Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-05

LONDON, December 4th.-Returns from
the elections for members of Parliament.
received up to o'clock this afternoon.
show that 275 Liberals, 215 Conservatives
and o3 Nationalists have been elected.
RIOTS THE ORDER OF THE DAY.
LONDON, December 4th.-The excitement,
now that the polling is running So close. is
tremendous Four deaths from excitement
caused by politics are reported Riots are
the order of the day. Charsley, the de-
ieated Tory candidate against Baron Roths-
Child IN the Aylesburg division of Bucks.
lies dying at local hotel, from injuries re-
ceived at the hands of a mob. Two resi-
dences of Tories and two chief hotels at
Rabstock, Somerset, have been DESTROYED.
Scores OF people and policemen have been
injured at Worthington, where the police
were stoned. Fifty casualties are reported
at Wilton. The successful Liberal candi
date there was beaten black and blue. and
only by the aid of an escorty of sixty DO
hcemen, battling their way to the station.
DID he escape being thrown into the river.
Parnell has driven the Wings from Ireland.
The defeat of Thomas 4. Dickson, who
was once boss " of most of the districts of
Ulster, renders it certain that not Liberal
Will be elected from Ireland. Not even re-
calcltTant Callan comes within thousand
votes CT victory. Donald Crawford. elected
for northeast Lanarkshire is plaintiff in
the Dixie suit
British Ship Sunk in a Collision.
LONDON, December 4th.-The British
ship Magician, Captain Hastings. from
Cardiff October 29th for San Francisco. has
been sunk by collision with the British
ship Ben Douran, Captain Andrew, from
San Francisco September 4th for Queens
town. Part of the crew and passengers of
the MnUIpIan hnvn ofD
in the ships boats. The Ben Douran has
also arrived there. She is damaged, and
was compelled to jettison 100 tons of her
cargo.
Secular or Religious Hospital Nurses
New YORK, December 4th.-A Herald
7 Paris special says: The Municipal Council
has been endeavoring to dismiss from the
hospitals the Sisters of Mercy and to ap-
point In their places secular nurses. To-day
all the physicians and surgeons of the yari-
Gus hospitals will send petition to the
Government to retain the Sisters. on the
ground that it would be best for the physi-
cal, to say nothing of the religious interests
OF the patients.
The Balkan Question.
PARIS, December 4tb.-The Journal des
De6Gts states that it is proposed to hold
conference of the powers at Berlin to de-
limit the Servian Bulgarian frontier.
Chile's Influence on Peru's Prosperity.
New YORK, December 4th.-The Herald
prints an interview with the Peruvian
Minister, Elmere in regard to the cause of
the war. He said: Objection was taken
to General Iglesias because he undertook to
sign treaty of peace with Chile and estab-
lish Government which, it was alleged.
would be under the auspices of Chile.
Many efforts have been made to bring
about reconciliation, but without effect
until now, when peace will be received
with joy. The people of Peru were tired
of warfare and its consequent devastation
and loss of life, and will hail with ioy the
new era, when commerce and trade will
be resumed and the blessings of peace
brought about. General Iglesias fulfilled
his mission, difficult and ungrateful one,
in making peace with Chile. After two
years of honorable and patriotic services.
he will be happy for an opportunity of
letting some one else continue the Govern
ment. He will be glad at the result, for he
has constantly made efforts at reconcilia-
ton, offering the most generous condi-
tons"