Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-21
p0RETES news.
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SUAKIM, March 20th.-Admiral Heweft
has withdrawn his proclamation Offering
81 0tJ for Osman's head,
LONDON, March 2O.h. - The dispatches
from newspaper reporters at Suakim seriously
conflict. Il is now re. orted that Osnan has
summoned the trib ! TO a meeting tomorrow,
in order TO arrange 6 renewal OF active op-
eratious.
PARIS. March 2Oth.-The Ftgaros Csiro
dispatch this morning state that General
Gordon has told the French Consul So khar-
torm thst he il disopy inted in what he h.
been able to accom- alish. He said It would
be impC sible for h!m {, defend the place
against the advancing tribey In Csivc il
is s-2+- that Ab-del-kedir Ps-ha, Minister
Of War, viii be sent to the rescGe Of Gordon.
SUAKM, March 20ih.-The apies report
that Osuea Digna, with few followers. fad
- tie in Fior. The fight is attributed to the
reward offered for mis- capture. Slaves are de-
| sertiug him snd fleeing to Suakim.
LONDON, March 205h. .-Oman Diena b-r
| convened 3 meeting st Sinkst Of the sheiks Of
all tue tribes. in order TO concert s renewal
OF fighting.
Colonel Stewart, with the Gordon High
lauders apd mounted infantry, reconuoitered
70 oae mile beyond Hsmbuk. which is 20
miles beyond hsnioGk, on the road from
| Suakin to BaIber.
Sheikh Morjss is as She hesd Of Bechcris
| NUM- ring 0c0 men, threatening Shendy.
|. IL IS feared that the post boat, which left
Berber yes' rday to tiy snd penetrate TO
| Khsrtoum, VIII be s'0PIed at SEerdy
The F-ecch ConsDi a. Cano has recsivcl 2
d'7patch from the French Consul as hhar.
toum, saying tbst on March 4sh General
G0rdeu held q sortersDrs with the Consuls Of
Austria, Greece and France, whsu he Dc.
clsred that he would be unable to de-
| I'D the towl sea nst the tribes advancing
from The south, noI. n and west. lie hoped
ZoEchr Pssha wou!d sr!ive with help. In
the meantime he committed the government
Of the town to three native mobiles and Sheikh
Obeiduiah.
LONDON, March 20tb.-El Mshdi is or.
fsnizing an artillery corTs, compo ed Of
Egyptian dc'erteIs. When the corps ia COM
petel he will ses out on march to Beber
He hss wita him twelve European and sixty
Eyyptisn officers Of Hicks PGehs's army.
The French In TenguIn.
PARIS, March 20th-It is denied that the
Ffench campaign in Tonquin shall terminate
with the capture OF Hunghos.
PARIS, March 2Osb.-Aftor the capture of
Hungooa tie French Will fix the western
! froI.ier Of Tor quin at Tuankuan, which is
now il p Sc sion Of the Black Flags. The
Bl-cz FL g will be allow to retain all the
towns from Tu-usuan TO Lsokai, on condi-
| t'on that they Wi guarantee the rree raviga-
ton of the upper Souekei. TIE northern
| frontier of To1Qui1 v I est3Dd from Phulong
ThuopT TO Tuaakuan, by way of Phu Blink
| and Phu Doan Hong.
Death Of a Russian statesman-gihI'lsts
Arrested,
ST. PETERSBURG. March 20th-The death
IS announc ] of Count Vladimir Federowitch
Adiarborg, dii,iH, shed as a General and
statesman. He was born a. St. Petersburg
in 1898
Tw ntY-seven Nihilists were arrested to-
day, including four artillery officers.
Fatal Fire.
DUBLIN, March 20th-During q fire to-
night burning house fell and burned six
fiemen. Oae is dead and the others badly
injured.
[For tlsher Dispatches sec Second Page.I