamers
Charles Morgan and Mary Houston collided
this morning near MARYLAND, on the Ohio
river. The Morgan was slightly injured, and
the Houston went on one wheel to Jefferson
vile for rep airs.
Destruction by Fire.
| LEMARs Qa.). june 11th.-A FIRE this
moruiog destroyed thirteen principal bust
ness houses. The loss is estimated at
$4,000.
| OSBORNE MOL Buns 11th.-The post.
Office and other buildings were burned this
morning. Loss, $4,000.
ThermOmesrical.
CHICAGO, june 11th.-Highest tempera
| ture, 57'; lowest, 49,
| FOREIGN NEWS.
Serious Riots ut ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Per
sons Killed and Wounded.
| ALEXANDRIA, June 11th-7 P. M.-Seriou
riots occurrei to-day between the natives ant
| Europeans. Several persons ware killed ano
| wounded, and number OF houses destroyed
| The police at first remained inactive. The
rictous demonstration later took place before
| the French Consulate, to which several o.
those mortally wounded at the outbreak o.
the riot were carried. The disturbances con
tiLued some time before the authorities tool
steps to suppress them. The English Consu
was severely hurt, receiving gunshot wound
| An engineer OF the British man-of-war Su
perb was killed. The disturbances continuet
five hours, when the military appeared anC
dispersed the rioters.
| SECOND DISPATCH.l
ALEXANDRIA, June 11th.-The Greek Con
sui and Italian Consul were also severely
wounded.
The British man. of-war Superb will arrive
in port during the night, and will protect th'
British Consulate. Boats will be sent t.
| t8ke OIL all bEltlSu SUBJECTS WIN ucsiro "
leave Alexandria.
1t is estimated that twenty persons wsr,
killed in the riots, but the exact particular
are unobtainable.
THE WOUNDED CONSUL.
LONDON, June 11th.-A dispatch from Al
exandria says the British Consul was wounded
on the head with bladgeon. Heis progress
ing favorsbly.
The mob sacked the shops of the Europeans
The Egyptian troops now occupy all thu
points in the city.
STILL FURTHER DETAILS.
LONDON, june 11th.-Another dispatcl
from Alexandria says the Katherine de-
Seurs, inhabited chiefly by Europeans, wa
completely wrecked. The Europeans free
from the windows, killing many Arabs. Tit
latter made terrible havoc among the Euro
peans in the street.
The British Consul was dragged from hi
carriage.and beaten.
Dervisch Pasha and Arab Pasha have lef
Cairo for Alexandra.
The engineer of the British man-of-wal
was stabbed to death.
The Captain of the British ironclad In
vincible is in charge Of the English Consulate
Another iron corvette is expected at Alex
andria.
CAUSE OF THE ROW.
CAIRO, June 11th.--So far as ascertainable
the rioting in Alexandria commenced on thu
streets. The immediate cause was the stab
bling of Ara Bey, Maltese. A mob of ma
tives collected on the street with sticks, anc
made their way into the great square, whers
they demolished the music pavilions and fur
nisure in the adjoining cafes. The Euro
peans left the square and took refuge fol
some time at the French Consulate. Ths
soldiers were called out, but they looked OF
without interfering during the work of de
molition and bloodshed.
Fresh Trouble in Tunis.
TUNIs, June 11th.-The French column
under General Jamais was obliged to retire
from the Tripolitan frontier in consequences
of the failure OF the water supply. This ha.
given opportunity for fresh disorders between
friendly Arabs and the insurgents, and many
have been killed on both sides.
Address by Irish Bishops.
DUBLIN, juno I1th.-Ths Irish Bishop;
have issued an important address, promisini
the support Of the clergy to the people in
peacefully agitating for their rightr, but con
demning as the worst enemies of their coun
trymen those who recommend illegal courses
particularly those belonging to secret socie
ties. The Bishops condemn the recent hor
rible murders. but believe they were due te
evictions, which it is the duty Of the Govern
ment to stop ct any cost.
The Bishops point out that what is morally
wrong cannot be politically right. 1t is ar
in6i,putable right, they say. Of the Irish to
live on their own soil. 1t is the right, anC
often the duty, of those oppressed, either by
| the State or by individuals, to seek redress
BY lawful msans. On these grounds the
national movement has the approval Of
priests and Bishops, and even the Pope, aRd
| Of all just and generous men without distinc.
| ton Of race or creed but it is notorious that
the means often employed are utterly sub
versive Of social ORDER. The address specifies
| these means as refusing to pay just
| debts, and preventing payment by Others
injuring neighbors in person or property
| forcibly resisting the law, and forming secret
societies and obeying the orders thereof. The
Bishops say that under each Of these heads
numerous offenses have been committed, the
| fearfully prominent among them being the
hideous murders which even at the present
moment disgrace our country and provoke the
anger of God and his church. We declare
that it is your duty to regard as the worst
| enemy of our creed and country the man who
would recommend the commission Of any one
OF the abovs.naued offensss. We appeal to
| all to have no connection with secret socie-
| ties, but to oppose them as alike hostile to
religion and freedom. Let Us assure you that
| the national movement, purged of what is
criminal, shall have the earnest support Of
The clergy. A considerable installment oil