Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-04

Death Of The Arch bishop of Canterbury.
LONDON, December 81 The Archbishop
OF Cantel bury died this morning. Hepsssed
away quietly. and apparently without suffer-
Ing, il tbs presence of his three daughters,
Davidson, his scn-in-law. Canon Kuowellis
and Doctor Canterbury, On Saturday he re-
NAMED In seni.unconscious state, occasion.
ally asking for water. About II at night he
spoke his last words, sit is coming; it is COM
ing" He was then seized with a sharp
spasm, and his voice was not heard again, al
though it Is believed be was partly conscious
to the end. At in the morning he exhibited
signs Of dissolution. 1t is understood that
the Dean of Westminster, on behalf of the
Qaeen, has offered burial Tor the Archbishop
in Westminster Abbey. The decision rests
with the deceased's daughters. Mufied peals
were rung in the adjacent town of Croytep,
and the Archbishop's death touchingly refer
red to at the morning service.
Arab Pasha Pleads Guilty.
CAIRO, December 3i.-Arabi Pasha this
morning pleaded guilty TO the charge of re.
osllion. In the afternoon the Court.martial
reassembled and pronounced sentence of
death. The khedive committed the sentence
to exile for life. It is believed that Arab
will retire to some part of the British domin.
ions. His demeanor before the Court was
very digni6ed
The American Horses In England,
CHICAGO. December 3d.-A further list Of
entries for the English races next year has
been published, and number of American
horses thereby given further engagements. For
the Champion stakes, to be run at Doncaster.
Keene enters the sister Of Foxhall, a colt nv
King Alfonso, ous of Hester colt by Mon.
archist, ont of Return, and colt by Virgil.
out of Boniform. Lorillsrd enters Pontiac
DE Soto, Choctaw, Emperor end Nirvaps,
In the Westminster stakes, to be run at the
Epson spring meeting, Lorillard enters Nito.
cris and NirvaDa. In the Stanley stakes. to
be run at the Epson summer nesting, Loril-
lard enters Nitocria, Vextrix, Nirvana and
De Soto; also the first three in the Acorn
stakes, at the same meeting. Keene
eenters, his Return and Boniform colts
in the Biennial stakes at Stock.
bridge and the Troy stakes, which is TO
be run at Sscckhridge, and then at Newman.
ket, when penalties are imposed. Charles
Batbgaie, who had charge of Keene's horses
in England, has returned. He said to a re-
porter: The reason the Americans were
not SO successful as last year in England was
there were no great horses in the American
stables, except those who were under cloud.
We only started Golden Gate because Keene
desired il. He even wanted to start him for
less. Romeo proved great disap-
pointhsnt. We considered Gszemene the
best of the English three-year-o,ds, and be
should have won the St. Leger with proper
handling. The Ascot gold cup was won by
Foxhall, as MIR. Keene particularly desired
it; but the effort strained him, as he did not
win again because OF being overW orked all
the rest of the season, and they had to abap-
d 90 hin. lie is not, however, broken down.
The English make him carry 5uch crushing
weights in RACES thathe could not stand it and
win, He ought to fad purchaser at s35..
600, the price SET, but they do not regard him
as highly as before. Foxhall would have
commanded any price asked last season."
The Trouble In DabIln.
DUBLIN, December 3i.-The four men ar.
rested on suspicion of being Concerned in the
attack on Dennis Field have been discharged.
Oae OF them, Martin, was identified by lit
tie girl as one Of the men engaged in the as
sauit, but as she was not acquainted with the
nature OF an oath, her evidence was not
available to convict him. Field il now out of
danger. The authorities have good reason to
believe that recent desperate outrages were
arranged in London and New York.
The Cause OF Ireland.
DUBLIN, December 3l.-The Irish msm.
oers OF Parliament last night gave a banqust
to A. NJ. Sullivan. Kinny described Jenkin.
son ss tbs ex-murderer from India, who was
organizing system of proyocation to crime.
Sullivan extolisd the power of the Irish in
America. He anticipated that the day would
come when the American Government would
declare that it failed TO understand Why the
Irish trouble could not be settled by granting
local government rights, and would invite
Z aSlsnd to friendly conference on the sub.
ls3t. Parneli expressed c9nfieaca thst the
Irish party 10 Parliament would continue to
make solid progress.