Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-16
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introduced the members of the Cars
staff and party proceed to the Place.
General SchoUyaioH met the Emperor of
Germany on the frontier They arrived at
4 o'clock. The Emperor of Germany was
received with the same ceremonies as the
Emperor of Austria, and was escorted 10
the palace. 4 grand banquet was given in
the evening.
Import Duty on Foreign Cereals.
PARIS, September l5;h.-Prime Minister
Ferry, replying 10 request from delegates
70 the Agricultural Conference, said the
Government of France could not Initiate
the raising OF import duty on foreign
cereals
Annual Military 3Ianeuver.
BERLIN, September ljth-The annual
military maueuvers of the German army
began to-day. Prince Frederick William
and Princess Augusta represented the En-
peror and Empress.
Accident at 4 Ball.
PARIS, September Durjnga ball i'm
the theatre Al Cahor Tonight, the daor col
Iapsed, and twenty-five actors and actresses
We're injured.
village Burned Vessel Wrecked.
LoNpoN, September l5th.-Thc village ot
Rattcnberg, i'm StyHa, has been burned
The steamer Dart. from Rio Jauciro for
New York and London, has been wrecked
near Santos. The crew and passengers
were saved
Severe Floods in Spain.
MADRID, September I5,h.-Seypgc floods
prevail around Corona. and considerable
loss of life and property is reported. The
railways have suspended.
Snow in Nova Scotia.
HNIrAV September l5,h-It is reported
that five inches of snow .-.i az Spring Hin.
Cumberland. county, yesterday, and TWO
inches q; Truro
Defeat of Caceres. the Peruvian ReVoIu-
tonary Leader.
PANAMA., September 6th-The most inn
porIIUt news has been received from Peru
There has been a complete defeat of Gen.
Caceres, the principal revolutionary leader.
which occurred at Lima on the 27;h ult.
On the morning of that date Caceres en-
tered the capital of Peru at the head of
savage mob of MOntencrus, who rushed
through the streets yelling and firing off
their guns On the preceding evening the
Government troops had been concentrated
in their barracks and the entrance of Ca
ceres almost amounted 10 a surprise. His
party obtained possession of the barracks of
ESpirtu SautO and of the churches of
Mcr1Cu ana OF ~. Augustine. IlCN also
attacked Guadalupe, station of the Eng
lish Railroad Company. There were some
100 killed in Mercaderes auf BodegOt
streets, near st. Augustine Church, and in
Palace square, where the firing was the
hottest. All the telegraph wires were cut
four miles from town. No trains ran. Ia
IT. Augustine Church the fighting pro-
ceeded with closed doors.
a Narrow Escape.
OTTAWA, September 15th.-Several mem
bers Of the party of British scientists in the
Rocky mountains had 4 narrow escape from
a fearful death last Friday. While explor-
ing a railway tunnel below Kicking Horse
Lake portion of the tunnel suddenly col
lapsed, precipitatjng an immense mass of
rock in the midst OF the party, two of whom
were slightly injured Biologists have OBJ
tanned data by which they expect TO he
able to finally establish the exact age of the
mountain.
The Canadian Contingent for the Nile.
QUEBEC, September 15th.-The steamship
Ocean King, with the Canadian yoyageurs
for the Nile on board arrived here last
night and was visited this morning by the
Governor-General and Lady Lansdowne,
and Hon. 4. p CarOn, Minister of the
Militia His EXcelency addressed the Off
GERS and men of the contingent. He spoke
of the dangers of the Nile, but did not
think them any more dangerous than our
Canadian rapids.