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

LONDON, November 10th-In the House
OF Commons this afternoon Sir Charles Dixie,
in reply TO questions, said although Egypt
made a proposal regarding the dual control,
no decree had been issued abolishing it.
Sir Charles Dixie, I nder Foreign Secre-
! tary, contradicted the report that the Rus
! slams had lately advanced to Sarskhs
Gladstone, replying to questions promised
| the House an important statement Oh Tues
day rext in relation to the Egyptian ques-
! ton, aud also hoped to be able to state the
strength Of the army of occupation. He said
the Government had TO intention to employ
] the Q1een's troops to aid in suppressing the
i rising in Soudan.
| Dixie said the Government had received no
| documents in reference to the decision of the
| Spanish Council, refusing to give up the Gu
| ban refugees.
| The debate 90 the cloture was resumed, and
! Joseph Cowen, member for Newcastle.on-
Tyne, denounced the resolution of Parlia-
ment rs a procedure which justified the Irish
obstruction to passing the hateful Coercion
| Act,
Other speakers followed. and at l o'clock
the House divided ON Sir Stafford North
cote's motion, that the Governments cloture
rule be rejected.
The result of the vote was $50 in fsvor of
the motion, and SC4 against it. Twenty
members did pot vote. This action il attrib-
uted to the Influence of the Home Rule re.
, marks Of Giadstone's sresch Wednesday.
| There were great cheers IN the House upor
the announce m=nt # tie vote.
! The debate on the cloture rules now closed.
! The discussion OF minor rules Of procedure
! will occupy about two weeks, and the debate
! on Che Egyptian question four nights.
Parliament will be prorogued the first week
| in December.
Heated Discussion.
scenes were enacted to-day At the second
meeting Of the corporation Of Dublin, on the
motion to confer the freedom of the city on
General Garnet Wolseiey. After heated
discussion, T. D. Sullivan, who is a member
of Parliament as well as of the corporation,
offered an amendment against presenting
General Woseley with the freedom of he
city. The amendment was carried by - to
q, Tie meeting then adjourned
The Trouble Ia Vienna.
VIENNA, November 10th-It is rumored
that the working people intend stormiug the
Museum Of Arms and Town Hall, and as a
special safety measure detachment of troops
occupy botA buildings. Many arrests of
working people ars being made. Baron Con-
rada, Governor Of Police, was shot at while
J or parade to-day. His person was unhurt,
| although the bullet pierced his clothes. The
assassin was arrested.
VA
Lyons, November 10 h.-The troops are
confined to the barracks. because of fears
| that another outbreak may occur.
Removal OF the Crueifx.
! PARIS, November 10sh-In accordance
with tae pew Projects promise to the mum.
! cipality, the crucifix was removed yesterday
from the only primary schools where they
still remained
| Dismissed on the Ground OF Collision.
| LONDON, November 10th. The action Of
| Guerney We. Brsdlaugh, raising the question
whether Bradlaush, in administering to him
! self the oath a member of Pa1lisment,
was legally sworn, was argued to-day and
/ the Judge dismissed the suit en- the ground of
| collusion, Bradlaugh being both plaintiff and
| defendant.
Anthony TroIlope.
LONDON, November 10th.-Anthony Troll.
lope is rather worse this morning.
In No Danger.
PEsTH, November l0ah.-Count Kalkony,
Austrian Minister of Foreign Affairs assured
the delegations that Montenegro il on no side
in danger from Austria.
Believed 10 be FavorabIe-PIacards Re
moved.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 10Th 1t is
believed that the Minister Of War favors the
introduction Of General Kotzeb bus territorial
system into the Russian army.
The police this morning removed number
of inhammatory placards that were posted on
Neoesky Palace, extorting traders to Join the
social revolutioIists.
Killed by a DeIusiOn.
MONTREAL, November 10th-A young man
| named Fsllon, who had tasted twenty DAYS
under delusion that he was commanded by
GOO to do so, died to day.
Archbishop Appointed.
HALIFAX, November 10th.-A cable from
Rome announces the appointment cf Rev,
Dr.. G. O'Bfien, of Indian River P. Z l.. to
the Archbishopric Of Halifax diocese The va
caucy was made by the death Ct Archbishop
Hannah.