Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-30
Adyices from Erypt,

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RzcoRp.uyIosl
Advices from Egypt,
CAIRO, September 29sh.-Explosions ct the
railroad station continued at briet intervals
for over three hours. The passenger station
was saved, but all the freight sheds, contain
ing ten days provisions for the army and
about two hundred trucks of ammunition,
were destroyed. Five men were killed and
twenty wounded. The FIRE was of incsrdiary
origin. Subsequent to the first explosion two
Arabs were seized in the act of firing trucks i;
third escaped. The troops patrolled the
streets last night.
During the fire at the railway station two
men with torches were arrested while at
tempting to fire the adjacent quarters.
The authorities consider the country gen.
orally SO rapidly returning to a normal con-
dition, that further display of force in the
provinces unnecessary.
LONDON, September 29sh.-The Govern.
ment mas teiegeaphel Cairo, ordering an in
vestigstion of the explosion and prompt re.
port of the result.
The transport Carthage has arrived at
Portsmouth with IL Ulcers and l01 men
wounded at Tel-e -Kebir. Five wounded died
on the voyage.
The Times says it mas been decided to re-
tain for the present l., 600 men in T. gypt to
carry on and consolidate the work for which
the suppression of Arab Pasha does little
more than clear the way.
CAIRO. September 29th.-Is is eytimsted
that fifteen days supplies for % 009 men
were destroyed in the fire caused by the ex-
plosion. A Court of Inquiry, ordered by the
Government. ia now sitting.
CAIRO, September ooh .-Shortiy after the
explosion here yesterday an Arab was caught
throwing can of petroleum into burning
wagon. Another was discovered lighting a
FIRE under the train, and a third was arrested
while exciting the natives to massacre.
Sentenced TO be Hanged.
DUBLIN, September 29.h.-A brother OF
Walsh, hanged at Galway, has been found
guilty as an accessory TO the murder of Con-
stable kavanaGgh, &C Letterfrsct. The Jury
recommended Walsh to mercy, on account Of
his youth. The jury also recommended
Walsh TO mercy because there was 10 posi-.
tive evidence that he actually fred the shots
which caused ksvapaugh's death. The pms
oner was very violent, and shouted loudly
that witness had given false evidence He
was sentenced TO be hanged October % ID.
Judge Lawson said he would forward the
jury's recommendation to the proper quarter,
but he could hold out no hope to the prisoner
that it would he fAvorably acted upon.
Walsh again became greatly excited, and
cried OUT that justice would yet overtaks his
false accUsers.
Fatal Railroad accident.
ERIE (Ont J, September 29Gh.-At $50 ttis
evening dummy Car used in conveying
passengers over the international bridge be-
tween here aud Beach Rock e. suburb of
Buffalo,, fell through the open draw into
Niagara river, twenty-five feet. Eaginee
Bonn and Edwin Hersky Reeve of Bsrtie,
Dat, were killed, and Mrs. Parmlee, of Beach
Rock, Captain Haggart, the dummy con.
ductor, aud lady-nsme unknown-serious
ly injured.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
ERIE ,(Oat.(, September 29th.-It eeems
that the steamer Falcon was coming up, and
the draw in the bridge was opened for hsr to
pass. At the same time the dummy ergire
used to cross the bridge with passengers was
making its last trip for the night. and from
some cause the engineer did not perceive that
the draw was open, and the dummy plunged
into the river. Edward BOhn. thu engineer
aud Edward hershey, the fireman, were
killed instantly. The balance of tbs
passengers - Mrs. J. w. Parmlee, OF
Victoria, Canada; John Cornell and
Miss Cornell, of Albany, n. Y; cordrc,
tor JANIS Haggart and three others-were
seriously bruised, but were rescued by the
Falcon. Malcolm Coleugh, the bridge super
intendent, standing on platform car, jumped
to the bridge as the went down. The
water Is fully forty feet deep at the point
where the Car fell.
Ono OF stanley's objects.
PARIS, September 29;h.-O4e OF the o.
jscts Of Henry NJ. SANKEY'S journey to Bus
sells was an endeavor to secure for the Intsr.
national African Association portion of the
territory of King Basckes, coded to France
owing TO tia energy of the Frenchmsn, De
Brasseau, who arrived on the spot Just before
Stanley. Frshce has not yet ratified the
treaty with the King.
Died In Childbirth.
BIARRITz, September 29sh.-The Duchess
of Parma died here in childbirth. The child
was stillborn.
AntI-Jewish Riots In Hungary.
VIENNA, September 29sh.-Advices from
Pressburg report anti Jewish riots there. A
mob broke the windows of many houses occu.
pied by jews. The military finally restored
order, after making forty arrests.
PEsTH September 29sh.-The Ministry has
placed PtsSsbuTg district under martial law.
VIENNA. September 29;h.-The rioters in
Pressburg declared that what they have done
was merely e prelude to what was coming.
The shops and wareht uses of Jews Were
forced open and p,undered. The rioters
offered the military an obstinate resistance,
some of them Selling the soldiers bsyonets
with their hands. Similar excuses were
committed in the neighborhood of the town of
Biumenthal, where thirty psrsons were ar
rested. Several hundred Jews have fed to
Vienna,
The Great Comet.
VIENNA, September 29sh.-The great comet
was observed here at 5:l5 this morning-right
asc snsion 10 hours ard 46 minutes, and decli.
nation degrees and Is minutes south.
The Floods In 1yrol.
LONDON, September 29sh.-The floods in
Iyrol reduced hundreds If wealthy land
owners TO poverty. The laboriug classes are
in terrible distress, and the approach of win
ter greatly aggrsvstes the situation.
Fast Travelling.
LONDON, September 29th.-The new steam
er Werrs, Of the North German Ltoyds Com.
pany, on trial trip mads III knots an
hour.
Elected Lord Mayor.
LONDON, September 80 ;h.-Henri Edmord
knight, an Alderman Of Cripplegste Ward,
has been elected Lord Mayor Of London.
The Imprisoned JonrnaIist.
LONDON, September 29th.-It is expected
in Dublin that L. Dryer Gray will be re.
leased this evening.
DUBLIN, September 29Eh.-Judge Lawson
announced to-day that be will make a state.
ment tomorrow in come ction with the case
Of Mr.. Gray, proprietor of the Frreman'S
Journal
Release OF Suspects.
DUBLIN. September 20 .h.-All the suspects
il custody have been released. in view Of the
expiration tomorrow of the Coercion Act.
Cholera at sIaniia.
MADgID, September 29sh.-The DEATHS
from cholera at Manila Tkars lay numbered
twenty.
Exceeded the Estimate.
ST. PETERSBURG, September z9h.-Tfe
revenue from iLduect taxes for the financial
year 1882 exceeded the estiu ase by 9,77S COO
roub.es.
The RICHEST TIN MINE IN THE WoRID.