Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-05

noSlel ny tolepuObtf anu tney Ieel satlsn ed
that this will enable them toquelI any unfore.
seen outbreak.
7he irish Police Trouble.
DUBLIN, September Aha woman died
Of Injuries received in the chsrse Ii ade by
the military Saturday One of the soldiers
has been arrested. At q meeting OF the Town
Council the Lord Mayor stated that he had
abstsined from enrolling special Constsb!es.
as requested by the Lord Lieutenant, because
| he did not think il desirable to accept the
services of strangers. He had since offered
Earl Spencer the services of tradesmen in
various localities, but mad received reply
that the authorities themselves had obtained
sufficient number of special Constables.
lie stated that the special Constables were
nov on duty, and the police will be reserved
| for the night.
DUBLIN, September 4sh.-The official CON-
| mittee appointed to consider the claims of
the police met for the first time to-day,
Two special Constables have been sem
fenced, one to six months and the other to
three months imprisonment, for assaulting
| the military.
1t is stated that the specials are very uu.
popular both with the soldiers and police,
and that the dismissed Constables melted the
| nob to attack them.
AT meeting of the corporation Lord
! Mayor Dawson said the special Constables
were simply target and cause of disturb.
nee.
DUBLIN. September 4th-Evening.
military are not out tonight. The Consta-
bles who returned to duty were allowed
good rest to-day. They apparently desire to
discharge their duties faithfully. The special
Constables have ceased wearing badges. in
order not to attract marked attention. A
proclamation has been issued by the Lord
Mayor, thanking the citizens foe their re.
Spouse to his appeal for aid and for the
special Constsbles, and giving notice that
there Is no necessity for the appointment of
any more Constables.
Terrible Railroad Accident In Germany,
CARLsRUHE September 4th.-A train of
cars running between Freiburg and Colmar
lett the rails near Huestetter to-day. Fifty
persons were killed. There were l 200 per
| sons on the train. Nineteen carriages were
shattered. The accident was caused by
telegraph pole, which had been struck by
lightning and fell across the track.
PARIS September 4th-A telegram from
Mulhonse states that 100 persons were killed
aud 800 others injured in the railroad acci-
dent near Hugoetten.
PARIS, September 4th.-The train wrecked
was an excursion train, and made up of
twenty'four cars and nineteen coaches, which
W pAcSco VI suOG uOWn an en-
Dankment into swamp. As their weight
caused them to sink, the number of persons
who were smothered in the deep mud of the
| swamp has not been ascertained.
One or the ROthsehilds Renounees the
Jewish Faith.
Paris, September 4th.-Mlle. Berthe Ma
RE de Rothschild, daughter of the head Of
the Frankfort branch of the family. win be
married Thursday to Prince Alexandra de
Wagran. As necessary preliminary to the
ceremony Mile. Berthe yesterday received
Christian baptism. Plior to the ceremony
she formally signed an abjuration of the } ~.
ish faith.
The Wrecked Steamship.
PENzANcE (Eogland), September 4sh.-The
COWS OF the Mozsl have broken at the FORE
with the funnel standing. The stern sepa
rated from the middle section yesterday. and
the cargo and quantity of wreckage is
washing ont.
Anu-Scli2ious Disturbances.
PARIS September t. b.-Anti-relie ious dis.
turbances, similar to those at Montcaau.lea
Mines, recently broke out near the towas of
hontueou and Commercy. Eight crosses
were torn down anC. DESTROYED,
Narrow Escape OF Ibe Gar and EMPRESS
of Russia from Injury.
81: PETERSBURG, September 4th.-At the
conclusion OF the army maneuyers at Islora.
| a bridge, constructed by the military across
ravine, fell directly after the Emperor and
EMPRESS had passed over it. The Minister
OF War was slightly injured.
The English Grain Trade.
LONDON, September 4sh.-The Marx Lane
h|PrtSS, 10 Its review of the grain trade dur
Ing the past week, says: \ disaster euual to
that of last ia
dent that large proportion of the crop NAV
De seriously damaged. Prices of wheat are
from lG3s lower. Foreign wheat ia mani.
mate Stocks ara large, and prices have ,lIep
slightly. For off c)ast there is scarcely any
! inqulry. Thirtynine arrivals are reD1rted
and SIX sales. Business in cargoes on passage
an; ana Tor shipment is dull, and values lower
Inc hostlug bulk has increased IS, 600 GUAR.
eers. Fine mating barley is scarce, and
prices are higher. Sales of English wheat
the past week were Is, GIG quarters at AIS 81
ss4lnss Il SO quarters at sos 81 for the cor.
responding period of last year,
The Cholera Epidemic.
MADRID, September 4sh.-The Govern
Inent has ordered quarantine against vessels
ON Egypt, Malta and Cyprus.
IA oticial dispatch from Manila states
that Az natives and one European died of
cholera there yesterday.
Spanish Political Situation.
MADRID, September 4th.-Marshsl Ser.
rano has declared that he would consent to
become Prims Minister to King Alfonso in
the event OF Senior Sagosta's falling to carry
out the promised radical reforms. Marshal
Serrano believes it possible to bring over to
zoe dynasty the most important groups of the
Democracy, if the King assents to the re.es.
Enlistment Of the Democratic constitntion
voted in 1869.
The Broken French Cable.
PLYMOUTH, September 4sh.-The Tele.
graph Construction Company's steamer
Sciota sailed hence yesterday, to make re.
newed efforts to repair the French cable.
suicide of Mining superintendent.
MONTICELLO (Mexico), September 4th.-
Frank McHollsnd, General Superintendent
OF the Buena Vista and other surrounding
mines owned by New York capitalists has
committed suicide. The cause Is unknown,
Ncdolland was well known throughout Col.
orado and New Mexico.
Missing Registered Letters,
ST. John IN. b., September 4sh.-The
Superintendent of the Postal Cars fol Nova
Scotia reports that the mail bag containing
letters from st. John by the night train for
Halifax, Truro, Pictou, ETC., was received by
the Moncton and Halifax postal clerk with
the strap cut and all the registered letters
gone.
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