Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-24
FOREIGN NEWS.



LONDON, May 2Sd.-It is understood that
private dispatches from Egypt state that the
situation is becaming alarming, and it is gen
orally considered that the presence of Turk.
ish troops is necessary to prevent an out
break.
CAIRO. May 23d.-The interview between
Arab Bey and the French Consul, in COL
nection with the efforts to induce Arab and
the rebellious army officers to leave Egypt,
was without result. Arab maintained that
the country was with hims for determined
resistance. The Consul replied that Arab
was ill-iuformed, as the Chamber of Notables
were almost unanimously against him.
CAIRO, May 231.-The pour parlers be-
tween the Consuls and the Ministry com.
pletely failed, despite the efforts of the
nobility. The Ministry refuse further nego.
tistions unless the fleets withdraw. A Coun.
Gil of War has decided in favor of active
preparations.
DnvItrs Ticket-of.Lcave.
LONDON, May 23d.-Harcourt stated in the
House of Commons to-day that Michael
Davitt is subject to the conditions of his
ticket. of-leave, which be revokes if he speaks
contrary to law and order.
The Arrears OF Rent Bill.
LONDON, May 23d.-The arrears of rent
bill passed to second reading in the House
Of Commons to-day.
Items from Dublin.
DUBLIN, May 231.-The Cork corporation
offers a reward of 81 600 for The discovery of
the murderers of Cavendish and Burke.
A farmer named O'Donnell has been found
dead near Tralee, and is believed to have
been murdered.
The Bishop of Limerick refused to reap
point Father Shelby as curate in his diocese.
The EPSON Races.
LONDON, May 23i.-The EPSON summer
meeting commenced to-day. The Woodcote
stakes were won by Beau Brummel, Hauteur
second. Tynd um third. Eight started, in
GLIDING Lorillard's Massosoit.
The Jewish Refugees.
vienna, May 23l.-In the crush of Jewish
refugees in Brody yesterday. applying for
assistance to go to America, one man was
killed. More refugees are coming.
Say will Remain in Office.
PABIs, May 23l.-The Chamber of Depu.
ties to-day-302 to 3e6-adopted an Older of
the day expressing confidence in Leon Say.
who will accordingly remain in office.
Destruction by Fire In Russia.
PARIS. May 23J. = SmorgoDi, Be.mer,
Wilma and Minsk have been burned. 1t is
reported that the populace burned Gladden.
and the property placed for safety in the
Jewish cemetery.
seeious Railroad Accident.
MONTREAL. May 23d An emigrant train
crashed into freight train between Victoria
bridge and the depot to-day, wrecking the
locomotives and baggage cars. Some Of the
passengers were terribly bruised, but no one
killed. The damage to the rolling stock
amounts to $50, 900.
Immense Immigration.
MONTREAL, May 23d.-Six steamers are
coming up tie river, with 5000 immigrants.
Advices state that every ship this season wi
be crowded.
The Manftoulin Disaster.
CoLLIsGswooD (Ont.l. May The
latest advices from the wreck Of the steamer
burned near Killarney, place,
the number Of persons lost at from twenty TO
twenty-five. The names of those known Ia
be lost are as follows: Robert Henry. Thos
Sandburg and wife. George White, OF Col.
lingswood james Lewis, Of Algoma county:
Will J. Little. Of Sullivan, Marpole L Co:
John Hogan, P. Fitzpatrick and little piri
named Fannie Proud. The purser did not
have time to register all on board, and the
lost ara not recorded, and probably the names
Of all the victims will never be known,