Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-28

| hard quartz. This requires capital and
there are many lucky finders of gold-bear-
ing quartz whose discovery is well nigh
Value!eSs Tor want Of about 81 800, 10 inn
| port and erect the necessary machinery.
and who will be compelled TO sell to those
more fortunately circumstanced
Arrests of Anarchists.
BERNE, February 27th.-In consequence
OF the decision to expel anarchists from
switzerland, the police raided suspected
houses this morning. Wholesale arrests
were made. Ten notorious anarchists were
arrested in the city.
Arab va. English Engineering.
SUAk19:, February 27th.-The activity of
the rebels the last two nights has been
great AMI effective. They have succeeded
III wrecking three Of the advanced redouhts
| without exploding the mines which the
naval brigade aud engineers had prepared
! in each
General Buffers Movements
koRTi, February 91th.--General Buffers
whole force is within one DAVIS march of
takdul. lie reached that point witbopt
casualties The sick and wounded are
doing well. General Butler expects TO
reach horti early next week.
The Prince of Wales Visit to Ireland.
LONDON, February tl.-The ID of Anr;l
Is now set for the departure of the Prince
OF Wales through Ireland He will reside
at first at Dublin Castle.
Charter for Service in China.
PARIS, February 27th.-The Government
has chartered the steamer City of Paris, of
the lnman line, for transport service to
China
Disastrous Collision of Steamers.
CoXHAvEN, February 27th.-The Swedish
steamer Norden was run into and sunk by
the English steamer Cumberland. Twenty
one persons aboard the Norden were
drowned.
Russians ut Herat.
LONDON, February 27th.-The Russian
newspaper, organ of General Komaroff. as
serts that there is a strong party at Herat.
Atghanistan, who desire Russian protection
to be extended over that city.
The Ordinary Standard of Intelligence.
LONDON, February 27th.-In the divorce
suit brought by the young Earl of Durham
against his wife, nee Miner, on the ground
of insanity, the Archbishop of York TO-
day deposed that Miss Miners conversa-
ton reached the ordinary standard OF in
teiligence.
The Afehanistan Question.
ST. PETERSBURG, February 27th-The
Journal de 81 Petersblwg saws, concerning
the Afghan difficulty that it is to be hoped
that Earl Dutterin, who is instructed to
confer with the Ameer of 4 Gshanistan, will
give the latter wise counsel. If England
and Russia are to regard Afghanistan as a
buffer to prevent friction. the Ameer must
not make it . brand of dscord. The fact
that the Ameer is to have an interview
with Earl Dutferin shows that the Ameer
is dependent on British policy. Therefore.
the British policy is responsible for the
acts OF the Ameer. 1t is hoped that the
moderation and prudence of the English
Cabinet will prevail in the settlement of
the frontier dispute, despite the clamor
raised by English politicians. The journal
concludes its significant article with the
following new political epigram. 1.-The
prestage endangered on the Nile cannot
be restored on the Herat road.
Nova Scotia and the Canadian Parlia-
ment.
HALIFAX, February 27th.-In the Nova
Scotia Legislature, Mr.. Power gave notice
that he proposes to question the right of
the Parliament Of Canada to impose duty
on -four. Another member brought down
g resolution stating that union with Can
ada had been injurious to Nova Scotia, and
recommending an appeal to the Imperial
authorities for leave TO withdraw from the
Dominion