Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-23

" bulldog, with his right hand clenchedin
death about the throat of the Arab whose
spear was thrust through the Colonel's neck.
FURTHER FIGHTING INDICATED.
LONDON, January 22d-The papers con-
slider that General Stewards hurried
advance to Metemneh indicates further
heavy fighting, and they fear the loss of
Omdurman Will enable the Mahdi 10 pre-
vent the passage of Gordon's steamers.
But all admit that the bravery of the Eng
lish augurs well for the ultimate success of
the expedition.
PLENTY OF CAMELS PROMISED.
koRTG Egypt, January 22d.-The Sheik
OF the kabbabiSh tribe came To Korti to-
DAY. He heard OF the British victory. and
he promised Woseley to provide him
plenty Of cames.
More Ayslauches in Itaiy-Another Ham
let Buried.
ROME. January 22G.-An avalanche has
buried q hamlet of fifteen houses at CHA
mont in Piedmont The cries of the buried
people are distinctly heard Twothousand
soldiers are endeavoriug to rescue them.
Fifteen houses We're destroyed at FrasSiniere.
and eleven persons are still buried beneath
the snow. Most OF the telegraph lines on
the Italian frontier have ceased working on
account OF the ayalanchcS The winter has
been one OF extreme severity throughout
Europe.
SECOND DIsPATCHl
ROME, January 22d-Many more villages
i'll Italy are reportd to-day devastated by
avaianches, and the havoc and slaughter is
described as appalling. Most of the casu-
altieS seem TO have occurred in the PROV
incc of Cuneo, south of Piedmont bounded
tlNr, Nfp,, 4 1,,,.
interSect the province At FraSSiu0, nine
teen miles northwest of Cuneo, the number
of killed is now stated at 140 and II colpscs
have been recovered from the ice and snow
in which they We're buried The village of
Nalgrava, on Grana river, and near Cuneo,
was partly destroyed, and many persons
killed. Twelve houses were demolished
and forty-twO persons killed AT Deveis.
The village Of RabbaSso is almost com
pletely buried under the snow. Scores of
people have been killed there. end over
200 men, women and children wounded.
The homeless are in awful distress. More
than 5000 men in the province Of Cuueo
are engaged, in addition Ia the soldiers. i'm
recovering the bodies of the dead and
rescuing the living.
German Colonization in Africa.
LoNDoN, January 22d.-A special dispotch !
from Berlin says: German colonization is
making rapid progress on the west coast of
Africa. An official report was received to-
day stating that the German expedition had |
formally annexed Oglet Brahim. in the |
Dobruka country, u few miles north of
Senegambia. This action is understood to [!
have been taken in pursuance of the agree /
ment with France, which country has !
hitherto claimed protectOrate over this /
region. \ report. of a more sensational |
character comes from Sierra Leone to the |
effect that the German flag has been hoisted |
IN the interior of that country, which has |
long been held by England This news if |
may lead 10 serious compEca- |
tious with England, as she will probably he !
indispoSed 10 give up any portion OF the /
fertile colony of Sierra Leone, or allow the |
Germans an outlet 10 the sea through her !
coast possessions.
The Author of Progress and Poverty" |
in ireland.
BELFAST, January 22d-Henw George !
lectured tonight before the Belfast Land |
Restoring Society At the conclusion of |
the lecture disturbance was created. and /
great disorder ensued. A motion for vote |
OF thanks to George was stihed by the up
roar. Chairs were thrown about and the |
5as extinguished, and the hall was finally
cleared by the police.
The agreement Between England and
Turkey.
LONDON, January 22d.-The PqR I1lH
Gazette publishes. under reserve, what pur-
ports to be the text of the agreement be-
ween England and Turkey regarding the
government OF Egypt. The paper saws the
agreement provides that Turkish troops
hall occupy Egypt, with the exception of
no ,rtc Of 4 Ii, II /
Said and SueZ, which England will con-
inue to occupy; that Turkey shall under
axe to maintain order in the interior after
he capture of Khartoum; that England
hail retain her garTiSonS ON the Red Sea.
md abandon the Soudan to Turkey and
hat Tewiik Pasha, khe(iive OF Egypt. shall
'e deposed, the Sultan of Turkey to APP
'oint in his stead a Pasha who does not be-
ong 10 the family OF Mehemet Ali
The German Emperor's Condition.
BERLIN, January 22d.-The Emperor is
and left his bed today. He is
utlering from his usual attack OF Bright's
of the bladder which is very
'ainful, but there is no immediate danger.
The Egyptian Finances
LONDON, January 22d.-The PdR Nal Ga
cite says: The Cabinet has accepted the
'rench proposals regarding the Egvptian
nances as a basis of negotiation provided
% multiple control be Instituted. no
oupons be taxed, and that Germany and ,,
,ussia be admitted to representation in the !
1iSse de II dete pu5ii4ae. England will ,,
iler 70 guarantee a loan of $4,000 eco. but ,,
willing 70 discuss the question.
The Last ot His Race.
DUbLIN, january 22d-Morgan O'Con-
ell, the second son and last member OF the {
amily Of the Irish Liberator, is dead.
Heavy Loss ny Fire.
HAMBURG. January -Groshmans '
-ores, containing quantity OF cottonwood. {
lmphor, coffee and sugar. have been
urned. Loss, $250000 The adjoining J
uildings were damaged by water to an /
lual amount. {
Frightful -sct of q Drunken Father.
BELLEvn.- (Ont) January 22d-A man v
amed Barton, living at Lime Lake, while t
runk, struck his sick daughter with
lair, killing her. The girls mother ran {
} the nearest neighbours house. The night {
as bitterly cold, and the mother died from t
lposure and excitement 3
omplaint Made Against Orange Out b
RACES.
ST. JOINS N. FL, January 22d.-The Re
emptionist Fathers of New York. who h
ere assaulted, had their lives threatened
III were insulJed by the mob of Orange o
en- at Bay Roberts, in Newfoundland. a
)out two weeks ago, to-day made long 81
atement 10 the United States Consul here. o
he Fathers tell the story Of their terrible G
and their vain efforts to obtain
'otection from the local Government.
nally, through the efforts of the United
ates Consul, Il man-of-war was ordered to
e scene Of disturbance, and while the q
oh was held in ehecl, by the guns of the f
ssel, the Redemptionist Fathers held
cir services. :,
Found Murdered in a Eanb. "
PERTH West Australia January ODD n
le manager and accountant of the branch
the Union Bank OF Australia at Roe =.
urne, West Australia, have been found ~
urdered in the bank, having been toIna- Il
.Wked. The assaSsins escaped
q.
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