Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-31

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SYDNEY January 9Vth.-Ihe express
Tram between mere ana asga W asga was
wrecked 10y a coilisIon' ana not by falling
through Il oIluSe' rs ilTS' reported BESIDES
the IoEtF persons NlIled great many were
M M lui'u. ne uisas'eV occurred near aSSa
NasSa'
Similarity of General Stewards Wound
to That OF Garfield
LoNpoN, January @Oth. - Most of the
neWspaPers accept with confidence WolSe-
ley cheering dlSPatch regarding Stewarts
cohaltioh' oul tne heuicat journals are
more cautious. They dopreciate what they
cal undue optimism ID iorecaSJlng the re-
suit or ms injuries, ana recall the tate OF
Garheid to snow that there Is still large
element OF danger IN the case OF the
wounded commander at Guhat. one writer
says Ihe American PRESIDENT was shot
from behind by coward and Stewart was
shot rom III Iruht Dy ptucky ioeman; but
lhls Is the ohIE uhefehce between the TWO
cases, so TAR as IS known, except
that the rliie bullet winch entered
Stewarts groin Is larger than the
plstol-pat when pIoWed through Car
heids back Both Went to nearly The
same pace IN the podles OF the sufferers,
ana the blood poisoning which superVened
III one case Is more than likeiy TO occur IN
the other; Uulteaus shot proved fatal
aitGr 'he oeS{ euortS OF skilled surgeons
had oeen exhausted Var1eid was AIDED
pE ms physicians N cohceallng the extent
oi MS SuiSIliSS' 50 aS Ho' 70 increase the
;II .+ tia 50 aC.''' Jopie f,;. g mo-
III, oil C;rc,,,,,Sto,co - -,,l,,,ostin,,aiia
s dIin1, to sa tbin,r to rni;nIo ti
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orI",, s,lan;oi J,t'; J.A,y D.
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hea5ed : nl.nan1ite ,, ,vbi"L ;nniicitiy
,l[io,r;.,os fl- pa,,',l1,
idnce 6l-er the Tower of ond0n and House
of Commons outrages. II saws: As for
the epithets towards and dastards.' .ap-
piled bv the English Journals to the dvna-
miters, we saws these men are simply heroes
" hen compared with the towards and das-
tards who nut aprice on the head of Osman
Digna last wear. or shot down in scores the
whom they have no cause of Quarrel. ex-
cept merely to efIec. an advantage in party
tactics. Pumping lead into Arabs and
bavonetine helpless Egvptians to get bond
holders cent per cent, is no nobicr opera
ton than letting off bombs in the Tow
er or at Westminster to effect the free
dom of Ireland. Both to us are abhorrent.
but the slaughter of Africans for the sake
of filthy lucre is. iii our opinion far more
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AFrapco-Cbinese Naval Enqapement.
Cr,xcr,r ron,,o,,. 9o+l, poror+s b,,-o
been received here that a serious engage
ment has occurred between French and
Chinese men-of-war at MatSon No details
have been received
Another Dynamiter Arrested.
1o>,ro,- Iar,,or,, 9o,b II is rooor4o.1
that late this afternoon the Scotland-Yard
authorities arrested a dvnamiter at his
lodgings in Westminster district. and found
an internal machine concealed in his room.
SECOND DIsPATCHI
To~no~- Tor,,or,- q1s+ Tho ,,...,,
arrested in Westminster district veste,
| is named Goodman. 1t is believed HI
rest NAV lead to important developmel
Goodman was lodging in North street. Il
IS tau man with DARK mustache, salloN
cohpieNlon' ana ABOUT - years OF age. He
| appears 10 pe an American ana Is nervous
| ana uneasy detectives nave been watch
! ing MN Ior SeFeFal Gays. ne nau III MS
possGsslOli large uunk' "ei6iiilS ,seVeral
n'lhureG PouhGs, bearing TORN laoelS read
I4S' 9leaiiisHIP wyoming, LlNefpo0i:
ne alsPlaye0 sudden anxiety 70 quit his
loaSlHGS Wheh ne Iouhu lhe detectives
were watching hlIn'
THIRD DISPATCH
LONDON, January 3lst-A. M.-Ihe Stan
dard hears that Goodman, the supposed
dynamlter, has been liberated
The British Museum Threatened.
Loypoy, January 3Oth-The Home Sec
retary has received information that tbe
dynamiters have threatened 10 blow nm the
British Museum. Extra nrecautions have
been taken TO protect the building.
Moro D,,,o,,,i+o rbraa4s
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LONDON, January oUih. - numerous
threats are made TO oloW up the Holyhead
hallWay terminus ahQ hUtel' lne britannia
tubular pHdge ana the MehM suspension
| bridge crossing Mehal strait
No Use for ROssa's Paper.
DUBLIN, January 30th-The Castle au-
! thorities have again prohibited the circula-
ton in Ireland of o Donovan Rosa paper.
Newspapers Getting Even"
VIENNA. January 30th.-Local news
papers and foreign and provincial journals
have resolved to cease reporting the pro
ceedings of the Reichsrath. in Iconseuuence
of an insult offered a reporter during the
| session Thursday The proceedings viii
not be reported until the Relchsrath makes
an apology
ISkCoND DlSPAICH''
VIENNA January 9oth;-lt seems tnat
the trouble III the helchsTath Wlth the
newspaper men was caused Yesterday by
Deputy ochoderer ASKING the PRESIDENT 10
eXpei rom Ihe cnaiilper All newspaper
people, VINO, ne sald l0uhged ABOUT the
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conLnue On uulyi anu slEiieu al @ auIIess