Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-06

Lynn heau, was burned OH cape COmm0-
dore last night. The crew were saved, but
the vessel and cargo are a total loss.
Advices from Mexico.
Cry OF MEXICO, November 5th.-A soci-
ETY. has been organized for the announcement
of the mining interests in the republic.
Among the promoters are Parfino Diaz and
many OF the most active and wealthiest men
of the country. General Pscheco, Minister
of Public Works, is President.
A reciprocity treaty with the United States
is again discussed by the press, but meets
with little favor. Reciprocity with any ma
ton is unpopular, as Mexico's revenues are
derived principally from importation duties.
The arrival Of Romero has caused dis
cussion.
The committee On Custom.house reforms
have prepared regulations facilitating the
transit of goods by railway across the north.
ern frontier, and simplifes the tariff gener-
ally.
Yellow Fever.
CAMARGo (Mex.l November 5 h.-The
fever, which at first was confined to the
lower and middle classes, is now spreading
among all classes. There have been twenty.
five deaths the past ten days.
The Interests of France In Egypt-Resig-
nations.
CAIRO, November 5th.-M. Bredif, French
Controller of Finances in Egypt, has written
a letter to Cherit Pashs, Insisting upon his
right to be present at the Councils Of the
Ministerial body. he representing an import
ant interest, which should have counsel there
to watch and report the progress made,
Cherif Pasha Immediately referred the letter
to tho British Gnvernnant
Several members of the Court-martial en-
gagged in the trial of Arab Pasha have re.
signed, because of an intimation which has
been conveyed to them by counsel that they
may be called as witnesses as to who shared
in the military uprising.
The Movement Against the False Prophet
CAIRO, November 5th.-The enlistment of
native troops for duty in Soudan against the
False Prophet is progressing satisfactorily.
Many amnestied officers, who fought in the
late war. are freely offering their services for
this expedition. A number of German of.
hcers have also joined.
The War in soudan.
ALEXANDRIA, November 5th.-The forces
of the False Prophet in Soudan have made
five attacks on the town of Obeid, and were
driven back with great loss Among the
killed were two brothers of the False Prophet,
Obeid remains invested. The Prophet con.
tinues to advance On Khartoum, for which
there is hope of successful defense.
The Tendency to Social Anarchy.
PARIS, November 5th.-The Ministerial.
Council, held to day, decided to declare. ct
the opening of the Chamber of Deputies,
that the necessity is very strong that the
Government should suppress the increasing
tendency of the people to social anarchy.
nj. Gambetta proposes to reintroduce, at the
opening of the Chamber, his scrutin de liste
bill.
Socialist Leaders i'm Prison.
BERLIN, November 5th.-Herr Bebel, the
Socialist leader, has commenced to serve a
three months term in prison for using the
press of the country for improperly express
ing his sentiments about the Government
Herr Hosenselezsr and Herr Lebknercht ac.
companied Bebel to prison life for two months
for similar offense.
Deafh-RecalI Asked.
BERLIN, November 5th.-Baron PiIsach. a
Conservative member of the Upper House, is
dead.
General Schwernitz, Embassador Of tba
German Government at st. Petersburg and
General Werder, attache of the Legation
there, have asked the Emperor to recall them.
on the ground that radical changes have
taken place in Russia since the death of the
last Gar.
Decided to Remain.
BELGRADE, November 5th.-The Cabinet
which recently resigned because they Thought
King Milan disapproyed of their movements
for tie punishment of the persons engaged in
the plot to kill him, have agreed to remain in
Office at the solicitation of The King himself
Encyclical Letter from the Pope.
LONDON, November 5th.-An encyclical
letter from the Pope was read in all the
Catholic churches of this city to-day, the oc-
casion being the seventh centenary of st.
Francis Assist. The Pope laments the dearth
of Christian virtues in the nineteenth cen.
tury, and says the greater part of the men
are seeking to revel in luxury, and being ex.
trsvagant with their own goods are greedy
after those of their neighbor. They extol
the name of the fraternity of mankind. INIT
talk more fraternally than act. The votaries
OF rationalism encourage violence and sedition
among the people, provoke sgrarian disturb.
ances, fstter the appetites of the lower
classes, and by these means end others serve
to weaken the foundations of domestic life
and public order, instead of strengthening
them by lives of probity and manhood. The
letter goes on to recommend Franciscan insti.
buttons to be more widely spread among the
laity, as partial remedy against the RAPIDLY
spreading evil of Socialism.
Rising OF Peasantry Anticipated-Re
Denied. E
VIENNA, November 5th.-The Russian no.
lice have been officially notified of discov.
cry Of conspiracy at Paltawa for rising of
the peasantry. This is the nest of 200 con.
spirators most OF whom. when an attempt was
made for their capture by the police, escaped
by jumping from windows.
The Genoa Federal Council denies the
truth OF the report that there exists in Swift
zerland any anarchist committees. zTsf Il
The Austrian Army.
VIENNA. November 5sh.3The main points
ct the new scheme for the reorganization Of
the Austrian army are the formation of four
teen corps of equal power and number, to be
recruited from the provinces where the men
live, an extensive defensive system, and the
establishment of network of railways.
Earthquake I'm Syria.
CossTANTINoPLE, November 9TH. - An
earthquake occurred in northern Syria yes
terday. Several villages near Aintan were
destroyed, but no loss Of life is reported.
Anff.Religfsus Vandalism.
DUBLIN, November 5th.-The Catholic
church at Bslly Bar, near Killarney, has
been desecrated BY anti-religious vandals.
The tabernacle was broken, the pictures torn
from the walls, the frescoeing ruined and
other damage inflicted.
France and England I'm Egypt-The Tu-
histan Question.
PARIS, November 5tb.-The negotiations
in Egypt between the Governments of En-. |
gland and France are making no progress In |
the direction of a rnutual ,,ndarsfa pdipo |