Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-05

LONDON, March 4th.-Geueral Graham has
been instructed to return to Triukitat to
await further orders.
The Marquis of Harrington, Secretary Of
War, states that General Graham has net
been ordered to retire to Trinkitst, SIS W S
rumored, and has not been directed to attack
Osmsn Digua.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
SUAKlM March 4sh.-Seven hundred men,
women and children arrived here from
Tokar.
The rebels mutilated the British dead that
fell into their hands.
The marines and sailors attached to Cen
eral Grsham's expedition returned 20 Trinki-
tat and embarked for Suakim.
Osman Digma has sworn to give battle.
Lieutenant Lloyd. brother of Clifford
Lloyd, Under Secretary of the Interior at
Cairo, will present to Queen Victoria q
standard captured at TokaE.
The British buried 2 300 rebel dead around
Teb.
THIRD DIsPATCH,l
SUAKIM, March 4h.-The British cleared
the villages near Toksr, and recovered the
rest of the guns and rifles taken from Baker
PAshs's army by the rebels.
Osman Digma was not present in Fridays
battle.
ing the troops for their conduct, saying they
deserve well Of their country.
Admiral Hewett accompanies Captain
Speedy on his mission to King John Of
Abyssinia.
HOEse Of Commons.
LONDON, March 4.h.-In the House of
Commons to-day the Right Hon. Frederick
Stanley, Conservative, gave notice of his in.
tentiOn to move that no supplies be granted
the Government until they made full and
explicit statement of their Egyptian policy.
Fi!z Maurice, Under Foreign Secretary,
said no attempt will be made to relieve Kos
sols, as it is believed the garrison can be
Withdrawn without difficulty.
The Murderers of the Earl of LeItrim
LONDON, March 4-b.-Nellis the Irish in
former, who surrendered yesterday to the
Greenocz police, states that the murderers of
the Earl of Lsitrim were Patrick McLaugh-
lin, travelling Fenian Hesd Center, Thomas
Huat and Michael BIcGinn. He says that
he heard Mel zughlin confess that he shot
Lord Leitrim. The murder was planned in
London. The last he knew of Mclaughlin s
movements was that he went to Dublin in
1882 and gave Carey two kuiyes and $50 of
secret society funds.
Provided with Their Portraits.
LONDON, March 45h.-Euglish Detectives
in New York have been provided with the
portraits of the suspected dyDamiters. The
police believe that the dynamite used was
made in France.
Funeral of Minister Hunt.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 45h.-The funeral
services over the remains of Minister Hunt
took place to-day at the American church.
The coffiu. wrapped in the stars and stripes
was conveyed TO the church in hearse
drawn by six horses. A large number Of
mourners were present, and the services were
very impressive. The coffin was laid in the
vault of the church. where it viii remain ua-
I'll arrangements for transporting it to the
United STATES are completed.
Grand POnfiHcal Celebration.
ROME, March 4th.-Yes,erday being the
sixth soniversaIy Ct the coronation Of Pope
Leo MIL, the grand pontifcsl celebration
in the Sistine Chapel was unprecedentedly
magnificent and impressive,
To Keep Lookout for Lieutenant GreeIY.
LONDON, March 4sh.-The American Com
sul at Dandee has asked Captains of whaling
vessels to keep lockout for Lieutenant
Greely ia Bsfiin's Bay. in view of the posi-
biiity of his drifting from Smiths Sound on
an ice foe.
Want More BrOken Heads.
DUBLIN, March 4th.-The Orangemen are
summoned to oppose the Nationalist meeting
called for Londonderry on st. Patrick's Day.
Suicide of a Bank Director.
HAVANA, March 4sh.-Josquin LINER
dsux, Director of the Havana Savings
Bank, committed suicide to-day, and the
bank suspended payment.
Canadian Pacific Loan Bill.
OTTAWA (Ont.) March 4th.-The Canadian
Pacific loan bill hss passed through the Sem
ate Committee of the Whole, and staUds for
third reading tomorrow.
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