Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-23
AFFAIRS ABROAD.
P0USDHAHER TRYING TO SUR
RENDER IN MANITOBA.
Victor Hugo ncad-hn Italian Gar
rison SurrounGed-3Go
dan Uprising In Africa.
.sraelAl plsrArcnss TO rus RECORD ra1oS.I


patch uf May DIST says. At SuoS>t to-
/ night Fathc. Iochen Sn5 tW5n'y 'y-t.yC other
! prisoners. beating Wb!to hag, arrived
/ from pouudmjkGr's capp with 2 letter.
asking uDon what terms surrender would
he accepted. lie wants reply IN iN. DAYS
/ He also scit ii:cescue,-s E.;h similar lea
I te-s 10 General Ijsidjs4a. tIES action WA
caused by the arrival oF four hsii-bgceds.
/ who reported the Clp,u,J Gi RtJ,. The
news created CONSERVATION IN thc Indian
camp, the braves hiding their rifles and &c
moving ther war Paiat. 3 C0uucjt was
t held, Sud the resD.t Was 9 decision % send
( in She prizes. and prisoners. IL seems that
+ PoaatH9scl Gas on }is way TO join E!el
when he na5 the ha'EhrePd scouts. The
letter WIS written, at Pouudmalcr's diciA-
( ton, by J".t-cs1n, the SCh0p'masteg on the
! reserve. The prisoners sent in with
( Father Cooke included twenty tcanaa!crs
captured in the Eagle hills. the captured
scouts Breuner aui Ssyors OF Bresiaylor's
settlement, and two women in male gp
pdrei. Twenty women and children, from
BrcsiaYl0r's settlement, arc held as host
ages. The Indian camp possesses over SO
souls. Three hundred and sixty HTe
mounted men, sud 7e0 III all capable Of
bearing arms. Brerucg SAYS their loss at
Cut Knife was fifty killed and seventeen
wounded. Big Bear WIS not AZ the fight,
his son participating. II is also claimed
I
were in the cn2Sgunuut with CClOucl OF
ter : force but this ID iIuprobabl2 Pound
. maker now holds q strong position near
; Lizard Lake, fifty miles from here.
ARRIVAL or TaooFs.
PayEcs ALEsRr (via Humboldt), may
22i.-rhe troops reached here this morn
ing, and were received 10y the volunteers
and citizens AMID great rejoicing
4 rtxI EN- n0vTl 10 JAIL
gr. Paul (8nn}, May 223.-Riel vii!
be taken to jail 2t Regina. Young Is TEX
ing his prisoners up 10 Swis Current by
steamer, and thence by rail 10 Regina,
peatl ol Victor Hugo.
J PAnis, May 22a.-2 p. A-Victor Hugo
died at l.30 this afternoon. The Ministry
; will request the Chamber Of Deputies TO
g adjourn MS G token Of respect 10 the mem
J ory OF deceascd l. is reported that Hugo
5 bcqueat'lcd his manuscripts to France
= and that be left il to the republic 10
= select The h.lrill place for his remains,
, and 10 decide "a to the form OF his funeral
+. SECOND DI3PATCH1
! PANE, May 221-Fictor Hugos condi
r ton was 80 Tnanifestly worse this morning
= that his death was regarded ~ certain 10
take place within q few hours When the
fact 6eQsme known Cardinal Guibcrt, Arch
. bishop uf Paris, sent Immediately TO
y Huro's residence, Offering to visit him and
" administer spiritual ait and rites OF the
: / Catholic Church. II. L0ckUOy, the poets
son-n-iaw, who was i'll attendance a. the
: death-hed when the Cardinals prefer
came, replied for Hugo, declining, with
{, thanks, the ,Arcbbishop's tender anu say
ing fp- the dying man Victor hugo "
expecting death, but he does not deaiTe the
services Of a priest
IS AZ, [iHvrrr,1,1 ont yrc.-
y Doses civil funeral for Victor Hugo ct tho
3" expense of the State.
PARIs, May 22d-Victor Hugo passed
y away peacefully without s'ei.ring: HIS
.e death has caused profound enEatcn in the
10 capital The residence of decaa-cd Is sur
u rounded by large crowds. N. tloqueS.
