Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-08

ItaIy's King InsuIted.
ROME, September 7th.-Articles printed in
the Paris IRtraRSegant by Henri nochefort,
abusing King Humbert, have aroused great
indignation throughout Italy. The articles
accused the King of having pocketed the
money subscribed by the French for the
Ischia sufferers, whom he was at the same
time urging Germany to initiate, Trenok, an
Italian officer, waited upon Rochefort and
demanded satisfaction for insulting the King.
but Rochefort refused to grant him hostile
meeting.
Aid Refused by the Ischia Sufferers.
NAPLES, September THAT meeting of
the committee of Ischia survivors, held In
that city to-day, resolution was adopted
declaring that they would refuse all proffers
of aid on the ground that when charity was
offered to them to serve as pretext for in
sulting their King, they feel it is their duty
to refuse such charity, no. only from France,
but from the whole world.
Cattle Plague In Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, September 7th.-Reports
from all parts of Russia state that the cattle
plague continues with unabated fury. Over
100000 cattle have fallen victims to the
plague in the past four years in European
Russia alone.
Censure OF a Countess.
VIENNA, September 7th.-A number of
Lseitimists intend using a vigorous protest
against the action of Countess Chsmbord in
expressing wish that the position of chief
mourner OF the funeral of her husband should
be held by the latter's nearest relative, and
oensating her for thus pfejudicing the mem
Ofy of deceased.
Famine Completing the Havoc.
BERLIN, September 7th.-A telegram from
Batavia, Jsvs, says that famine is complet-
ing the havoc there.
The English Turf.
LONDON, September 7th.-The September
meeting at Croydon convened yesterday. The
race for the Croydon Weller handicap was
won by J. r. Keene's Bolero, S;lvester's Pro.
tector second, Ignstus third. Four started.
The betting at the start was five to four on
Bolero, nine to four against Protector and
two TO one against IgnatuF
Election of President In Colombia.
New York, September 7th.-Dispatches
have been received frem Panama at the Office
of the Colombian Consul-Genersl in this
city, announcing the election of DR.. Nunez as
President over General Witches, his rival
candidate. DR.. Nunez has carried FIVE, and
perhaps six, of the nine States in the Re-
public.
Brazil and Chile.
WASHINGTON, September 7th.-The De-
partment of State has been informed by the
Brazilian Government that Senior Netto, Min
lister of Brazil to the United States, will be
sent on official business from Brazil to Chile.
Peruvian Prospects.
NEW YORK, September 7th-The Herald
prints page and half il small type of an
interview with Lynch ard other Chilean
leaders on Peruvian prospects, in which
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at peace Immediately, even if we have to de-
cree it, and the prospects Of foreign inter-
yention assume threatening shape" The
course of the United States is denounced So
contemplate.
HanIan Accepts LaycOck's Challenge.
TORONTO, September 7th.-Hsnlan has CO.
bled to England that he will row Laycock,
the Australian, Gu the Thames course for
So, 900 side. Hanlan will give an exhibit
tion at the Cincinnati regatta, and will then
go to st. Louis and give an exhibition.
Steamer Foundered.
WINNIPEG (Msnitoba). September 7th.-
The steamer Lily Of Winnipeg, which the
Western Transportation Company rebuilt
this season at cost of S35 600, foundered
while on her trial trip in South Saskatche-
wan river, about 100 miles west Of Winni-
peg. 1t is not known whether the passengers
escaped or not. the accident occurred fifty
miles from telegraphic station.
The Wreck of the Gamma.
ST. JOINS IN. F., September 7th.-The
Canima's mails are all lost nothing being
saved. The passengers were dragged ashore
at Gull Island by ropes. The ship struck at
o'clock in the morning, during a dense fog
and heavy rainfall. There was an east wind,
and the sea ran high. The steamers head
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stern was out of water, The forward part de-
molished and the cargo floating around. The
steamer Cabst, with al her passengers and
crew, left Treppaser at noon, and passed
Cape Race at 2:30. She is due in st. Johns
at this evening. Captain Farquhar re-
mains by the wreck