Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-09
The khedive Against Arabl-He Charges
Him with Crime-Fears at Alexandria,
REDUCED KILOGRAMS.

This Western crop reports continue to be
encouraging.
The First Battalion of Highlanders has left
Edinburgh for Egypt.
A new and dangerous cattle disease has ar.
peared in West Virginia.
Indiana crop reports show that the wheat
yield will be larger than ever.
The United States Senate voted to adjourn
sine die at P. NJ. yesterday, and the House
concurred.
Three cases of sunstroke occurred in New
York Monday, and four in Brooklyn; one Of
the latter was fatal.
Nine-tenths of the wheat in Michigan is
ruined. The farmers are disheartered. The
other crops look well.
order for the bringing home of the remains OF
DE Long and his companions.
Severe rain aud thunder-storms are reported
throughout northern Ohio, doing great dam.
age to the crops and farm property.
John U. Gardener, of Cleveland. has ar.
rived on his way West. He is charged with
forging deeds for lands in Missouri, Kansas
and the entire western section of country.
A United States vessel has been ordered to
Tripoli and Tunis, owing to the trouble there.
Those Consulates having been abolished by
Congress, the records will at once be re-
moved.
An old farmer named Theodore Horn and
his brother-in-law were frightfully mangled
at Hay Creek, Mimi, by reaping machine,
the horses running away. They were nearly
torn asunder.
At Berlin it is believed the Conference will
be adjourned if the military operations in
Egypt assume q more serious character, and
will only reasonable to discuss the Egyptian
question after the campaign terminates.
Two men, while attempting to climb over
the railing of tie Tuile.ies Garden, Paris.
during the display of fireworks, sought to
hold on to the electric wire used in the illu-
minatiou of the grounds, and both were
struck dead instantly.
The exports and import for the year end
ing June so, 1882. were as follows Exports
Domestic, s7S3. 073, 937 foreign, ST., 277,-
236. Total, $3.50. 351, 173. Imports. S724,
figures for the month OF june az San Fran
cisco are DON e,tic exports, s., 1913 $50 for
eisn exports, $40 3i6; imports, 81 785, 1853
At Saratoga yesterday, the first race was
for three.quarters Of mile. Tocsjn first,
Bessie second. Time, 1:1S. The second race
was ( miles. Blazss FIRST, Grange second.
Time, 2:524 The third racs was for three
quarters of o mile heats. Bonnie Lizzie won.
frankie b. second. lille. The
fourth race for mile. Jennie first, John
Sullivan second. Time, 1:44a.
The steamer Gold Dust, that burned near
Hickman, Ky., after the explosion of her
boilers, was built in 1873 by Captain Z.
Gould at cost of $1,000 She was pur
CD ased a year later by the Anchor Linz, and YVES
valued at the time of the disaster at $35, 600,
The company carries NO insurance, and shs is
erefore total loss. The most complete list
Of those who died from the scalds and other
wounos by the accident, as yet Ieceived, Is as
follows: William & Ingraham, or Ingram.
third clerk John Lyttell, second pantry.
man; Wilism Traverse, barkeeper; Peter
Winter, second porter; Jim Jerry, captain
Of the W ltch Waiter Howard, roustabout !:
GaEriss Williams. second barter; Manuel
Victor, deck passenger. The names of tina
missing arc net known, a. the books were
lest, and ths number may be swelIed to
twenty or thirty more.