Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-28
DETAILS OF THE FIGHT.

SUAKnI, March 27th-Tne British forces
began advance on Tamanieb at ) O'Clock
this morning. Firing opened at 7:30, and
was brisk upon both sides. The rebels were
in larger numbers than CD yesterday. The
English cavalry and mounted infantry led
and drove the rebels from the rocks, dispers-
ing them among the hills. There we're no
Britieh casualties. The loss Of the rebels is
unknown. The rebels fred on the British
troopers from the rocks upon the left. The
cavalry dislodged them, and advanced to
within a hundred yards of Tamanieb. As
soon as Graham came up with the infantry
and guns, shells were thrown among the
| flying Arabs and exploded close to them. On
reaching Tsmanieb the men and horses made
straight for the wells and Stacked their thirst.
After q brief balt, the cavalry moved out to
the right and left of the village in pursuit Of
! the retiring foe. The village forthwith was
burned to the ground. General Graham will
| explore the region S in the neighborhCod Of the
wells of Tamanisb and then return. The
campaign Is now over.
MATTERS ABOUT BEBBER.
CAIRO, March 27th.-Colonel Kitchener
and Major Rumble haze started from Cairo
to cooperate with Captain Chermoide in ne.
gotiations for opening the road to Berber
Teleersphic communication between Berber
and ShendY has baen restored.
ORDERED HOME
| LONDON, March 27th.-Orders have been
sent to General Graham to return immedi-
ately with his troops.
The German Press on sargenfs Appoint
meni.
BERLIN, March 27th.-Apropos of the ap-
pointment of Sargent as Minister 70 Russia,
she Berliner TdgJlat considers that America
has conferred demonstrative honor upon Ssr-
gent, which cannot be regarded ss victory
for Bismarck's policy. The North German
Gazette (Bismarck's orgsr) is silent on the
subject.
CONSERVATION ImOng The Russian Police.
! BERLIN, March 27th.-The GeTman,a says
there is much confusion and CONSERVATION
among the Russian police, owing to the dis.
covery made since the murder of Colonel
Sudeikiu, that besides the ordinary police
cipher. Colonel Sudeikin used various ciphers
for different sections of the organization of
secret agents in Russia and throughout Eu-
rope. These keys have been stolen or lost,
and it ia impossible for the Government to
know or verify the identity of agents. It is
feared the Nihilists hold the key to the
cipher.
Observation-Disclosures Health.
| LONDON, March 27th.-Shocks of earth.
quake occurred at Agrsm and throughout
Slsvonis. A number OF buildings in Dekover
were damaged.
! 1t is announced that Gladstone has recov-
cred his usual health, and will return to Par.
Lament Monday.
FOrninst the ParncIlites.
| DUBLIN, March 27th.-The Orsngemen and
Liberals of Ulster are negotiating with a view
to a division of seats in Parliament at the
next general election, so as to prevent the
election of Parnellites.
Virgins Again Heard From.
OTTAWA, March 27th-Wiegins says: The
second and heavier of the twin storms pre-
dicted six weeks ago by me will cross the
meridian of Halifax tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. The breadth of the storm belt is
in line from Quebec to Sandy Hook. Earth
quakes will occur in divers places. The cy-
clones yesterday in Kentucky, and the earth
quakes in California, are the advance guard.
The tide on the Atlantic coast will be high
and the wind hurricane. | would advise
shippers to clear their whsrves Of all perish
able goods, and let the shipping in the stream
and st the docks be secured by extra anchors
| and double fssteDings.