Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-10
FOREICS,
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| Minister, hiss temporarily assumed the djrsc-
| tion Of the Ministry # the Interior. in place
! OF Slbet Pashs, Nho resigned in c1uslQ lsGoa
| Of disputes with Clifford Llayd. Under SIC.
rstsrY. The latter virtually controls the do.
paytIAeut.
LONDON. March 9.h.-Geueral G.sham
telesraphg that be viii hc in his march
ageiEst Osmau Digma Tuesday &c 5avh.eak.
4 He has already pushed cavalry forward ON
Haudorf. Many Arab desertcrs fc,m Ia
manieb sIe arriving g. Suakin, and report
/ Osmsns forces breaking up, the tribes being
| unwilling to fight the Euclisb. Scouts 1eport
the country clear ss for as Tamauieb. Os-
man Digms Is mGssinE all reuaiEire faithful
| to him at Siukat, where he will make his
| final stand. General Grabam's orders are to
make Tsmanieb the limit cf his advance.
| General Stephenson urges the Government TO.
| consent to the pursuit Of Osman to Sinkat.
| Sir Evelyn Barring opposes sB advance further
| than Hamanieb. Gensral Gordon has cent a
! letter 10 Bl,ing urging that q corps of 1900
msn, recruited from Thosrkas, Sikhs and
! other Aloslsm districts in India, be sent 20
| khartoUm, to forn the nucleus of the Sou
dauess army.
SUAKM March 9.h.-The Blsok Watch
| regiment advanced eight miles to-day and en-
campsd in front Of the eueny's lires It is
estimated that Osman Digma enrolled 900
men al Sinkat.
CoYsTANTNoPLE. March 9th.-Gbszi Os-
nan Pssha, Turkish Minister Of War, has
| forbidden, under The ssverest penalties the
enlistment cf Albsnisns for service against
Ell Mshdi.
Earl Granville hiss replied to The Portss
! communication in regard to Turkish inter.
ysntion in Egypt. He SAYS the Porte has
missed its opportunity that the Egyptians
are more opposed TO the Turks than TO the
EGelish that an exchange Of views on the
subject must be postponed until the honor of
the British arms has been viadicated and
order restored; that England recognizes the
sovereign rights Of the Sultan.
LONDON, March OLA telegram from
General Gordon announces that he is unable
to extricate the garisons on the Blue Nile and
White Nile without troops.
The survivors of the Sinkst butchery have
arrival in Suakim. They report that the
rebels tore the body of Tewik Bey into
pieces, and devoured his liver, in accordance
with their superstition.
Collins and Ills Mother.
| Cork. March 9sh-The bodies Of Jerome
J. Colins and his mother were removed this
morning from their temporary restiDg.plsce
TO the Queenstown Cathedral. After high
mass procession, composed Of the Amalga-
mated Trades Guilds, Town Commissioners,
and 5000 private citizens, escorted the re-
msins to Admiralty pier, where they we're
| placed on board the steamer E5iD, being ac-
companied by the Mayor and Cooperation
of Cork, ard the immediate friends
of The deceased. The river trocss5io2
started for Cork, the Erin leading. followed
| by two steamers crowded with citizens, the
british Admirai's pinnacs and the man-of-
war Leader with blue jackets and the GUS
J toms launch, upon which was Pratt, the
I American Consul at Cork. al the vessels
| in the procession had their fl iss as half-mast,
also the shipping in the harbor. On reach
| ing Cork, notwithstanding the inolemeIcy of
the weather. an immense procession wss
| formed, consisting Of the town corporation,
students of the Qleen's College. Catholic
! clergymen, merchants and tradesmen also
John snd William Redmond and Michael
| Davitt. The cOrtege wendsd lis way to Cur
rah Cuppiane, mile from town, where the
| bodies were interrsd.
Elephants on the Rampage.
| LONDON, March 95h.-While the animals
belonging TO SaDger's menagerie we're being
| removed from the train at the depot OF o
town in Kent, two elephants, alarmed at the
whis.liDg OF the engines, broke loose, and ca.
| reered wildly through the streets, breaking
the massive gstes of the depot, attacking
three persons, two Of whom were seriously
injured. They finally euteied cul de sac,
made their way into house, the flooring of
which gave way, and the animals were pre-
cipitated into cellar, from which, sitter an
hours work, they were drawn up by other ell
ephan.s. Iae widest excitement prevailed
upon the streets.
The Observation-Disclosures Tramp.
LONDON, March h.-Tha Queen leaves
Elglsnd for Germany on che Tn of April
Admiral Sir Sydney CClpcys Dscres is
dead, eyed 70.
Weston finishes his 5.OO0.nilo tramp this
week. He was escorted from Croydon to the
Victoria coffee palace by mounted ConstaDies,
amid great cheering,
Duel with Swords.
ANTWERP, March 9th.-Genersl Daizd,
Commander in-Chief of tie civil guards, and
Wiliiams, broker, fought with swords.
Williams was wounded
Moro Anti-JeuIsh Onirages.
BERLIN, March 9:h.-Four German Jews,
acquitted at Koniiz of the charge of setting
severely maltreated by the populace of the
latter place, one of them being nearly killed.
n maj ority Of the Jewish shops acd houses in
Neustettin were destroyed. The police were
powerless to prevent the outragss.
4 BavarEan Prince Refased Audience by
the Pope.
ROME, March 9tb.-The Pops has refused
to receive the Bavarisn Prince Leopold and
his vile, because of the aBomalon5 position of
GHe IOly CSet ana Ihs ann EuouH
thereby created for Catholic Princes visiting
Rome.
Newspaper COnf.cated.
MADRID, March 9.h.-El PregTesso, the or
gsn OF Senor Msrtos, has been confscsted
and the type seizsd. on account Of violent
and persistent attacks uEo3 Alfonso and the
Goyeramsn
Chile saG Peru.
LIMA, March 9.h.-Pieyola has arrived,
and was met By q large conooGrse Of Chile
AIS, who urged ratification Of the Treaty Of
peace,
Threatening letters.
OTTAWA, March 9.h "A rumor is current
that the Governor General has received
threatening Letters from the FeDisn Broth
erhood st Chicago. and the guard st Rideau
Hall has BEEN doubled.
EF0r further Dispatches see Cd and 4tA pages
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