Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-04

amendment, substituting as reouisite for tn
declaration OF cloture, two.thirds msjorit,
for the bare majority proposed by the Gov
Lever (home Rulers) aud ifteen Liberal
voted with the Conservatives in favor of tn
amendment The remainder Of the HON
Rulers supported the Government,
Decrease In Specie.
BERLIN, November 3d.-The weekly st ate
ment of the Imperial Bank of German,
shows decrease in specie of 2, 4S0, COO marks
In Defense OF Lady.
DUBLIN, November 3i-P. j. Smythe
member ct Parliament for Tipperary, an ad
vance1 Irish Nationalist, writes letter de
Tending Lady Florence Dixie, in which b,
takes the grounds that not only members @
the Land League. but non.subscribers as well
are entitled to criticiss the disposition made
| Of the funds.
Francis Joseph Invited 10 Visit Rome.
| ROME, November 3d.-Ths Dtretto editori
ally expresses the hope that the Emperor O.
Austria will soon visit Rome, and says his
reception will be of the most cordial charac
ter, and no fears CT hostile demonstration
need be entertained.
| Ahars HI EFauCes
| PARIS, November 81. An iucendiar,
piacard, sisoed by the Executive Committee
| OF the international Revolution French Sec
tiol) was found posted in the Louvre at Lux
| smbourg.
| A great meeting of workirgren is sum
| moned for Sunday at ths Sale Rivoli.
Tie police have sealed the chests contain.
| ing documents at Prince Moskawa's residence
where the ex-Empress Eugene visited the
Prince when dying. 1t is believed the docu
meets compromise high personages.
Fallisri', Minister of the Iaterior, stated tc
| the Cabinet to-day that the dispute between
| the upholsters had ended.
PARIS, November 3d.-The revolutionary
manifestos posted last night were OF commun
tic origin. Explosive materials have beer
discovered in a coal depot and telegraph cffice
at St. Pourcaip.
Riot In Vienna.
VIENNA, November 31.-A riotous demon
| stra.ion of serious character occurred here
yesterday. Three hundred members OF the
| Shoemsksrs' Uniop, which the authorities
dissolved few days ago, gathered in High
| street, shouting, 1--WE must have blood.
1--WE must have bisze." The police were
| ba1ly used, and several were wounded
Troops dispersed the mob.
| Exports from Gcrmany-EnSIand's Hold
| on Egypt.
BERLIN, November 3i.-The exports from,
Germany to the United States have reached
| the unusually large total Of sc. COO 600 marks
The National Zeitung, of this city, gives
| publicity to note, evidently inspired by the
highest authority, in which it pets forth that
| nothing in the range of possibility would
shake off England in Egyptian matters more
than the return of Gambetta to power.
what British Occupation Of Egypt Means.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 3i.-The Goyos
considers that Egypt will bscome British
Mediterranean colony, tine same as Tunis will
| become z Frerch colony, and that lie trans
| formation in the Mediterranean ia bad for the
| Powers who failed to mske the Egypt IN
question "a international one They can
only now diminish the weight of flow against
| their Eastern interests.
English Troops Justified.
| LONDON, November 3l.-In the House Of
| Commons to-day Hugh Childsrs, Secretary
of State for the War Department. said that
| General Wolseley stated that the English
| troops justification in attending the holy
CARPET ceremony was because their presence
was necessary to preserve order.
The WIN of Ex-Esnpress Eugenfe.
PARIS. November 3i.-The Voltaire ssyi
that ex. Empress Eugene has made her viii
in favor Of Prince Victor Napoleon.
Defending The Red Sea Coast.
| CoNsTANTINoPLE, November 3i.-Ths ex.
petition to be commanded by Aladdin Pasha
Governor of tho Red Sea Coast, will star
from Suakin on the Red Sea.
Hasty Meeting Of the English Cabinet
Council.
LONDON. November 3d.-The Eaglish Cab
| met Council has been suddenly summoned e
meet to-day. It has not yet transpired what
was the purpose of the hasty meeting.
shrewd Action OF the Eing of'COrea.
LONDON, November 3l.-Ths King o.
! Corea has Issued On edicS declaring that The
| disorders ia his dominior were evidently due
to lis own msladministrRtion Of Government
affairs, and ordering that the Insurgents whc
have been captured bs released. This steE
hes been taken by tie King for the purpose
Of assuring the allegiance OF his subjects to
| himself il tSe Governments Of China or ia
pan should renew their attempts to annex
| Corea.
The War la SOHdan.
CAIRO, November 31.-In consequence oil
the vagueness of kilograms received from
| Egyptian sources respecting the military
| operations around Soudan, three officers Of
the British army have been dispatched TO the
scene Of conflict, with Instructions to report
| fully the military situation ard prospects,
and inspect tbs roads TO Su2kia and Khar.
toum also to report Is TO the possibility al
placing the fortress at Kharsoum in state
of defense in case of necessity.
The Anarchists I'm Switzerland.
| BERNE, November 3d.-The French Gov.
eminent having addressed COMPLAINT,
couehed in strong terms, to the Federal
Council against the proceedings Of the
anarchists at Geneva, an investigation into
the matter has been ordered. Prince Kra
polkine has recently appeared in Berae.
House OF Commons.
LONDON, November 3d.--In the House Of
| Commons to-day the debate on the cloture
! WAS resumed. Sir William Vernon Har.
| court QIiberal) moved as an amendment tc
the pending measure that it should require
| fve-eighths of TIE members present on any
occasion TO put TIE cloture in operation,
Gladstone obi ,ctsd to this amendment, which
was substantially the same as that for two.
thirds majority, which the House voted
| down, and is open to the same objection.
Pension Proposition Postal Telegraph
Service.
BERLIN, November 3i.-In the Fedora
Council bill has been submitted proposing
| to place officers of the army on the same foot
| ing in regard to pensions as civil employees
| now held
Most officials estimate tho surplus for the
postal telegraph service for the fiscal veal
| 1888 4 at an increase of /. sos, coo marks ovel
the previous year.
The Importation OF Salt Pork.
PARIS, November 3i-M. Duclerq. Pcesi.
| dent of the Council, replying TO delegation
who urged the Government to repeal the de
cree restricting the importation Of salt pork
promised to insist upon the matter bsini
| again exsmiaea.
Question for the Government.
ROME. November Sd At the opening O.
the italian Parliament the Government viii
be questioned regarding the negotiations fol-
the visit Of the Empress of Austria TO this
city.
| Cholera Spreading.
MECCA, November 3l.-The cholera ha;
reached ,Jeddsh.
The Etaiisn Elections.
ROME November 3j.-The elections shop
the return of 800 AIiuisteris.ists. 40 member,
of the Right, IS Fusionists, 30 Dissenter
| and 40 Radicals.
Embassador 80 Rome.
PARIS, November 3l.-M. De Crays ha
| been nominated IS French Embaszador &
! Roma