Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-31

Collar and elbow.
MINNEAPOLIS (Minn J, ,isnusIy SOFIA
cola, -auL-eltow wrestling match for 800 q
side. between Butler of Minneapolis and Lace
ef San Francisco was won bv Butler, he
securing the first. second anu fourth falls
the lsst Que in half a minute.
FOREIGN NEWs.
The storm la Europe.
LONDON, Jsuusry 3O.h Within a radius
of ten miles of Ayr 200 600 trees were blown
down in the recent storm, l00,00 on the es-
tate of the Marquis of Alias.
Another Marine Disaster.
LONDON, January 30tb.-Tbe steamer
Rhymsh ns, bound Isom Hollyhesd to Car
diff, struck on the group OF rocks near Car
diff last night. Tne uate, FIVE men and .
boy escaped in small boat. Half sn hour
after leaving the steamer they saw hsr lights
disappear. The Captaiu and ten men re-
mained on board the steamer and were prob
ably lost.
Fears for Overdue steamers.
LoNDoN, January 30sh.-Great anxiety is
felt at Plymouth, owiaE to the nOn-srriyal Of
the Dublin AID Liverpool steamers, now
much overdue. They had numerous passen-
gers on board.
England and Egypt.
LONDON, January 30th.- C1smberlaiu,
President Of the Board of Trade, in a speech
at Birmingham, said that Eaelagd was not
going to allow the wSr with III Maihi TO in
terfers for single momert with the pre-
iscted reforms and improved icsti utious
which England il making every fort to de-
ve.op in Egypt. and by whic6 It ia hoped
security may be giyen to Egyptian liberties,
and the people educated for independence and
selfgovernment.
The Situation IG Egypt.
CAIRO January 30sh.-Baker Pashl. with
10 coo troop,, laoded AZ Trinkitat Monday,
and an additional body Of 1000 men landed
Tuesday, completing ,he force for the relief
of Takar. Nearly 10000 rebels are between
Trinkitat and Tax IT, and the first battle will
probably be fought where Capt. MoncrieH.
the British Consul st Ssukim, was killed by
the rebels, seven miles di-taut, as the rebels
are massing az that poiat. Small bodies Of
th5 enemy, which approached within 1000
wards Of th3 camp were shelled ~ the
British guabost sphinx.
A Sensational Report FiHtIy Dented.
LONDON, January 3Osh.-The Central News
Agsucy's sensational dispatch from hhsrkoff,
alissiug the discovery Of a p'os for poisoning
the Car snd for a general uprising of the
peasantry in Little Russia. and asserting that
special officer Sobie!oh, sent by Colonel Sudei-
kin to kharkoff to investigate Nibilism, had
been sssassinated, is fatty denied by a ST.
Petersburg dispatch TO Reuters Telegram
Company. The telegram says nothing has
happened at Khafkoh beyond the discovery
of a secret printing press.
Chamber of Commerce Banquet.
LONDON, January 30.h.-A banquet was
g,,,-o har lagE h,r4 !
of Commerce, at wrich 200 guests were pres
ent, including the United States Consul, Gen
eral and the Cousuls- General of other coua-
tries, and Sir Alexander 7. Gait. formerly
Canadian High Commissioner. The Right
Hon. Hugh G. Childers, Chancellor of the
Exchequer, presided. Lowell the American
Minister. who recsived an ovation, proposed
the toast, " The Chambers Of Commerce of
the United Kingdom and the World" He
said be had been chosen to present the toast,
as an expires ;on of good will towards the
United States CHEERS country which ex-
emplifed what the British colonies might
come to if not wisely tsea;e !, bnt DeiSher he
nor his countrymen desired such 5 consum-
nation for these great commemorative which
were bound TO England by 50 many f iai ties.
Commerce" he said, was The great pacif-
Gator between the countries. l. brought men
face TO face, and it was q great corrector of
the eccentricifies of nature. so that bad
harvest in England meant good season for
Minnesota, Kansas and Manitoba
Report that the French Rave Storne1
BacnInh.
PARIS, January 30th.-A report was cur
rent in the iohbies Of the Cbsmber to-day
that the French forces, under Admiral Cour-
bet, recently s.ormsd BaCuinh, and had been
repEl el Ths report irIitated She members
ol the Chamher, because the Government
maintained sl:euCs in regard to it. Prime
Minister Ferry will he Questioned as TO the
facts trm2rioW.
Driven 10 Death by LOsses st the Gaming
Fable.
LON on, January 30.h.-Herr Ellinger, a
wel!-known sportsman Of Vienna, committed
suicide a. Monte Carlo, owing to losses at the
gaming table The Pore has given private
ouiierces 90 . prominent member of the So
cie.y r the Suppression Of Gaming Tables
at Monte Carl. a,3 there Is q powerful
movement 30 suSpzess 5uem.
Alleged Dynamisers Arrested.
PARIS, Janua1y 30sh.-A number of Irish
Gnl Irish-Americsn 6yasIniters have been
recently arrested h-r5, inc. aGiCg several revO-
ldtionist- well known at Scotland Yard. An
English detective IN service at New York
staIes that Captain blcCafferty is amoDg the
numb=r. They came here to counsel as TO
further essurss with certain Irish residents.
CoaGaSration Ia Norway.
LONDON, January 30 h.-A couf fAgration
at Laurvig, in Norway, destroyed sixty-two
buildings. causing the loss Of $4,000.
Management Unsuccessful
OTTAWA. January 3Osh-'Fhe annual re-
port of the Minister OF Public Works shows
that the Government management Of the
Of Canada has been unsuccessful.
The lines cost $500, ,O00 The expenditure
last year was S55, 900, and the receipts were