Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-13

was made last evening" The prisoner Is be-
Eeyed to be companion Of the murderer of
detective Cox.
In the trial of Patrick Higgins for the
Ru1dy murders. his little daughter was
called for the defense. When sae entered tbs
Court she ran to ber father, and throwing her
arms around his neck, kissed HIN passionate
Il. The prisoner was much affected.
Warrant for a Member OF Parliament.
LONDON, December 12sh-A warrant has
been Issued Tor the arrest If Wholly, MEN,
Der Of Psrlismest for Peterborough, who
led to appear III answer tn 3 summons
chirging him with obtaining $50 from a hotel
proprietor by false pretenees.
Another HemorrhaSe.
LONDON, December 12sh.-Postmastar. Gen
erai Fawcett had another hemorrhage last
evening.
Death OF q Bake.
ROME, December 12:h.-Duke Ssrmonala.
President Of the Provisional Government
after the entry of the Italian troops into
Rome in 1870, is dead.
Death of ene Of Ghe Queen's Physicians.
LONDON, December l2h.-Sir Thomas
Watson, one of her Msjesty's physicians, is
dead.
The Cabinet Changes.
LONDON, December u th-It is understood
that Derby will bs appointed Secretary OF
State for India, and Harrington Secretary Of
War.
The italian Parliament.
ROME, December 12sh.-Iu the Chamber
Of Deputies to-day the President stated that
the Radical Deputy, Falleroni, who refused
to take tbs oath OF allegiance, had addre sgd
telegram TO him, hut il could not be read,
as Falieroni was not permitted to address the
House. De Pretis. President Of the Council,
introduced q parliamentary cath bill, which
declares vacant the seas of Deputies who
refuse 70 take the oath, and provides that the
election of Deputies who fail 10 attend the
sittings and take the oath within two months
af:e. the meeting, shall be annulled.
Complainant TO Gladstone.
ATHENS, December l2.h.-At a meeting
under the Presidency of the Rector of the
University, resolution was passed to tele-
graph Gladstone, ccngratula,iog him upon
the SON anniversary OF Lis entrance into s.
public career. = sun Of money WIS voted
toward thu ersclion OF statue TO Glad.
stone.
Loats B!arc's Fuuerai.
PANS, December II h-The funeral of
Louis Bianc took plaza today. The streets
through witch the corsege passed, especially
Rue Is Rivclj, we're lined with crowds Of |
people Ia abs procession were nearly al The |
Republican Deputies apd Senators. ever a |
hundred 6epgtations bearing drsped flags and |
wreathF. Tie rernSias vera iatereed ia the |
Cemetery P-re Is Chaise. The hearse was
drawn by &ix horses, AID was covered with |
wre- 1.-The. A military band preceded the pro-
Ces:i5n, plsyiog funeral marches. At tie |
grave NJ. Edmond, executor Of Blanc's will, |
read an address written by Victor HUGO |
Wm. Henri Martin, BlrGd5t, NJ adire, De |
Mont "a, I'll. Lockroy and other well known |
Inen also spoke. TIE crowd exhibited con.
sideratls feeling, and often shouted 'iVive |
4 hn-
Tie Spanish War eGlce In Flames.
MADRID. December 12;h.-Part of the |
War Office was burned TO the ground to-day. |
and t"ea:y persons were injured, cpe ssri. |
oazly. The library and part of the archives
we've destroyed. The King was present dur
ing the fire, and assisted in subluing the
flames.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
MADRID, December 12th.-Eight thousand
volumes we're destroyed by the fra in the
War Office Some volumes of original MANN
csipts were burned. The dispatches burned
include several from the Duke of Wellington
when commander of tho allied a-miss in
Spain.
Eepulse OF the False Prophet.
KHAKToUM, December 12.h.-'rhs False
Prophet was repulssd at Bara and E!cbii.
The Czar's Intentions.
ST. PETERSBURG, december 12bh. The
Gar proposes visiting CopsUhs gen, London
asd possibly Paris in thu sp;inS.
Disastrous GosHJcrai,oB.
NEw York. December l2sh.-The follow.
ing Dispatch VAS rtc lived from Kingston. Ja-
ma:c', to-day: Business quarter of Kingston
burned yesterday. Less. sc 000,000. The
whaTvea, warehouses, stores, banks and sup
plies are gons. Food Eupplies are NEEDED.
Charitable relief should be sent to w. h.
Azoin, Secretary ef tbs Kin sson Charity
Organization,
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
NV YoRK. December l3sh-A. M.-The
Sun has the following additional details Of
tins Kingston tJarngicst FIRE George z. For.
wood, agent of the Atlas line of steamers,
received additional particulars Of the FIRE by
cable last evening. He Gays that the Ere
originated near tho water front. The sea
breeze That prevails there during the evening
famed the flames inland, and the FIRE ex.
tended along the water front from the wharf
of the Royal Mail Ssea nahip Company to
the Atlas lines wharf. Nearly all
the buildings were one and two stories
higc, and made OF wood. There wss no
fire department, and tia negro natives who
compose a great psrt Of the population we're
probably too much frightened or too lazy to
combat tie faiaos. Forwood showed the
following dispatch from Mcdowell and
Hankey, attorneys OF the atlas lice in Kings
ton: " Half the city is burned. McDowelrs
oftics is destroyed, bus Cur wharves are
saved"
Richard Anderson, agent of the Wilson
Steamship COmpsny. one of whose boats, the
Belise, plies between N5w York and ia.
Inaics, said he thought the fire a god
ssni TO kingston. L. was O miserable
town, lie continued, tiled priuoioaily
Win iazy, shifsless negroes. Their
wives, do all the work, while they
attend to the home consumption of rum.
We have to depend upon the women entirely
for the coalirs OF cur steamers. II the fire
hes destroyed the business portion of the
town, ell the Government Offices are gone.
Nearly ell the buildings were frame struet-
ures, only one and two stories high. The
Government officials did net reside in town,
So suppose that they have not lost much.
Body-snaiching In Canade.
ST. ASE's LOCKS 20 lebecl, December
12.a.-The oes2.house at the parish church
was entered last night by robbers. The
c, fins of an old nan, old woman and young
girl weSo broken open, and the bodies
stripped of clothing, dragged across the road
and laid behind n fence. They were subse.
quenny taken awsy in sieighs.
vessel straadcd-seyerc Storm.
HALIFAX December 12sh-The brigantine
R4becca Nelly ran ashore yesterday about
twelve miles from this port. Thomas Wal
l,cs, seamsp, undertook to swim ashore
with liue but was dashed against the rocks
sud drowned. Another seaman was success
ful in reaching the shore with line snd the
remsicdar Of the crew wers saved. TIE men
suffered terribly during the cold and stormy
nizht.
The storm Of Cause last night was very
severe. 1suy vessels dragged their anchors,
and gone went ashore.
The Money Market,
SAN FRANCISCO, December l2th-More y
ia in sctivs request, and rates ave fi,mer than
they have been fer some time. On regular