Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-15
FreneI, Finances.

ana SHOUTS OF wye la RepuDlque, I've
| PArmie, . Vive Grevy. and a scene of patri
otto enthusiasm.
French Finances.
PARIS July 14th--In the Senate yester-
day the Minister Of Finance stated that the
Treasury would, during the current year, be
able to redeem 167, 600, 600 francs worth of
bonds, and at the lowest calculation the rev.
enue would exceed the budget estimate by 20
| per cent.
ParneITs P0licy-The Disturbance Ell.
LONDON. July 14th.-The Pail Mall Gazette
says: The line of policy announced by Par
nell and his seventeen supporters, to move to
report progress when the compensation for
disturbance in Ireland bill is again discussed,
evidently leads to indefinite obstruction. 1t
is easy 30 declare it to be intolerable that
minority of the Home Rulers, who are them.
selves very small minority of the House,
are not only to impose their policy in Irish
| legislation, but are to be at liberty, if they
are resisted, to stop English legislation but
the remedy is not easy. The forms of the
House may be, and ought to be, amended, but
even if the disturbance bill is thrown out to-
morrow and Parnell suspended for the rest of
the session, the only result would be to make
the agitation more certain and dangerous
when the session is over. This is q feature
in the situation to which serious men on both
constituents must be taken into account as
well as the Irish members. Ii the session
ends without something being done to disarm
the hostility If this awkward group. the par
! iiameniary discomfort Of summer viii turn
into something far more practical aud more
dangerous during the coming autumn and
winter.
Excessive Rains.
LONDON, July 18th. Heavy rains have
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| in the midlands OF Warwickshire and Leices-
tershire and other parts of those provinces.
| DUBLIN, July 14th.-Excessive rains have
prevailed nearly all over Ireland the past
fortnight, and are beginning to excite serious
approximations in regard to the harvest.
sir Bar,Ic Frcre.
| LONDON, July 14th. - The Manchester
| Guardians London correspondent says it will
be no matter of surprise to hear the announce
ment of the recall of Sir Bartle Frere within
few days.
| Austria's Attitude.
! ST. PETERSBURG, July 14th.-The Pesthef
LLOYD, in an evidently inspired article says:
Austria will not permit the intervention of
any single power in securing the Greek
award nor any departure from the conserve
tive spirit of the treaty Of Berlin, and in this
attitude she has the support of Germany.
/ Jtsuts ktcluStes.
| MADRID, July 14th.-Fifty eight Jesuits
have arrived at Valencia from Marseilles.
Defeat of The Ministry.
MELBOURNE fYictoria), July 14th.-The
elections for the Provisional Parliament re-
suited in the defeat of the Ministry.
Cuban Prisoners Killed by the spaniards.
New YORK, July 14th-News has been re-
ceived in this city by the Cuban Revolution
airy Committee of the killing by the Spaniards
of Cuban prisoners, whose names will be
| found below. They were all sick when cap
tured in small residences, and were under
charge of doctors Their retreat was a few
miles from Manzanillo. The victims were
Minister of War Pao Rosado, native OF
Santiago de Cuba, aged 81: Salvador, his
brother, IS now in this city. Natalis Argentu,
native of Italy, and friend of Garibaldi
| DIR. En- ique Varona Torres, of Puerto Prin
cipe. Ramon Gutierrez, the celebrated pilot,
native of Bayomo. Felix Morejon, of
Mantanzas, also pilot Domingo Mesoa, a
pilot, of Santiago de Cuba. Lieutenant
Manuel Cortes Echever Rea, aged 81 (has
been for three years in the revolution), ma
tive of Santiago de Cuba, and several others.
Fire at Montreal.
MONTREAL, July 14th. = The Montreal
| Wooden Mills and Stairs nail factory were
burned tonight Loss. 100000; insured.
| Two hundred operatives are thrown out of
employment.