Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-22

Alfred Hewson; James HALEY and family /;
Rev. Chas. Quincy, wife and family
Abraham Montoor and family; John
Fitzpatrick and family; John Pritchard
and family; Father Legofr; Rev. Mr..
Murer; Alex. Gorien; L. C. Baker and
family; Frederick Keller and family; Peter
Bondrean and family; Michael Jeddis J.
II. Caldwell; Fred. S. Simpson and family;
James Simpson; Stanley Simpson; w. B.
Cameron Mr.. Dufferin; Mr.. and Mrs.
Mann and three children; Alfred Quinn.
Besides Inspector Dickens and twenty-five
police, with Corporal W. P. Mcconnell sec
ond III command, it is believed that some
forty or more others were in the fort from
the surrounding country.
THE LATEST INFORMATION.
The following has been received from
Battleford by the operator at Clarke's
Crossing: "A messenger who has just re-
turned from Fort Pitt says he saw the
bodies of two policemen outside the fort,
and the party all gone. An Indian told
him they had gone down the river to Bat
tleford. 1t would have taken them only
two days to reach here"
The Situation at Panama.
PANAMA, April 21st.-The arrival of the
steamer Acapulco places a very strong
force of American marines and sailors on
the Isthmus. 1t was expected that the
landing of this force would cause much
irritation, and this was true. More feeling
on the subject, however, is being displayed
by the French than by the Colombians.
The latter understood the cause of the pro-
ceedings better than the former. All oppo-
sition has now ended.
ssThe Peace Commission from Panama
reached Buenaventura on Friday The
Commission was ignored, and the Canat
Oaunch) conveying the members of the
Commission was captured. The war-ship
Boyaca is towing an English hulk, and
coRat is towing the Italian bark Geneva.
with 600 men on board, who will attack
Aizpuru at Panama. The revolutionary
leader avows that he will resist this force
and states that their presence is an inva-
sion of one sovereign State by another,
and it is not national effort 10 enforce
authority. Troops are reported to be en-
barking at Buenayentura for this place.
Serious trouble is expected, and, it is be-
lieved, can only be avoided by foreign in
terventiOn. Canal work is hindered, bust
ness being destroyed The inhabitants are
in q constant state of alarm. Many families
are leaving there.
THE SITUATION CRITICAL.
PANAMA via Galveston), April 21st-The
situation last night and to-day was critical
Hand bills have been issued. melting the
natives against foreigners. Aizpuru is
quoted as saying that ne would not fight in
the city. The cathedral towers are being
lOophOled, and it is reported that quanti-
ty Of dynamite has been placed in the
cuartels of the soldiers quarters, to be fired
in case of defeat. Residents of Panama are
more alarmed at the coming troops than at
oil lie
liberated in the recent fights, are now seen
in the hotels and elsewhere. Firing in the
streets here is frequent at nights.
Constitutional Government to be Re
established in Colombia.
WASHINGTON, April 21st-The Secretary
of the Navy has received a telegram from
Admiral Jouett, at Colon, stating that the
Swatara had Just returned from Cartha-
gena, and that the Colombian General Villa
writes him that he will soon come to the
Isthmus and re-establish the constitutional
government.
British Troops to be Recalled from the
Soudan.
LONDON, April 21st.-The Daily Nclrs, in
an editorial this morning says it is believed
that the Government has decided upon the
immediate recall of General Graham's
forces from the Soudan.
Attempt to Create Disturbance.
DUBLIN, April 2lst.-On the arrival of the
Prince and Princess of Wales here last
night, slight attempt was made by the
Nationalist to create disturbance. The
police succeeded in dispensing them.
Cunningham and Burton Held for Trea-
son and Felony.
LONDON, April 2lst.-The Grand Jury
this afternoon returned true bills against
Cunningham and Burton for treason and
felony, and also commended the police for
their management of the affair.
Verdict of Acquittal.
PLYMOUTH Eng, April 2lst.-The sea
men charged with numbering Captain Arm
strong, on the British bark Nottingham,
were to-day acquitted of the charge.
VIII Again Visit Ireland.
LIMERICK, april 21st.-The Prince of
Wales, replying to addresses made here
yesterday in his honor, promised to again
visit Ireland.
Outbreak of Smallpox.
MONTREAL, April 21st-There are eigh-
teen cases of smallpox III the Hotel Dieu
herc--all developed within week.