Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-01
cases OF smallpox were reported today.
Deaths last week, 2S5.

PETERSBURG, January 3lst.-ls was snow
ing hare all night. The snow is six inches
deep along the Norfolk and Western road.
Heaviest Storm OF the Season.
NEW YORK. January 31st-A snow-storm
began about 10 A. NJ, and continued until
lste tonight. Railroad trains on all the roads
are delayed. The storm is tbs heaviest OF the
season in parts of New England.
Th.rmomefrical.
New YORK, January 31st- Midnight
Thermometer-High 30o, lowest 2O'. The
snow-storm has abated.
CHICAGO. January 31st.-Thermometer-
Highest 39', lowest 29'.
FOREIeN.
FrishifuI Loss OF Life-six Hundred Fish
ermen Drowned.
CHICAGO, January 31st.-A special from
St, Petersburg says: While flee. of fishing
vessels were engaged at the mouth of the
Volga, near Astrakhan, hurricane which
came up very suddenly broke the ice and de-
stroyed all the boats. Six hundred fishermen
persisted. A storm to-day did much damage
at Moscow, besides unroo6ng the new exhi-
bition building.
The situation In Ireland.
LONDON, January 3lst.-The Times pub
fishes letter from Gladstone, replying to a
correspondent who urges the release of the
imprisoned suspects" The Prime Minis
ter says the first duty of the Government is
to sustain law and order. It cannot con-
sistently release these individuals Until they
lose their power or renouuce their intention
of pursuing course of disturbance.
DUBLIN, January 31st.-It has been ascer-
tanned that tina murder of the process server
Hubby and nephew took place about noon in
the presence of many people.
LONDON, January 31st.-The Parnellites
will oppose cloiture in Parliament.
Fifteen more arrests have been made in
connection with the murder in Ireland of
process-server Huddy and nephew.
Programme OF the New French Cabinet.
PARIS, January 31st.-In the Chamber Of
Deputies to-day De Freycinet read the pro-
gramme of the new Cabinet. 1t sets forth
that the policy of the Government will be one
above all calculated to establish peace in the
minds Of the people at home and abroad, will
be firm and conciliatory, Government which
will apply in liberal sense the laws relative
to the press and the right of public meetings.
A bill will be submitted sarctionipg the right
Of association, while maintaining the rights of
the Government. The revision of the Consti-
tuition ought to be postponed until the expira.
ton of the term of the present Legislature, and
the Judicial, military and educational reforms
initiated by the late Cabinet persevered
with. The efforts of the Cabinet will be
directed to giving an impetus to labor. The
Government does not intend to propose a
compulsory conversion IF the debt or the pur-
chase of railways by the State. No efforts
will be spared to arrive at definite solution
of the tariff question and for the moral and
intellectual improvement of the people.
De Freycinet concluded the exposition OF
his policy by appealing to the Chambers to
give the Government their confidence. His
speech was received with cheers.
Say announced that the budget presented
by his predecessor would be withdrawn.
Aldrieux gave notice that he would on
| Tuesday submit proposal looking to the
smelioration of the condition of the Paris
and Lyons Bourses.
A grant of 6,O00, 600 francs for military ex.
penses in Tunis during February and March,
| 1882, was subsequently voted.
| The Extreme Left inteIei to interpellats the
| Government in regard to shelving the revi-
sion bill.
In the Senate the Governments declaration
of policy was applauded. The Senate will
proceed to the election of President in the
place of Say on Thursday.
The European Financial Trouble.
DUBLIN, January 3lst.-It is rumered that
the Union Generate had some funds of the
Land League.
PARIS, January 31st.-Troops guard the
ffices Of the Union Generate at Lyons to
prevent the populace from entering. The
Union Generate paid all its engagements at
Rome. 1t is asserted that Count de Cham
bord, as well as persons of high position in the
Austrian clergy aud aristocracy, lost heavily
by the failure OF the Union Generate.
PARIS, January 31st-The Bourse was
generally depressed to-day. Suez CANA
shares fell off los francs, and the Ottoman
Bank shares 40 francs.
VIENNA, January S1st.-The stock market
is firm to-day.
BERLIN, January 31st.-The sentiment il
common this evening that the crisis passed of
with comparative ease.
LONDON, January 31et-A Paris CORE
spondent Of the Times explains that the sus
pension Of the Union Generate will have il
one particular favorable effect, as the new
| issue of 100 600 shares at premium of 35(
| francs, which had been decided upon, but
had not yet been made, will, of course, fall
through, aud many persons who purchased
these shares for a rise in anticipation will be
saved from heavy losses. The deposits on
which the Union Generate was Obliged to pay
Interest exceeded 100, coo, 600 francs. A col.
lapse speedily followed its beginning to buy
| its own shares.
Crisis in Denmark.
| COPENHAGEN, January 31st.-There was
| great sensation ia the Folkething Monday
in consequence OF the ministerial organ hav.
ing stated that if the Radicals prevent tn.
passing of the regular finance bill the Gov
eminent can provide the necessary fund BY
royal ordinances. The crisis is acute.
| The PrussIan Budget.
BERLIN, January 31st.-The entire Left
and Center in the Chamber of Deputies hav,
| resolved to move rejection of several item
| in the Prussisn budget.
The herzegovina Revolt.
VIENNA, January 31st.-Three battalion
| encountered 1000 insurgents on the 27tl
instant on the banks of the Naventa. Tn,
rebels. losing considerably, retreated.
The slosson-yignaux Billiard Match.
PARIS, January 31st.-Vignaux brough
his score Of yesterday up to 600, was sool
even with the American, and then shot
ahead, finishing the evening with a tota
score of l, 200. Slosson added only 20S t.
last niaht's score, leaving off with total o
S0S. Vignaux's average tonight was 80 81
Siosson'e, 81.
/ PARIS, January 3lst.-F ignaux, In his sec
ond inning to night, scored 1874, beating tn,
best previous score-Schaefer's, Of 342.
Pigeon Shooting.
LONDON, January 31ss.-The shootin.
match between Carver and Gordon, 1Ol
birds each, Carver standing at thirty -fcu
yards, Gordon at twenty four, the latter
shooting with one hand, resulted in Carve
killing 6S birds and Gordon SO.
The Anti.Semitic Movement.
ST. PETERSBURG, January 31st.-The Gov
eminent possesses documents tending Il
prove that the anti-Jewlsh movement il
Russia is kept up, if it was not originated, b,
revolutionary agents.
Marks OF DIsfav0r.
ATHENS, January 31st.-The reception O
the Kings address at the opening of tn
Chamber of Deputies was absolutely unsym
pathetic. The silence was unbroken at hi
end, and upon his departure the people in th,
streets were equally cold. So decided an ex
preston of public disfavor was never befor,
seen since the Kings accession to the throne
A PERSIAN DANCING GIRL,
Jasminss tangled in her hair