Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-29
Anti Christian Crusade in China.
HoNGKoNG, November 2Sth.-The Cath

society.
Anti Christian Crusade in China.
HoNGKoNG, November 2Sth.-Thc Cath
olic mission here has advices that the
Viceroy of Canton has closed all the
chapels there and also ra1ed the entire
Catholic settlement A missionary who
arrived ut Canton from the interior states
that Christians III the western provinces
are fugitives in the wilds of TGnquin
He also states that the Chinese au-
thorities of the northern provinces have
issued decree ordering the expulsion of
all missionaries Upon an appeal to the
higher authorities at Pekin. however, the
decree was rescinded, and the missionaries
taken under the protection of the Chinese
general Government.
Berber Recaptured-C Continued Fire Upon
Suakim.
SUAKIM. November 2Sth.-It is reported
that General Gordon has recaptured Ber-
Der.
The rebels continue firing upon Suakim,
but always retreat as soon as the gunboat
Dolphin opens fire upon them.
Violation OF Public Decency.
LONDON, November 2Sth.-The Dtan of
Hereford and Charles Telfer CaIlnan have
been committed for trial upon charge of
the violation of public decency in Hyde
Park in this city. The Dean of Hereford
was admitted to bail. He is brother of
the Earl OF Hereford.
Two Men Lost.
LONDON, November 2Sth.-The ship Gro
martyrshire Captain Wilkie at Queens
town, from San Francisco, August 9Th, lost
two men in gale.
Gordon Heard From.
CAIRO November 2Sth.-A messenger
from General Gordon has reached Merawi.
Another English Channel Disaster.
LONDON November 2Sth.-The bark Luke
Bruce has been in collision with the steamer
Durango in the English Channel. The
Durango sank and twenty persons were
drowned.
Explosion of a GunpowtIer Factory.
LONDON, November 2Sth-A dispatch
from Belgium reports the explosion of a
gunpowder factory at Wetteren. No details
are given.
Expulsion Decided Upon.
BERLIN, November 2Sth-The authori-
ties at Kiel have decided to eXpel the Danes
from that city, owing to their participation
in the German agitation in Schleswig-hol-
stein.
The Great Eastern to 90 to New Orleans.
LONDON, November 2Sth,-The steamship
Great Eastern will sail for New Orleans
December 18th. In consequences Ol reports
that she was in an unsafe condition for an
ocean voyage the vessel was thoroughly
surveyed and her hull and machinery were
found sound.
The Pedestrian Contest.
LONDON, November 29th a. M.-The
record of the pedestrian match at ii o'clock
last night was as follows; Littlewood 354,
Mason $780, Cartwright, 313 miles.
Great Fire in Scotland.
GLASGOW, November 2Sth.-Pemis d Ste
phens LANYARD in Dundee is burning. The
warehouse is filled with seal skins, whale
bone and oil. The fire is spreading rap
idly.
Princess Delgorouski Not Married.
LONDON, November 2Sth.-The announces
ment of the marriage of Princess Delgor-
ouski is denied. A niece of the Princess,
of the same title, is to marry an Italian
diplomat.
A Judge to Retire.
LONDON. November 2Sth.-Judge Manis-
ty, whose course in the Celeridge case
caused SO much criticism, is to retire from,
the bench. The ostensible reason is old
age He is rs years old.