Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-10


say it will be first felt in tbs northern Pacific
Gu the 10sh. and viii strike this continent
from the southwest on Che afternoon of Sat
urdsy, the 10sb. Il will cross the continent
from east TO west, TO the south Of parallel
45, tomorrow afternoon, aud being q fisctsd,
By the Rocky Mountains, viii pass down tie
| great Gordon OF lakes towards the east Sun
| day morning"
ST JOHN IN. b., March 9.h.-There is nc
appearance OF any violent convulsian cf the
elements The fishing schoonsrs went GU
this morning. the crews fearing no danger.
NEW YORK, March 9sh.-Five steamers
| and bark put to sea to-day, notwithstanding
| Virgins. Charleston reports that the steamer
| Equator, for Philadolpbis, is detained in
port by backwAter. Thsra is no indication
of storm elsewhere.
Boston. March 9.h.-New Englanl re-
ports the coldess March on record.
VIcroRIA (B. c., March 9sh.-The weather
is clear and cold, with no sign Of Virgins OF
mis- great storm.
ST. PAUL tNinn J. Mssoh h.-The worst
Stow and wind storm of the season is re-
ported along the line of the Northern Pscifc.
| The freight business west of Fargo is entirely
suspended, and sl passenger trains run with
| GEatbOb, -. = euI5TtO ttit IttStf
business being entirely suspended during the
day.
SYRACUSE IN. ", March 9sh.-Auticipst-
| ing the Wiggius storm, the Indians on the
| Onondaga reservation have tied their houses
to trees ard fences with lsrge rcpss. The
weather is splendid.
KANSAS CRY, March 9sh.-A report comes
| from Wyandotte that an aged German,
named Basen, in anticipation of the Virgins
storm. dug a small cave on his premises,
stored if with provisions, and to day, accom-.
| panied by his family, descended into 1t, closed
| the door, and at last accounts was still in his
retreat awaiting developments.
NEW YoRK, NJ arch 10sh-A Mt Gp-
pears that of all the sailing vessels cleared
ysEteTday and to-day, whose agents we're vis'
tied. and which had departed according to
the belief of the latter, rot one is signalled as
haYiag passed Sandy Hook bar.
HALIFAX, March 10Eh-l a M-Tha wind
has suddenly changed to the southwest, and
has begun to blow quite breeze. The SKY
is overcast and murky. 4 very light snow Is
falling. Thers are no storm signals, how
ever, at the citadel station.
New YORK, March 10sh-2 A. Mt is
very clou1y. Boston reports similar con-
dition. The barometer is falling.
AhOAhCE ONtaA D-r@-saNEs
LONDON, March 9.h-rhe steamer Ma.
vsrre, bound from Copenhagen to Leith,
foundered during a gale yesterday, with
eighty-one persons, mostly emigrsnts, on
board, Only SIX OF whom were saved.
tsEcoND DIsPATCH.I
LONDON, March 9sh.-Survivors give the
following account Of the loss of the steamer
Navarro Tuesday, when 200 miles from
(lhrfsti ehe, Nv ,.E-r r.,f-h hrro
heavy sea. The csIgo shifted, and on
Wednesday the forehold filled. 4 fishing
smack approached the Navarro, and ten men
took q boat and bosrCed the smack. the
smack sailed around the sinking steamer, but
having no boat was unable to render assist
ance. The emigranis were meanwhile cling
lag to the rigging, the sea washing over them.
In q short time another smack arrived, and
fifteen of the Navarrs's men endeaYored to
reach her in another boat, but it sEau,ped,
and sis wsre drowned. a steamer arrived
only in time TO rescue six persons struggling
in the water, the Navarro founderiDg.
Advices from France.
PARIS March 9lh.-Six thousand persons,
most OF them attracted by curiosity, collected
on the Esplanade des Invalides this after
noon. The police without resistance pre-
vented groups from forming, sni fifteen per.
I spAAs HSt5 hEtGSicu. LII Is EcBlLtCQ 81 tb
Louise Michel is among the nulaber. The
police barred the passage Of 500 men, who
were marching to tn Eiysee. the residence Of
! President Grevy. The affair was a fasco.
PARIS March h After the crowd dis
persed a mob of LOCO returned, broke win
| dows and overturned carriages. The police
finally SC altered the mob. The report that
Louise Michel was arrested was denied.
HAvRE, March 9sh.zThe detective from
marlborough hiss returned to England after
positively Identifying John Welsh, who is
wanted by the British Government.
PARIS, March 9th.-The manifestation of
workmsn announced for to-day st one time
assumed disquieting proportions. L7uise M
chel climbed ths ladder of bill poster nesr
the Rue Tsveit and harargued a crowd.
! The police drove back the orator
and her audience into the avenues
leading into the Esplansde des InyRlides.
! Six persons were arrested, among them NJ.
De Kerstry, formerly Project of Police. To-
wards o'clock q crowd formed before the
Palsis Bourbon, Having refused to disperse,
Fbey were chsrged by the cavalry and fed
On the left bank OF the Seine column Of
rioters. with Louise Michel at It's head hold
ing a black flag, Committed some eutrsges
| At hslt.past D an enormous crowd again as
ssmbled or the Esplanade des Inyalides,
the Boulevard Latour Febourg, tho
Place de la Concordat and the Qaai
d'0rssy, where tha cavalry charged several
timss. A number Of persons were wounded.
By half-psa5 the gatherings had sll been
dispersed aud order was restored. Little
Importance is attached co this outbreak.
Disastrous Boiler Explosion.
MONTREAL, March 9th.-The new boiler at
thu Canada Press Works in Latortue ex-
! ploded to-day, killing two workmen-Mur-
ply ana MassoD-and seriously ipjuring a
largo number of others.
Fire and loss of life.
MADRID, March 9sh.-A FIRE st Porosriza,
IN thu prcviace of Leou, destroyed 56 houses.
One woman was burned to death, aad several
persons injured. Loss, so o00 pesetoa.
Affairs I'm Ireland.
| DUBLIN, March 9.h.-Eight dagger knives
nave been found in Ringsend BASIN.