Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-21

they killed one man and behesded him, and
some miles from TIE scene Of the murder,
threw his head away. A Mexican was also
murdered near San Lofenzo. They killed
one Mexican and wounded another at San
Buenaventura. In San Lorenzo they killed
two mere. They are under command of
Chief Chats. These points lie some forty
miles west of the Mexican Central Railroad,
midway between here and Ell Paso. Captain
Jones was dispatched from here with between
200 and 800 men to meet this band. Another
detachment was sent from Casa Grande, 250
miles from here. where General Gueva is sta
toned with !, 400 troops. The Indians are
flying toward the Sierra Madre, with the
Mexican troops in hot pursuit. The citizens
of that section are the best Indian fighters
known. They are aroused and in the field.
There is no official news from General
Crook. 1t is feared that his Indian allies
have betrayed him, but as news would reach
him in thirty hours, and as the Mexican PEG.
pie and authorities are most friendly to his
presence, the general impression is that his
movements are kept secret for purpose, and
that the news of decided and favorable
blow struck by him will be first heard.
Mysterious Box.
LONDON, May 20sh.-A box with fuse at
tached was discovered on the steps of the
Peterborough Cathedral to-day. When ex-
amined at the police station, il was found to
contain four bottles filled with various col.
ored liquids, together with many wires and
springs. On the lid Of the box was repre-
sentation of skull and crossbones, with the
words, "Beware of the Invincible Army"
The box was marked, depot Branch Office,
81 Broadwood street, New York" On slip
of paper inside the box were the words,
Coincidence makes towards of all men,"
Although the affair is considered hoax, the
worshipers at the Cathedral were much
alarmed.
Storm at Dublin.
DUBLIN, May 20 IA violent storm ragged
here to-day. and did much damage to the
Hygienic Exhibition building. The rain
penetrated the roof. and the partition walls
Of the Austrian department were overthrowp,
and several persons injured.
Ph@nix Park Murderer Reprieved.
DUBLIN. May 2Oth.-Delauey, one of the
Phoenix Park murderers, has been reprieved.
Village Destroyed by Fire.
LONDON, May 20tb.-The village of Lenge-
foy, in Savoy, has been almost entirely de-
stroyed by fire, only four buildings remaining
standing. -Four hundred persons were made
homeless by the fire.
The Gar at Moscow.
Moscow, May Goth. The Gar and Czar1na
arrived this evening and proceeded to the
Palace.
Moscow, May 20th.-The city is decorated
in honor Of the approaching coronation of
the Gar. The streets are crowded with
people, great number arriving daily. Per.
feet order prevails.
Elections In France.
PARIS, May 20Sh.-In the second ballot for
member of the Chamber of Deputies for the
Sixteenth ACCOMPLISHMENT to-day, M. Cola
CONSERVATIVE received 3, 036 votes. NJ. Boate-
aller Irreconciliable), 3, 999, add NJ. Remand
lOpportunistl, ,194.
LYONS, May 20th.-At the election for
member for the Sixth Division, M. Monteil-
heit (Socislist) received q, 600 votes, and NJ.
Theonet Republican. Unionist). 5000.
Royalty on Pasear.
LISBON, May 20sh.-The King and Queen
of Portugal will leave Lisbon for Madrid
tomorrow. The Crown Prince of Portugal
will act as Regent during their absence.
The French Derby.
PARIS, May 20bb.--The French Derby, a
mile end four furlongs, was won by Castrie's
chestnut colt Frontier, La Garages bay colt
Farfaded second, LIE Fsyre's Regain third.
Eighteen ran.
Duel with swords.
PARIS, May 2Oth.-Jacques Abbatucci and
NJ Saulby fought a duel with swords in the
Bots de Boulogne today, and both were
wounded.
Death.
LONDON, May 20tb.-William Chambers.
LID, the .well-known publisher, is dead,
aged So.
CetewayO Again Defeated.
LONDON, May 20th-Cetewayo has again
beea defeated, this time with great slaughter.
Hurricane In Arabia.
ADEN, May 20sh.-A hurricane occurred
here today, the worst in twenty years. Seri-
GUS damage resulted on land and water.