Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-02
Condition Of Takar.


Condition of Takar.
LONDON, February lst.-The commander
at Taksr, in the S1udsn, writes: 1t wouId
be impossible for our condition to be worse.
The rebels have filed up au the wells oul side
Of town. The water Inside is brsckish and
bad, snd the troops are suffering from
disrrhss. There is great fear that it will be
necessary shortly to surrender. Oniy ten &c
twenty rounds of ammunition per man are
now LEFT. The rebels continue firing day and
night
England and the slave Trade in the
soudau.
LONDON, February 1st.-Goschen. Member
of Parliameut, and former special Embsssa.
dor to Turkey. Ia . speech at Ripor, said
that England c,ano-, aud does not, ignore
the question of toe slave trade IN the Soudau,
and she must teach the Mussulmaus that il
any conflict with Christians the NIussulman,
are certain - be 6aslly defeated.
The Bonapartists.
PARIS. February Ist.-Priuce jerome Ma
p1leOu informed a BluspartiS deuUtstior
which waited upon him thst tcs time ha-
arrived 70 commence q legal. Opeu aud u7tir
ine sgitation for the promotion Of the Bona.
psrtist cause. 1t has been decided to hold a
large meeting on The l7lh inst, to discuss the
necessity for revision of the Constitution.
Failure of a Heavy Iron and Coal Com
pauy.
LONDON, February lst-The New North
Statfordshire C1al and Iron Company have
suspended payment. owing to the deprscia-
tiou in the coal trade. The coiliery employs
l, 200 men, with Ar output Of l, 600 tons dsi Y.
- &
representing El00 OoO, syndicate will be ep-
pointed, with special authority to execute the
large current contracts.
Order Of the Day Rejected.
PARIS, February 1s..-In the Senate to
day the order of the day, moved by Janson,
stating that Civoct had been Condemned in
France fOr other otfenses than those for which
he was extrsdited, was rejscted-1l1 70 f.
Civoct j. the anarchist who caused the dyna.
mite explosion in the Theater RestAurant,
Lyons, in September, 1852, whereby one man
was killed and four seriously injured.
selling the Property Of the Rebels.
BELGRADE, February 1st.-Tle Govern
ment Is selling the property of peasants
recently in revolt, to rsise money 20 pay the
expenses Of suppressiug the irsurrecticu,
Thirteen school teachers nave been dismissed
for promoting the agitation.
Socialists Expelled and Newspapers sup
pressed.
VIENNA, February 1st-FortY Socialist:
have been expelled and two newspapers sup.
pressed,
Necessary Measures.
VIENNA. February 1st.-Most Of the news,
papers say the measures of repression or
dered By the Government because Of the
recent acts Of the Socialists are necessary.
sailed for America.
LONDON. February lst.-Blakewav. the
abscondiug member of the firm OF =. W
Thomas Sons & Co, which failed for ovel
$1,000, 600, having no assets, it Is believed hs:
sailed for the United States
COnvention OF Irish Farmers.
DUBLIN, February lst.-A Convention o.
farmers at Carlow denounced Lord Rossmort
and the Ocangemer, resolved to prohib
hunting on the lands Of farmers, and if ueces
sarg to prevent it, the farmers declare theI
will poison their grounds.
Almost Il Reign OF Terror.
VIENNA, February 1st.-Ths increase @
crime, especially robberisg, has almost causet
a reigr Of terror. a sc,venger to-day re
ceived cartridge from stranger, anc
handed it to a policeman. Tha cartridge ex
ploded, probably fatally wouudiug the police
man.
LONDON, February 1st-The steamer Far
! adsy. bearing the new cable to America, hs
returned disabled, the chain becoming en
| tangled with the propeller.
Disastrous Fires.
ToRoSTo, February 1st.-Adamson's ele
yator which was burned last night contsine,
SlO0, 600 worth IF wheat and A. GOO bushel
| of barley. valued at $50 600. The building
was valued st $4,000. The FIRE spread rap
| idly to the adjoining pier, firing it and Chap
man Il Sons elevator. The latter contain .
| 50, 600 bushels of wheat, insured for $50, COO
! The total loss is $3.50 900.
At a. N. another large fire was raging ii
the western part of the city. Both fires ar
believed to be the work of incendiaries.
| PARIS, February 1st.-There were seri1u
conf agrati9ns lsst evening near the cemeter
| Pere Lachaise. 4 lace factory, several Goa
depots and shops, and five dwellings, were de
stroyed. One hundred families were rendere
| homeless.
The Cuban EXtraditiOn Question.
HAVANA, February 1st.-Ths Spsnis
| Government will furnish, as ground for III
extradition of Carlos Aguero, recently 81
rested at Key West by the United States au
thUrities, proof of his guilt Of three highwa
robheries, with murder. In the case OF Emi
leano NUM-, who was recently arrested b.
| the Cuban authorities s. Sague Lsgrande
the Government will bring forward proof @
| his guilt Of seizing the property of person
on account of their release from captivity.
The Arrests In Canada by United ststo
soldiers.
| OTTAWA, February lst.-In the House 0
Commons, to-day, Gillette moved for the Cor
respondence in relation to the arrest on Ca
madam territory, by a detachment of Unite
States soldiers of Henry Watson, said to b.
formerly resident Of Nova Scotia. and 9th
ers. Sir John Mcdonald said it was tIu
| that persons named Watson and Swilzer, cit
izsns of Canada, had been arrested in to,
manner described. Representations wer
made to the British Minister at Washington
who laid the matter before the United State
| Foreign Minister, and the parties nance
were set at liberty.