Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-28
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/ Seas national foundation which would be
| advantageous in its competition with England
| and the United States. The bill was re-
iected-l2S to 122-the majority including
Ultramontanes, Progressists and National
Liberals.
whips" Appointed.
DUBLIN, April 27th.-The Home Rulers,
at their meeting to-day, reappointed Messrs.
Nolan and Power, Home Rulers, as whips"
in the next Parliament
Chinese Cruisers in Portuguese Waters.
LISBON, April 27th.-The Portuguese news
papers assert that Macao is blockaded, that
Chinese cruisers have captured IA vessels in
Portuguese waters, and in consequences the
Government has telegraphed TO Mozambique,
ordering the corvette Rainsha de Portugal to
Macao. One journal complains that the
Portuguese Government withholds telegrams
from Macao.
Favorable 10 Bi,netallIsu.
LONDON, April 27th.-A Paris corre-
spondent says: 81 hear from excellent sources
that leading German statesmen are highly
favorable to bimetallism."
Vieeroy OF India.
LONDON, April 27th.-The MARQUIS of
Ripon. who was Chairman of the High Joint
Commission at Washington in 1871. will sue
ceed Lord Lytton as Vieeroy of India.
Implements OF War Seized.
LONDON, April 27th.-The Sligo police to-
day seized a number of army rifles and
sword bayonets at Tabbercurey. Several
arrests made.
Kissing Workman Found.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 27th.-The missing
workman who had been lodging in the base
ment under the guard-room of the Winter
Palace until the day Of the explosion, Febru-
airy ID, was arrested here last Saturday. His
name is Schevitsch. He is Lithuanian. and
his uncle is Governor Of the province of Ka-
louga. He was placed in the Palace by the
Executive Committee six months before the
explosion.
The New French Cable.
LONDON, April th.-Communication be-
tween England and America by the new
French cable win be completed probably by
May 1st.
ExileG for Life.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 9th -Georgak
Bey (Oristarchi), brother of the Turkish Min
lister at Washington, charged with conspiracy
against the life of the Sultan, has been SEN
fenced to exile for life.
Condition OF B.smarek's Health.
BERLIN, April 27th.-Bismarck is unable
TO leave his room. He is suffering from
neuralgia, but it is expected that he viii
shortly be able to go to Luxemburg. Count
Won Holzefeldt will assume the foreign Office
until autumn.
Four IOre Deaths.
BERLIN, April 27th.-Pour more deaths
have resulted from the Breslau explosion.
Arrests on suspicion.
LONDON, April 27th.-A Rome dispatch
says that many persons in good positions have
been arrested at Leghorn III connection with
the assassination of Signor Givonni Fer
enzona.
Violent Storm.
OAKv1LLE (Ont), April 27th.-A violent
wind, rain and hail storm passed over this
section yesterday. Houses were unroofed,
barns destroyed and trees uprooted. James
Pickett, at work on scow, fearing he would
be blown lakewards, jumped overheard and
attempted to swim ashore, but was drowned.
Havoc of the Storm King.
LONDON (Ontariol, April 27th.-The storm
yesterday did considerable damage in the sur
rounding townships. Barns were struck by
lightning and shattered, others unroofed,
fences blown down and trees uprooted in all
directions.
DlsorderIy strikers.
VALLEY FIELD (0nt.l April 27th.-Ope
hundred and fifty hands in the Valley Field
cotton mill struck yesterday. and this morn
ing the strikers blocked the street leading to
the factory and worked hard to persuade
those going to work to join them. When the
police appeared the mob attacked them, and
after using their batons they fired with blank
cartridges. The police retreated into the
mill, where they still are. One man is said
to be wounded and one policeman badly cut
by a stone. The mob are gathered around
the factory doors aud at the bridge. They
are quiet at present, and the Mayor is en-
deavoring to prevail upon them to keep the
peaca.