Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-03

called out some strong expressions from the
press in regard to the duty of the United
States in the matter.
During January disorders occurred at
Little Popo, West Africa. The Ger
man corvette Sophie landed force which
chastised the natives and restored order.
After four hours of stubborn fighting,
Friday, General Graham defeated 0sman
Digma near Trinkitat The British loss
was trifing, but 1000 Moslems were slain.
The editor of an anarchist journal and
radical in politics has been arrested in
Pesth, Hungary, and securities found at his
house which were stolen when Eisart, the
Vienna money.changer, was murdered.
William Thackeray Marriott (Liberal),
member of the British House of Commons
from Brighton, has been reelected, having
resigned to test the feeling of his borough
on the question of lack of confidence in
the Governments Egyptian policy.
At Merida, Mexico, Friday, Isaac Nor.
ton, hackman, murdered Signora Mon.
camilla in his hack for repelling his ad.
vances. In the same place Tobarn Her.
nandez was murdered by his wife and her
paramour, and his body thrown into the
river.
A statement is published that the French
Government has given assurance that it
will assist in the discovery of the men en-
gagged in the dynamite business, and that
all vessels hereafter arriving at French
ports from America will be thoroughly
searched.
Later advices from Trinkitat give the
following information The rebels were
found in force with two guns, mounted at
an old fort three miles from Fort Baker.
Firing opened on both sides and lasted a
long time The rebels were finally repulsed
after ZOO of their men had been killed.
The British losses are 100 killed and 40
wounded.
The bust of Longfellow was unveiled in
London Saturday morning. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. George Brothers,
Sub Dean Bradley being absent on account
of domestic affection. Earl Granville, Sir
Hugh Childers, Minister Lowell, Alice
Longfellow and Mary Longfellow, daugh-
tiers of the poet, Mary Anderson, Moncure
D. Conway and Theodore Martin were
among the persons present.
The time and arrangements for the
Queens journey to the Continent will not
be known till the last hour. The appre-
tensions of the Queen have been increased
by the events of the week, and she fears
strongly that some act of violence may be
attempted. The Queen will return to Eng
land in the latter part of April, when, after
staying at Windsor for a few weeks, she
will 90 to Balmoral and remain there until
the autumn.
PACIFIC COAST.
Fire near Reno, New; loss about IS, 500.
1t is reported that Chinese consulate
is to be established at Victoria, B. c.
W. S. Mace, well-known citizen of
Yamhill county, Oregon, died suddenly
Friday of heart disease.
In a shooting affray at San Luis Obispo
on Friday night B. F, Morris was instantly
killed and George w. Walker fatally shot.
The Democratic County Committee met
in Red Bluff Saturday, and Endorsed the
action of the Governor in calling an extra
session.
A fire Saturday at the foot of Oak street,
Portland, Or, partially destroyed small
foundry. The loss will reach 81, 600; fully
insured.
Dan Bohen, San Jose capitalist, was
shot and seriously wounded Saturday by
James G. Kennedy. The trouble arose
from an investigation into the School De-
partment.
Fred. Anderson, formerly butcher at
Lordsburg, n. NJ, was murdered and
robbed of span of horses and wagon in
the San Simeon valley, about twenty miles
south of Lordsburg, Thursday. When
found the coyotes had partially devoured
the body.
The jury in the case of j. G. Fredenburr
VS.. Giles S. Brown, at Nevada City, Sat.
urday, returned verdict for the plaintiff,
fixing the damages at $500. The amount
sued for was $40, 900, the plaintiff claiming
to be injured to that extent through the
arrangement of his wife's affections by
Brown.
The remains of Harrison Cline, who for
the past two months has been missing from
his camp in the Patagonia mountains, Arr
IONA, have been found in tunnel near his
cabin. His death ID believed to have been
the result of spree, although his cabin
had been broken open and everything of
value taken, even to the coat from under
his head.
a gen leman from Sweets lumber mills,
about sixty miles northeast of Visslia, re.
ports that the buildings have all been ru.
ined by the heavy fall of snow in the noun.
tains. Another person from Mineral King
says that heavy Glide from the Empire
Hill on the 18th of last month swept nine
buildings into the ravine below. No lives
lost, however.