Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-17

crease of rent. This plan would include a
provision by which landlords willing to sell
would be able to deal with tenants willing
to buy.
BRUSSELS, November 16th.-There il good
reason to believe that s. 600 rifles were shipped
recently at several Italian ports for ireland,
and that the rifles were purchased in Switzer-
land by lrishmen who had come from the
United States.
The French Senate.
PARIS, November 16th-In the Senate
to- day the debate on Bullets Interpolation
was resumed. Chensdong, Legitimist, asked
whether an occult direction did not exist
behind the Ministry. He ntiuated that the
Cabinet from dread of Gambetta. had re-
laxedwhat it previously approved. This re.
mark caused an uproar in the House. Jules
Simon attacked the Government, and praised
the policy of De Freycinet. Leon Say then
read the order of the day proposed by Simon,
that the Senate, being unable to countenance
the policy of srbitraIiness which disturbs
the public peace, passed to the order of the
day. Duvernoy moved that the Senate, re-
gretting that the policy of De Freycinct had
pushed in failure, passed to the order of the
day. Premier Ferry declined to accept
either of these orders, and demanded the
adoption of the order of the day pure and
simple, and his motion to that effect was
carried-143 to 1877
More Earthquake Shocks In Croatia.
AGRAM, November 10th. = Two violent
shocks of earthquake occurred here at mid
night, causing a panic. The flight Of the in
habitants is renewed.
AusfrO-German Consiitutlenaitsts.
VIENNA, November l6th.-The meet.
ing of Austro- German Constituencies
here Sunday last was an imposing deraonstra-
ton. Nothing can shake the fact that the
Liberal German party in the Reichsrath has
quite nine-tenths of the well-to-do educated
Germans of Austria in the struggle against
Federalist attempts.
A Basute Chief Defeated
CAPE Town, November 16th.-The Basuto
chief Umhlonhlo has been defeated by the
Colonists.
The Premier. of Cape Colony telegraphs
that Brownie reports that lie has sufficient
foIce, to suppress the rebellion III Grignland.
The situation in Basutoland Is unchanged,
and there is no further extension OF th3 re-
billion in any direction.
The CoiIiery Disaster-An Appeal for Aid.
ST. ELLARToN Nova SCOTIA, November
16th.-Ihere is no very great change IN affairs
here to-day A meeting was held last even
ing in the complny's office, and it was
solved to send the following appeal to the
Mayors and lNardens of the various towns
throughout Canada and the United States:
4 terrible calamity has happened in this place.
Two disasters in succession have been the means OF
killing 80 men and boys, aud leaving SO widows and
10 orphans. Seven hundred nen, repr. senting
population OF 2,o00 people, thrown out of en-
ployment In the face OF a Canadian winter. We
appeal to a generous public for immediate help.
Contributions may be sent to any OF the under
signed James Hudson, Manager OF Albion mines;
Robert Sampson, Manager OF Drummoud mine
Henry Poole, Manager Of Arcadia mines John
Greener, Manager of Vale mine H. L. Angel, Man
ager Of Nova Scotia mines Rev. w NJ Donald, p
p, Rev. ID. C. Moore Rector of Christ Church
Rev Charles Dunn, of the Church of Scotland Rev.
Thomas Comming, of the Presbyterian Church
ReY. NJ. Z. Thurlow, Of the Methodist Church,