Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-09
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Yellow Fever.
BROWNSVILLE Tex. October Sth,-No
cases or deaths reported to-day. At Fort
Brown there were two cases.
The Right Kind of Ring,
NEW YoRK. October Sth.-Howard Carroll.
OF the New York Times, who has been N en-.
| tened for the Office of Congressman. at LARGE
on the Republican ticket in plsce of Hen.
burn. writes card, Spying that if nominated
| he will not spend dollar N secure his cleo
ton or do anything to get offices for friends.
Bodies Recovered.
NEwBURYPoRT Mass, October Ssh.-The
| bodies of George F. Huntington and one Of
bis daughters, drowned in Plum Island river
yesterday, have been recovered.
Destroyed by Fire.
SYRACUSE IN, W October Sth.-Huph.
son's wagon works were burned to-day. Loss.
$50, 600.
MILWAUKEE, October Ssh.-The st. Paul
depot at Richland Center, Wisconsin. was
swept away by fire to-day, with large
amount OF freight and all the books and
papers.
ThermOmetrIeaf.
| CHICAGO, 0;5ober Sth. - Higbest fem.
| f>eiN ~ 10y 80 iO"CSb, VI
New York, Ottober Ssh-Midnignt -
| hishest Temperatures to-day. " /; lowest, 5S'.
| FOHEiGN.
The Removal of the British Troops from,
Egypt.
| CoNsTANTIgOPLE, October Ssh.-The Brit
ish EmbasSsdor, in reply to the Porte's letter
In relation t. the withdrawal of the British
troops from Egypt, says: "a portion of the
British force has already left Egypt, and that
government desires that the remainder shall
follow as soon as possible. England made
great sacrifices to pacify the country, and
must take measures to insure the permanency
OF that pacifcation. The temporary presence
| OF certain number Of troops will be neces-
sary."
:dyices ff0m Panama.
| PANAMA, September 2S.h.-Two very light
shocks of earthquake were felt here the past
three days. Heavy rsin-storns, accompanied
by thunder and more than the usual amount
OF lightning, followed the earthquake.
In Cundinimarca the President of the
State and his Secretary have been assassi.
mated. General AlGana was noted for his ex.
tremely Independent ideas as e politician, and
fairness in treating political opponents. A
brief telegram only was received announcing
his death at tbs hand CT an assassin. Pc
llticsl disturbances in two or three States of
the Union are expected to follow the assass :
nation.
The comet is distinctly visible here from 8
to 5:l5 A. NJ.
Items from Peru.
LIMA, October 6th.-Septernber 9th Gen.
| eral Lynch issued q decree increasing the i'm
| port and export duties on all merchandise 80
per cent, based on the Peruvisn valuation of
the goods.
Garcia Calderon and Minister Logan are
about to go to Arequipa, to endeavor to make
peace arrangements. Montero, herring this,
Is said to be going to set up new party,
placing himself at its head, aad aiming for
the Presidency of Peru
A train conveying Chilean soldiers from
Pixo to Inca was partially blown from the
line by torpedoes laid by the Monteneros, and
some seven or eight soldiers killed. The
Italian Consul, Ricasco, was on the train, and
was captured by the Monteneros. who ask
500 600 for his release. An Italian man-of.
war has gone to endsavor to have him li5er.
ated.
Yglesias, the former Minister of War to
Pierola, has pronounced against the PIovin-
| cial Government.
Montero has formed new Cabinet in Are
quipa.
The cable to Valparaiso will be repaired in
few days.
| Advices from Egypt.
| CAIRO. October Shit ia believed that
the English counsel sent by Wilfred Blunt to
defend Arab Pssha will be denied access to
him, the Egyptian Government being of the
opinion that legal assistance from such a
quarter will be of no avail, since the pleading
will be heard in Arabic
| ALEXANDRIA, October Sbh.-The Greek
residents of Tantah seized fanatical Sheikh
for attempting to excite the population to
commit massacteJ on the withdrawal of the
British troops.
Great Fire In Paris.
PARIS, October h.-A great fire occurred
to-day in the hardware factory on the boule-
ward Charronne The Chief Of the Fire
Brigade was killed ard several others
wounded.
| The property burned WIS Boas' hardware
works. Five hundred persons are thrown out
of employment. Colonel Frevidevan, second
IN command of the fire brigade, was killed
by falling beam.
A Judge Stricken Down.
| WINNIPEG, October S.h.-E. B. Wood,
Chief Justice of Manitoba, was stricken by
paralysis yesterday while giving Judgment
from the bench. and died four hours after.
ward. He was formerly Lrominent lawyer
and politician of Ontario. One OF his first
| acts here was to sentence to death Ambrose
Lepine, one Of the leaders CT the rebellion of
1870, for the murder Of Thomas Scott.
Serious Complications Threatened.
VIENNA, October Ssh.-The difference be-
tween the European Danube Commission
| and Russia threatens to assume the proper
tions of a serious conflict, and may lead to
complications.
Descrtion ana High Treason.
VIENNA, October Sth.-Overdank, arrested
for manufacturing bombs, has been brought
before COurt-martial charged with desertion
from the army and high treason.
The Cholera scOurge.
MADRID, October Ssh - The cases Of
cholera in Manila average between thirty and
forty daily, aud in the vicinity of the town
twelve daily.
The Punch Regatta.
| MELBOURNE, October Sth.-Iu the Punch
regatta on Param.t river to-day. Michael
Rush came in first, Beach, Lacock and Trick
EFT finishing ia TIE order named.
Flour MIL Burned.
LONDON, October St5.-BlksI's fl 1ur mill
at Bristo! was burned to-day. Loss, $50, 000
A Governor assinated.
ST. PETERSBURG, October Sih.-Governor
| ). A. Bskuliski of the district Cf Eastern
| Siberia, has bean murdered st Ichatsi
Concert Hall Destroyed by Fire.
LONDON, Octobr S:h,-Tae West-street
Concert Hall. Brighton, was burned to-day.
Loss, e45. 900,
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