Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-01
FOREIGX NEWS.


VIENNA, January 3lst.-Appreheusiou Of
further Socialist!c disturbance mss 'el to tie
adoption Of extraordinary msAsuges by the
Ministry. By virtue of the law of 1869 they
have published an ordinance which pruc.aims
a kind Of martial law ia the districts Of Vi
enna. Koernuburg and Wiener Neustadt
Spsc'al measures have been adopted, Also.
with reference TO suspicious letters and ds--
Cerous pGbl cations. l. Vienna and kGeTuu-
burg trial by jury has been suspended.
VIENNA, January 81 1t The President #
the Council aud Minister Of the Interior have
sent letter TO the lower house OK the Reiuhs-
rath, explaining the extraordinary meas Urls
taken il cOEs quelce Of the recent crimes,
the present means being insufficient TO sup
press them.
Yesterday afternoon the attendants at the
Court Ooerl House heard strange noises
near the Emperors Eoy. l; was quite dark,
but they Thought they saw a man il the
house, and Immediately lighted the gas. The
police and attendants finally discovered s.
stranger in tle toilet chamber adjoining the
Imperial box. tie had barred tho door, aud
would not let nybody in but sitter short
struggle he was arrested. He said the pre-
vious nights performance vas so dull that ne
he'd fallen asleep, and VIXEN he woke up be
found himself locked in the box. Matthew at-
ical instruments, tape measures, wires, etc,
were found on him. He il an engineer Of
Bavaria. The police pr3teld to have evidence
to show that be was r5conuoiteriug in con
nectiou with plot to kssassin9te the Kaiser
The opera-Aouse Is now strongly eusrded by
soldiers and police, AID there IS much excite
meut.
The Situation la Egypt.
LONDON, January 31st-Tbgmas Cock
Son, who control the entire Steamboat trsfti-
lice, have been asked 70 place C, e y ayailsb G
steam barge and sail boat in Iesdines 90 con-
vey troops. stores and munitions Of war t.
upper Egypt, and also hring any number o.
people down the river in case the evacuation
Of Khartoum is decided upon. Their mana,
ger has started for Egypt to supervise the
matter in person,
CAIRO, January 3lst - General Gordon
leaves Assouan to-day, en- route fo5 khar-
toum. He has written letter to FL Mahdi,
asking him to send all European prisoners in
his possession 30 khartoum.
Colonel Sartorius teiegraphs from Suakim
as follows Jinkat and Toksr are still ours.
| am going TO Join Baker Pasha at Trinkitat
tomorrow, We will advance Friday. Baker
Pasha recently made 8 cavalry reconnaissance,
attacked Osman Digna, and killed and
wounded over 100 Of his men. The friendly
tribes are still hesitating to move the last ten
miles toward Tokar. [ have written Baker
Pasha, strongly Urging an immediate advance
from Trinkitst, Tbres days after Baker Pa
sha's reconnaissance [ :us3e a sortie with in
fantry. Osman Digna attacked me. but
lost several men, whereupon he retired in
land. l am doubtful about he relief OF Sir
kat. Other wise al well"
General Gordon left his spscie q Assouan.
lie viii receive sn advance Of EIl9 600 from
the Greek merchants at khartoum.
Adyic5s from Sinkst are belrtreudi1g. L
is said the people have eaten all the dogs IN
town, and ouly the horses and ons bag Of
barley remain. There will be nothing lefs by
February lat, when, unless relieved the in.
habiteDts intend to try and cut their way to
Suakim. They say they had better be killed
than starved.
Revolt of AIbanians.
CAIRO, January 31st-Several mountain
tribes under Ali Pssha, formerly chief OF the
Albanians. have revolted and seized the
reins of Government. They have resolved
to oppose the session ot the districts Of
Guii je aud Kraina to Montenegro. Ga the
19 instant they entered Montenegrin terri
tory but were rspui8sd, losing fifty men.
General Gordon's Psr:Ious Position.
LONDON, Jauusrv 3l-e-Sir SAMUEL Baker
writes thai the 2 sluou Of General GCtGCu.
alone and sLs-iu e!y unprotected in he
deserts If the S5uGan, and bearing large
sum of money. is not only extfem ly danger,
Gus, but di-sc1 Oh iienga TO disaster. His
fIiands must watch his movements, and
awsit veloPments with the keeuest anxiety.
An Extension of Suffrage Desired.
LONDON. January 51st-A depusalisn of
the Leeds Liberal Conference called upyn
Gladstone aod subni ed resolutions IL favor
Of further extensi1u Of suffrage. Gladstone
sid they would be ma le swars cf tfe inteu-
tions OF the GoverUmea- IN few dsy7. It
would 5e out OF place Co give particulars now.
Whist vas wanted was union IN the Govern.
1.snt itse'. Tns country should be on its
guard against direct aud indirect methods Cf
opposition. In conclusion, he expressed q
hope that the depu5,tio would find that Jhs
promises held nus BY various members w5Gld
aos be unified
Report 3enied.
PARIS, Japuary 3lst,-The report that Ad-
miral COurbet had s5ormed Bacniuh and had
been repulssd, l. prOuoIncsd without fOuada-
ion.
Report Reiterated.
PARIS, January 31-t.-Le France reaaserts
that Admi,ol Courbet lately attacked Bsc-
niuh, and wss repulsed with losses equal to
those sustained at Son:ay. The same paper
ssys the French met %. 900 weil-srmsd and
strongly posted Cainess regulars under the
walls of Bsc1inh.
Death OF Cardinal.
ROME, Jauusry 31st.-Cardinal Luigi Be-
lio, Bishop of Ssbina, is dead. He was born
in Piedmont in 1926, and was created a Car.
dinal Bishop in 1866. 1t was thought likely
that he would be the successor of Pope Leo.
The Mscsay Cable scheme.
LONDON, January 31st.-The annual report
of the Anglo American Cable Company re-
fers to the Mackay cable scheme SIS amoug
the elements of future competition, ard ssys
it has assumed definite form. This report
makes no comment.
steamer Purchased for the Greedy ExPs-
dillon.
ST. JOINS IN. F., January 3lst.-The
Newfoundland sealing steamer Bear was sold
to-day TO the American Government for the
coming Greely relief expedition. She is Of
the same age. tonnage and build of the lost
PrOteus.
The New French EoaE-The Budget for
1885.
PARIS, January 31ss-The new loan will