Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-04

| LONDON, January 3d. - Advices from
Cairo say that the Arabs lost 600 men in
the battle with the British forces which
was fought near Kosheh recently. The
Arabs are reported to be flying in the direc-
ton of Dongola.
FURIOUS FIGHTING IN THE STREETS OF sUA-
KIM.
LONDON, January 3d.--A report is cur
| rent here to-day that a number of Nabdi's
fanatics penetrated the British lines at Sua-
kim, and attacked the soldiers in thestreets
OF the town. 1t is stated that furious fight
ing ensued, in which number of English
were killed or wounded. The Government
1t is said, has suppressed report of the
affair, and the British loss, therefore. can
not be ascertained.
The Irish Question.
LoNDoY, January 3d.-Lord Randolph
Churchill has submitted to the Cabinet a
proposition for the reform of the admins
tration of the government of Ireland. The
, scheme is supported by the Earl of Carnar-
Won, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and by
Baron Ashbourne, Lord Chancellor. The
project involves the abolition of the Vice
royalty and the Castle executive. and plac-
ing Ireland on the same footing as Scot
land, having Secretary in the Cabinet.
If Ireland adopts the measure it will be
presented to Parliament, together with
scheme for local government, which has
already been decided upon.
Political Demonstration i'm Dublin.
CORK, January 3d.-The funeral of Fe
man Buckley took place to-day. and was
made the occasion Of great political de-
mOnstration, in which numerous trade
societies and other organizations took part.
Several newiy-elected members of Parlia-
ment were in attendance. The various
associations were beaded by bands of
music, and banners bearing political mot
toes were carried in the line. The streets
through which the funeral cortege passed
were thronged with thousands of citizens.
who exhibited their sympathy in a demon
strative manner.
Anniversary observance.
BERLIN, January 3d-The twenty-fffh
anniversary of the accession of Emperor
William to the throne of Prussia was OBJ
served quietly to-day. The Emperor held
a reception, which was attended by all the
foreign ambassadors and diplomats in the
city.
lsECOND DISPATCHl
BERLIS, January 3d.-The Emperor gave
an especially warm welcome to Prince Bis
marck and Count Won Moltke, and 70 Gen
eral Viscount Wolseley. The Emperor
stood throughout the reception. The En-
press sat on the throne. The usual cere-
monies were observed The CITY was gaily
decorated with bunting during the day, and
was Illuminated in the evening
The InoeuIated Children.
PARIS Jan Iary 3d.-Before the departure
of the Newark children for Havre, whence
they sailed on the steamer Canada yester-
day for New York, they were carefully ex-
amined by NJ. Pasteur. The vitality of the
oldest two and the youngest appeared to be
somewhat low, but the third was in excel
lent spirits.
Politics in Mexico.
ST. LOUIS, January 3d--A special TO the
Gl0be-DemocrGt from SaItilio. Mexico. saws:
The gubernatorial election in this State
! lCoahuila) to-day passed of very quietly.
The Diaz candidate, General Garga Galan.
has undoubtedly been elected In this city
he IS ahead OF his opponent Colonel Ra-
mon Talcon, nearly 2,Oo0 votes. according
20 the aearest calculation, although the bali
lots have not all been counted. Adyiees
from abe interior cities and towns denote a
similar result almost everywhere. AT the
military headquarters here no notification
of trouble anywhere in the State had been
received. Some fears, however. are enter
tanned of an oathreak and not at Monte
ssza, or perhaps Piedras Negras.