President or the Chamber Of Deputies, hae
requested NJ. Allain FArge, Minister OF Tho
' Inferior, to allow the coffin TO he under the
q u arc de Triompho foE u hours. Iho
:" Municipal Council has expressed wish
that the remains be inferred III the Pan
N theon. This wish will be considered bY
ia ia the Council of ministers Tomorrow. The
ar death OF VI. Hugo dwarfs every other SUD
er ject, political as well rs E"cial
10 An Uprising in tYae Congo Go0nsry.
= PARIs, May 22d-The French Societr
Geographic has received news from Upper
Congo that the large MObamneaan p0pu-
h lati0n inEabiting that region, eE2it2a
re probably hy the stories of 81 Mahdj's sue
he cess, have resolved 70 assert their cistms tt
III the center of Africa 4 powerful chief
en- named Tipu Taib, having learned Of tb,
IS existence Of ivory fields in the interior, Ia!
al raised q powerful army and prGCeecet
n. there. Fipu Tabs army IS exceedingly
IT strong. and thousands OF his soldiers at
an armed with rifles. This army, repor
states. is nov advancing ana foaAing 1t
way by pjllage and massacre. AraWoni
4, Etation has been saCkei and destroyed, tht
ct negroes who inhabited i having fed in {
IN panic before the attack. Tipu Taib hat
% proclaimed the Congo as territory belong
- Ing to the Sultan Of Zanzibar, and he ha
III announced his intention to eQppress all op
to position 70 his claim.
Notable Absence from the House oE Com
-, rlons.
- LoN1ox, May 22d = a great deal o
% % comment was eaused by the abseno
o. from, their places on the opening OF TN
iSe House of Commons this afternoon OF thra
lasSI members Of the Cabinet, who were ex
S ,eu pected to answer certain questions on tn
iWoi W naner. These Ministers are Chamberlain
~ President of the Board Of Trade; GF
ue Trouglsn. Chancellor OF the Duchy o.
~ ~ Lancaster; and Sir Charles Dixie Pfeslden
W. of the Local Government Boards,
Tho Afghan Frontier Dispute
tG LoYpoN, May 22d-Latest adviceS fror
rI,t it Meshed state that the British Atshan From
60. s tier Commission have marched towards tn
or1 Perwauo Pass, near aerst.
nd nRIrIsH oPxIcEIs AT HERAT.
nd e1aLA Undia}, May % 2l.-British Officer
an have arrived ct Herat. They wer6 vGTInl
me welcomed by tho inhabitants. The officer
9th report that the foruhcations of Hera! s'
lad stronger than they had supposed.
me roRrIFIcATIoNs AT sEBAsroroL.
OF SEDAsToroL, May 22d-A battalion
- engineers have arrived snd were set toWor
~ extending the fortifications here The con
nm. pletion OF the ironclads on the docks
1ck being haSened.
ses Ei sFahdi Retiring.
ave DoNepiA, Nav 22d-El Mahdi is retirir
Use. his troops everywhere. be himself is Il
tiring towards Jobeietir, leaving his steam
sid ers al Soba;, on the White Nile.
ght British Evacuation.
pa suAx1m, May 22d.-The British ba7
SFy evacuated 0tao and returned to Suakiin-
1 IL Abyssinians and Italians.
~ ROME, MAY e2d.-The Ministry has in
,ro- received news that the AbySsinian jofc
~ have surrounded the Italiun garrison on q
roo the land sides of Massowah. The Cover
,Jav meut has decided 10 dispatch rc-inioFc
ments tomorrow.
light farhashen'ers N'A. n--,.,,o,,t,,
You DUBLIN, May 22d.-Tn the Parl,amentsi
# to election which was held to-day IN Goun
nth, hn,r;,,, to t;ll the vacancy caused by u
N death of James Chaine {ConserVatiVel, on
:, clair, the Liberal candida!e. deieated Ne
IA IA (Oonservaive) by poll OF o,S'i Vou
,s.,- against 1881.
her -,
LONDON, May 22l.-The House OF Son
mons has adjourned autil thu <th oi Jun
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an Battle Mountain, rev. u Seio'''b '''
eba- . plague of tramps