Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-04

wrecked steamer City OF Columbus wss re-
covered to-day. The divers think the bodies
of women msy be found with the cargo.
The safe had been shifted l. feet by the
action cf the sea. TIE State police, in search
among the Cay Head Indians FOX lost property,
recovered two valises.
Roaring Gas Vein.
CHICAGO. February 3d.-Well-borers near
Urhana. ILL.,, struck gas vein at the depth Of
eighty feet, which can be beard roaring a
distance of two miles.
FOREIGN.
ROuherS Last Hours.
PARIS. February 3l.-Eugene Rouher was
unconscious for several hours before the end.
Pliuce Napoleon had previously visited him.
EN Empress Eugenie teiegraphed condo
lences to his widow.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
PARIS. February Sd-Rouher lay in q crit.
ical condition three days prior to his death.
Six months ego he was attached by paralysis
and occasionally also dementis. Prince Ma
poleon saw him Saturday night iu an utcon-
scious ststt. in which condition Re remained
until his death. The private papers and me-
moirs Of Rouher had been confided to his
wife. who sent them to ex-Empress Eugene
when Rcuher showed symptoms of brain dis
ease. Rouher's secretary lost come important
documents, and it is supposed they got into
the possession If the Government, which is
waiting fit time to publish them.
Prince Napoleon Victor Revolutionary
Placards
PARIS, February 3d.-Prince Napoleon
Victor, the son Of Prince Napoleon (Plon-
Pion) soon pays a visit to ex-Empress Eu-
genie.
Placards are posted inviting the disaffected
policemen aud starving woTkingmen TO arms.
They are supposed to be issued by a commit
Zee OF the Revolutionary party. Large num-
bers OF the placsrds have been destroyed by
the police,
France and England.
LONDON, February Waddington, the
French EmbassGG0r, presiding at a dinner in
aid cf the French Hospital, welcomed the
sentiment of the Lord Mayor of London that
cordiality between France and England ever
he preserved. He spoke strongly in favor of
closer knitting between the two countries OF
the bonds OF peace and goodwill which are so
important to their interests and the interests
of tie world. a rupture Of the rela-
tions between them, be said, would be &
calamity beyond conception, All their recent
luarre's were transient. It was their duty
% civilization and humanity to do their best
to maintain good feeling, and he knew that
that was the sentiment of the leading states
ulen Of England and France.
Clause Rejected.
PARIS, February Si.-The Senate-136 to
the clause OF the trades syn
iica.e bill legisl5ting for federation of
trades meetings.
The Queens speech.
LONDON, February 3d.-The Queens
speech has Deea drafted for submission to the
Cabinet Council. It atirms tho intention of
E0eland TO withhold her troops from Egypt
ss soon as the conditions Of peace and pros
perity will admit,
The Cattle Disease Question in England.
LoYDoN, February 3i-The Chambers of
Agriculture Of the several counties Of Eng
land have passed resolutions urging Parlis'
ment to restrict the importation of CATTLE in
order to prevent TIE spread of the cattle dis
ease.
"Marq ais OF QueeusbHryi Rules"
In Regard 20 Marriages,
LONDON, February 3i.-The MARQUIS Of
2 lleenzbury has ssnt pamp hlet to the House
II L1-ds and House OF Commons, advocating
a reform IL the marriage service, to meet the
views Of the secularists. He proposes, in
)TQ6E 10 meet TIE uiNOtCe cases, TO ieaNe out
whom God has Joined together let no man
put asunder," substituting therefor, "whom
the Government or nature may put asunder,
let no man attempt to keep together"
The Porte and ihe SOudan.
LONDON, February 3d.-The Turkish EN-
0asssdor to Great Britain has informed the
British Secretary of Foreign Afsirs that the
Porte is preparing note to the Powers in
;isting upon the retention of the Soudsn SO
IN integral part of Egypt under the Sultan's
;uZeTsinty, aud stating that the Porte desires
hat the Soudsn question he referred to con-
.sIencs Of f0rsiEu Emsssa in London or
JonstantinOple,
The situation In the soudan.
SUAKIN, February 3d.-The enemy made
sn unsuccessful attack upon a fortified camp
Of Egyptians. Owing TO q scarcity Of provl.
,ions st Sinkat, party made sortis for
,orage, but all were cut TO pieces by the
enemy. Six hundred blacks, armed with
ReminEton rifes. have left Suakim to Join
Baker Pasha st Triukitst.
General Gordon has appointed Colonel
Stewart, his military secretary, Lieutenant
Governor Of SOudan.
Imperial Ball at The Winter Palace.
ST. PETERSBURG, February Si.-The sec.
oud imperial ball at the Winter Palace WAS
twenty distinguished guests were present
There was sn apparent absence, in and
around The palace, Of the usual police guard.
The Czasina orened the ball with the Danish
Minister. The Gar circulated freely among
the guests. Dancing was continued until
nearly day break.
The. Jeannct'e Victims.
BERLIN, February 5i.-Lieutenant Harder
ND ~
mains of TIE De Lcng party, passed through
1ere to-day on their way to Hamburg.
When ths remains arrived the coffins wero
lesped With wgeaths SO they could not ba
seen. Sargent, the American Minister, was
received by an escort at TIE station. A. a
neeti2E of the Geographical Society, Prssi.
lent Schleinitz spoke in high praise oE the
Jsa7Eette expedition.
Meetings CT Irish Nationalist.
DUBLIN, February Sd.-A meeting ef Ma.
:ionahsts at BAlly Mote, Sligo, to-day, wss
by party of Orangems3. In the
rioe which followed three Nation alists were
by shots, slso two 0rangemen.
The police surrounded the dwellings of the
Orsrgsmen, to prevent the Nationalist from
wrecking shem. Three 0saDgemen were
arrested, Several other Nationalist meetings
were bold iu the south Of ireland, a meet
ing announced for Donaughmore, Cork, was
proclaimed. and the meeting was tAen held
outside the town.
Death of an Actress.
VIENNA, February Si,--Joaephine Gall
meyer, the actress, died of cancer to-day.
She had been suffering the most excrucisting