Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-18
FOREIGN FL0TSAM.
DISRESPECT SHOWN TO THE
CZAR'S PORTRAITS.
Fire on Steamship-Affairs in
Egypt-ChoIera Reports
France and China.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRDuxIoS
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RKcoRD-usroS !

france ana CHINA.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uNroN
Affairs in the Soudan.
WApY HALFA, October 17th.-The steamer
Feruz, with forty row-boats ON board, has
arrived at Dongola. Osman Narreddin, an
inhabitant of Karte, has arrived here from
khartoum, having been fourteen days on
the way. He was present at Khartoum
during the whole siege. lie saw Gordon
capture quantity of guns and rifles of the
rebels. He says the road from khartoum
TO Senaar is free of rebels. Gordon's steam
ers. after bombarding Berber, DjeIyeer and
Minnie, returned in safety to khartoum.
Kashmil Pasha has undertaken to occupy
Berber with a force which General Gordon
was getting in readiness at the time when
Narreddin left. Ell Mahd came to Shaa;,
only six days journey from khartoum, but
on hearing of the instruction at Jcl Eel
DER was forced to turn back before start
ing. He summoned tribesmen and vii
layers to accompany him, but very few
obeyed. They had rather remain loyal to
the Khedive. As Mahdi had left Mlaha-
mOud Alb del kadir i'll command at Ell
Obeid with only 5000 troops, the Bak Kara
tribesmen and inhabitants of Jel Ell DER,
joined by 100 Egyptian troops made an
attack on FL Obeid and captured n number
of slaves and cattle. The attacking party
were so much encouraged by their success
that they threatened to renew the attack.
SUAKIM, October l7th-It is believed that
Osman Digna the rebel leader, will sue
ceed in massing his forces at Tamai. The
English have lost their chance of crushing
him for the present Both the weather and
crops favor him.
The Grounded steamer.
DoNGoLA, October 17th.-A special mes
senger has returned from Wady Garna. He
reports that the inhabitants there declare
tlIat the steamer which ran aground some
days ago had quantity of money on board
which belonged to the Greek Consul. There
were forty Europeans and natives on
the steamer, and the steamer was armed
and carried booty which had been captures
by the party in fights with the rebels. They
had also on board the heads of the rebels
who were killed at Khartoum. When the
steamer ran aground at Salamat the inhab-
peatS the story of treachery and massacrcs
to which the people on the steamer were
subjected. He SAYS there were no whites
among the prisoners.
Portraits of the Gar Ordered Removed.
O. p,,rr,,sp,,r,. fotobortz+b TboCbiai
f pi; I 49, ,.G ~ of oil
IotoIl ,nsto,,ra1tS ana SIMILAR nIacce to
remove portraits of the Car from public
rooms, on the ground that disreSpect is
shown them by the public.
A Steamship in Trouble.
o.u,.,,.,- O.4il,ar, - No c,,;or
olthNsi"" 0Joo1[, Gat,, pra,,or trH,,
Ilie seilci leeI,.' a. ;no or
- -iu" a,3t ~ e..s -, .I,;S Sbo
,a,'o,,S frn obaord and ,,rant nvcitempnt
| prevails amang the passengers. The cargo
| has been ON fire since Wednesday.
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GuEtHS."MN' Do;ooet tInt a. fro ir .; ,ii
I,,,r,,;n,, ~ ou,ror. nf Tho stoamsbi, OK
meet her to leave Queenstown this afternoon
! fnr IiverDool. No lives lost. and no one
Injured.
! England Accepts.
Ioxnov Ontobar 17th Tho Tyoce saws
Encland has signifiad to Germany her nc
cnn3ance Of tbe principle ON which IN,
/ African conference shall take place, but ha;
not formally accepted the invitation to b,
F.! present at the conference.
The Chorers, situation.
/ ROME, October I7th.-During the pas
) tWenty-Iour hours there were SlNty-SlX lreSi
cases OF cholerl ana 'Wehtv-SeVeh deatii
aI Saples' seven lieSh cdSes ana 'iie
ue'tiS "' Velo"'
ihe french vintage
PARIS. October 17th.- The Rheims vint
| age OF 1881 is the best in France since 1874
| The present years wines will be delicate
and full of bloom. The excellent qualit,
d the vintage gives iiatterng prospect t'
'ile "iiie u""e'
Assistance Postponed.
MADRID, October 17th.-The Cabine
! Council has decided to postpone giving rs
sistance to the Colonial Treasury till th,
Cortes approves the treaty of commerce be
tween America and the Spanish Indies.
The Frenci, in China.
SHANGHAI. October 17tb.-Five French
men-of-, ,ynr are Stationed ar KcIr,ng an,
eight before Tamsui. The Chinese ar
fortifying the nights. and refuse to stlrren
| der their positions. The natives OF South
ern Fornlosa are harrassina. the Chinest
troops, who are asking for reinforcements
| PABrs October -1Tth-Ereshy forces n
Chinese are invading T nluin Genela
Bricre Ge Lislc telegraphs that many Eu
ropean officers are in the Chinese army.
rhe S,.n;s,wost ro,,;.,, c,,,o;.
| MADRID, october i|tt.-MlnlSter FoSte
VIII san TOR America shortly win the ne"
| Spahish-N west indian commercial treaty
winch has been signed by Senor D. de III
duayen' Minister oi ForelSn Affairs. Mn
ister Foster VIII return to Madrld to neso
Ti' "-4Oii 0'''iii ii'''
r,rixe E;o,,t t,..t nil Do4 co. .or
- ~ 'o''r"
loRoSIU, ocloper iLth'-I ne ilsht pe
~ t,iifl 'i. 10. eo.,l'
near FnlIiames strinned entarnS Tho r;1o
! and cIoimnd tba stsI-ai (e500l v,b;rb ,yar9
aIjowpd GiInare stotaS ia yaosn, far ,nt
annearino was ov.ino to a misnnGorstand.
inc between himseIf and his hacker Toe
| Pom
4 French Victory.
| LoNpoy. October 17th-A Foochow dis.
! patch to the Times saws : Another engage
ment has been fought on the shore of Tam
sui. Three thousand Chinese were killed
The French loss was trifiins.
The Trouble in Buenos Ayres.
BuEYos AYREs October 17tb-Tbe ori-
gin of the rupture between the Government
and the Panal Nuncio was n nronosaI Of tbf
| latter to the Goyernment not t6 allow tbf
/ nronaoation of Protestant doctrines and
recognize the right of the Bishon to inter
fere in the schools I,non tbe Gdyernmcnt
| refusing acouiescence. the Nuncio sent .
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