Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-14

kat contingent have joined the main body.
An attack on Suskim is believed to be immi-
nent.
LONDON, February 1Sth.-The British
Minister a. Csiro telegraphs that after the
rebels entered Siukas they put everyone TO
the sword.
Full Confirmation.
SUAKM, February 18Th Five soldiers be.
longing to the Sinkat garrison and several
women arrived to-day. They fully confirm
the reports of the massacre, adding that the
rebels offered to spsrs the lives Of all soldiers
on condition that Tewtk Bey was handed
over to them.
safety OF General Gordon
CAIRO, February l3th.-Tte following dis
patch has been received from General Cor
don Stewart sud myself are we'll The
people are meeting me on sll sides with en-
thusissm. l hope the Soudan will soon be in
good order General Gordon has asked that
camels be sent TO convey refugees across the
Nubian desert.
Berber was Illuminated iu honor Of General
Gordcn's arrival.
British Troops ordered 20 TOkar.
LONDON, February 18th Wolseley.
Adjutant General of the British Army, tele-
Stephenson, commanding the forcesin Egypt,
to collect force for the relief Of Tokar If
possible if not, for the defense of the Red
Sea ports. General Graham will take su-
preme command Of this force, with Colonel
BalleeriO TO command the infantry aud
Colonel Stewart the cavalry. There is 20 be
brigade Of FIVE solid battalions in line
within few days. IT necessary the garrison
| az Alexandria can be brought to Cairo. the
former city being left under the chsrge of a
fleet. The Tenth Hussars, now in the Suez
| Canal, hOmswSrd bound, are ordered to
Suakim. General Lord Wolseley concludes
his telegram by directing that the greatest
publicity be given to the determination Of the
British troops TO relieve TOkRr
Michael OaVItts Lecture eIsturbei
LONDON, February l3;h.-Michael Da.its
delivered lecture sc Newcastle.on Tyne last
evening on " The Irish Problem and It's Solu-
tion." The lecturer was rtc=iyed with per.
sistent howliog and hissioe, and rush WAS
made for the platform. Thirty policeman
interfered, aud DGvitt drew q revolver, which
he held in his hand for some MINUTES. He
summoned the occupants of the gallery to
eject the distui b, rs from the hsll, which they
succeeded in doing, being assisted by the
police. There was some fighting when the
distutbess were b ing ejscted, and several
persons were sevsfely wounded.
bi>COuiutcu SptFh
VIENNA, February l3sh-An American
spiritnalist named Bastian gave seance at
the Imperial Palace yesterisy, az the invita-
tiOn uf Crown Prince Rudolph and Archdube
Joh1. Bastisn summoned tbe spirits from
room adjoining the Exhibition Hall, where
upon . tall figure in mouruing appeared be-
fore the spectators. Suddenly the Crown
Prince pulled string closing a secret door to
the entrance, when The split, who was Bas-
tian himself, nGde frantic but vain efforts to
escape, amid the laughter of tbe assembly,
The Proposed Elevated Railroad from
France 10 England.
PARIS, February 1Sth.-The Parliamentary
committee to-day considered the c1nstruc-
tion of an elevated railway from Frauce to
England The Minister of Marine opposed
the project saying such work would be
dangerous to shippiag, end any way it was
necessary to obtain Ergland's consent.
" Truth" Evidently Nos "Crushed TO
Earth"
LONDON, February IS h.-Trutd says
Lord Garnoyle wrote Miss Fortesoue that
one reason for breaking cff his engage msnt
was that the Duke Of Richmond said she
could not he received at court Truth tauuts
the Duke of Richmond with being adescend-
ant of the illegitimate offspring Of Charles
the Second and french woman, Madame
Cardwell.
An Answer TO Henry Georges Doctrines.
LONDON, February 13'h.-The Cobden
Club will circulate 20, 900 copies OF the
pamphlet, by Giffen, entitled Progtess IF
the Working Classes" which Gladstone pro-
pounces the hest answer to the doctrines pro-
claimed by Henry George.
ships la Trouble
DUBLIN, February 1S,h-The ship f j.
Sutton, from San Francisco, Is sgain grounded
here. but is not likely to be injured.
LIMERICK, February 13.b. - The ship
Poonah, from San Francisco. has arrived
here, after being ashore. She lost her anchor
and chain.
Partisan Poor.
PARIS, February 13sh.-The Municipal
Council have voted 80. 600 fraucs for the To-
lief of homeless workmon. ana request Par
lament to grant l. 600 900 f-sncs for the re-
lief of the poor.
LONDON. February 13th.-Asron Brin-
stein, the German publicist, is dead, aged y.
Arrested on Bridal Trip.
MONTREAL. February 19.h.-Simon How.
ard, wealthy merchant of Egsnville, Or.
tsrio, was arrested on HIS bridal tour by Ann
b. Howard, to whom he had baen engaged
since 1872
For Further Dispatches See Last Pdgt