Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-09

msaded the abandonment OF Soudan. We have no
night 10 take steps since Soudan is in possession Of
the Porte and intrusted 10 charge. The Queens
Government states thSt Egypt should follow Its
eornSes without discussion. This declaration violates
the re>CTlpt OF August IS ISIS. That the hhe.
di7e z, yerrs, with and through his Ministers we
| resign, because We prevented from governing
| IN accordance with the Constitution
The False Prophets BrOIhcr-iu-Iaw cap
Iured.
I CAIEc, January Sth.-El MShdi's brother-in-law
mas been captured at Esueh and brought to Cairo.
He atrms that III Nshdi will not fight the Turkish
| troops, bce will do his utmost 70 make common
cause with shem to eNpel the foreigners from Egypt.
Celebrating Twelfth Night.
LoNnoN, Jaauary Sth The usual Twelfth Night
celebration took phase at Drury tame yesterday.
Harris, manager, provided the customary cake and
punch, which were partaken OF by 4 thousand EN-.
ployes, including hundreds Of children, who ap
peared IN 4 pSutomime. There were scores of
guests present, Including Mary Anderson, LottA
Miss LingIrd, Tocie, Count Munster the German
Minister 70 England and several Lords, among
them Lord Garmogls- accompanied by his intended,
Miss Fortescue. The holiday weather continues so
mild in and about LsudOn that roses are in bloom
OUT Ot town.
4 strike Ssops all Business.
HAVANA, January StA.- The cartmeu's strike has
stopped all business here There is nothing doing.
The wharves are loaded with goods The cartuen
can hold out for another week. and there will be a
terrible loss all round. The strike, which is against
an increase Of taxation, wSl spread.
Black. the Novelist. III
LoNpoN, JANUARY Sth.-William Black the novel.
ist y dangerously III. His physicians have forbid
den him 10 do any more work or - discuss
literary matters. Black is suffering from nervous
de6i ItY, which the doctors say, has been caused by
oveIWork.
Sir Arthur suIIiVaa's Health.
LoNNoN, January Sth Sir Arthur Sullivan who
has been dangerously in ever since the production
oc the " Princess Ida on the 5th was this morning
reported slight better. The c-itca nature OF his
condition bias been concealed unt to-day. Il IS now
asceTtained that his physical system has been re-
duced TO point Of exhaustion by an almost con-
tInuous series Of iaiutiug fits. which bean SUNDAY
The composer exhausted his energies the attemp.
to finish the score Of &" Princess lta which he did
not undertake until the last moment and he had
guaranteed to have completed by New Years day
During the rehearsal he was attacked by severe
cod He perseyered in keeping his engagement 70
lead the orchestra uTon the presentation Of the opera
saturday night Daring the performance the cold
produced acute neuralgia aud at the close oi the per
iGrmarce sir Arthur s"ooned behind the scenes.
He was taken home unconscious. in which state he
remained gmost continuously that evening.
Colonel sudeiEIn's CareIGssucSs
ST PETERsSURs, January Sth.-Cooue Sudeikn
had expected to meet at the house wherein he was
murdered trusted SPY in close association with the
NIhlsts and therefore left ia mis- oyercoat pockets
the revolver and dagger he usually carried
Doomed by the NlhIlists
ST PEIERsBUR6 January Sth.-Iolstoi, Minister
Of the Interior, has received letter announcing
that he IS scntcnc, 20 death by the Nihiiists The
letter also ntiuatcS that it is the intention Of the
Nih lists TO murder MurairctY, Chiet Public Prose-
cutor, and Dofresku sky Public Prosecutor
address from The Emperor
BERLIN, January srh.-The Emperor in an aG.
dress replyin TO the New Years greetings Of the
Berlin magistrates dwelis upon uuyeIiiHg the monu-
meut OF GermauIa at Neiderwald and the Luther
anniversary. He closes with the prediction that the
peace of the Empire will be maintained
Canada's New GoVernor-GencrGI.
TORONTO, January Sth.-Tho Marquis Of Lans-
downe, Goyernor-General Of Canada Lady Lans-
downe and party, arrived here tonight from Ottawa,
as guests of Lieutenant Governor Robinson. This
is the first time LansdoVne has ventured away from
Ottawa since his arrival from England. The special
train by which they Travelled was well guarded
by a posse Of Government police. Unusual pre-
cautions seemed 20 be taken in all his movements.
They met here at the depot by 100 volunteers
who will escort him wherever he goes during his
stay. 1t was originally intended that the Marquis
should visit Niagara falls, but owing 70 the recent
excitement caused by the Fenian dynamters, the
progrSmme has been changed The party will re-
turn TO Ottawa Saturday.
For further Dispatches see ID and 4ih pagesC