Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-13
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Anarchi,t, IN rr.n..

The Anarchists I'm France.
LY0Es, November 11sh.-A gplacsrd has
been posted on the walls OF the PRINCIPAL
buildings ard on bulletin boards calling for
another Socislistic demonstration here. The
authorities are unable to discover who placed
the placards, go secretly has it been done :
but notice has been given. and it il probable
the demonstration will take place. The police
are OH the alert and viii prevent, If possible.
any outbreak or tendency to become unruly.
The military continue in the barracks, ready
70 be called on at any moment It is not
Likely the anarchists will find ss smooth sail
ines as before if they attempt to disturb the
peace Of the city aud nation. ~
The troops are confined to the barracks be-
Gauge there are fears that another outbreak
ms1 occur. -
One workman, employed by the French
Gofernment In its tobacco factory, was fined
fora violation of the rules Of the institution.
IDS 80 enrsged bis fellow.laborers that they
sci led the MANAGER, and In revenge attempted
70 bhrow him INTO the river. The police and
GdternmentN Authorities inferfered and with
grsat difficulty succeeded in rescuing him.
Several heads were broken during the melee
N body killed.
attempted Assassination In Dublin.
DUBLIN, November 11th.-A daring at
tempt was made this evening to assassinate
IiEtice Lawson, who presided at the trial of
Es Dryer Gray. The Judge was passing
Though Glare street, on the way to his club,
wten man, who was on the opposite side Of
tie street, was noticed acting in suspicious
manner. He crossed over and put one hand
ON the breast of his coat. A policeman near
stShand seized the man, and found upon him
| revolver. The prisoner was taken to the
station, where he gave the name of Corrigan,
although he was recognized as another per.
scp by q number of the police force. It is ex.
pcted that other arrests will follow, The
nan arrested was not connected with any of
tile recent trials, but is reported to be a
tieket.ef.leave man. The act Il said to be
the outcome of personal alice. The police
shy that Corrigan was convicted of political,
net criminal offense. His arrest is expect.
= to lead to the discovery of important in.
fHmation concerning other matters. Justice
Lawson was In no way disconcerted by the
attempt on his life, and proceeded to dine
with the Bsnchers ct the Kings Inn Law
Temple. Corrigau, who was taken to the
ColIcge-street police station, was charged
with attempting to murder.
The Birth OF Prince.
STooKHoLM. November 11th.-T The Crown
Princess Victoria was safely accouched Of q
con to-day.
Important Event Near At Hand-The Span
fish COrtes.
MADRID. November 11th.-The accouche.
ment of the Queen is expected next week.
The Cortes will reassemble on the 20sh in
slant. The attitude of Serrauo's party in
demanding reform in the Constitution of the
country will be discussed
Believed Untrue.
LONDON. November 11th.-Ad dispatch from
Durban says the story of the Boer defeat il
believed untrue.
re Foreign Element in the Population.
BERLIN, November 1lth.-Many Journals
in this city attribute the Democratic victory
in the late election in America to the grow.
ing influence Of the foreign element Of the
population.
Steamer sunk while COalin1.
SYDNEY IN. s. W. November I1th =
While taking coal at this harbor the STEAMER
Iustral, which trades in the Orient. went
down with her entire cargo. Ne lives Loaf.
The steamer had taken aboard about half her
sapply OF coal. when suddenly she gave o
li!rch. the PORTFOLIOS opened and she iimrAe.
diately filled and sank in forty feet of wafer.
A Mystery.
sMUyTnEAE Nsvsmbee 1lth.-The bodA Of
tyleophas Dnpuis, 9 wealthy mercb anti 81
Joliet, who mysteriously disappeared three
weeks ago. has been found in the river, LII
Believed he was FIRST robbed and then thrs3wp
over the bridge. Three men, suspecxed n
The crime, have bsen arrested.