Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-16
FOEEIGS NEWS.
House OF Commons.

LONDON, November 15sh.-In the House
of Commons this afternoon, on the third res
olution Of the cloture, viz, that 10 member
having spoken TO any motion be entitled to
move or speak on any similsr mo lou during
the same debate, the discussion covered a
number OF amendments of minor interest.
and the debate adjourned. 1: is expected
that the House will be prorogued by the end
of the month.
One OF the Joyce Mnrderers Condemned,
DUBLIN, November 15th-The Jury in the
case of Ratrick Joyce, charged with the muir.
der OF the Joyce family at Cong, returned
verdict this morning of guilty. Judge Barry
sentenced the prisoner to be hanged Decem-
Der 10Th. a fresh jury is impaneled for the
trial OF the remaining prisoners. The trial Of
Patrick Day has begun. He is accused of
numbering Bridget Joyce.
The Situation In Franee-sudden Illness
OF GPevy.
PARIS, November 15th-President Crew
has been seized with o sudden illness, He
had two attacks of rush of blood to the brain.
caused primarily by indigestion. The attack
was spoplstic in its character The excite
ment in official and political circles is intense,
and the situation in Government circles Ia
still further complicated by this unexpected
factor. President Grevy's resignation, which
has been foreshad0wed by certain paners
may be expedited by his illness.
Grevy Better-sourHalis; woGnded In a
Duel.
PARIS, November 15tb.-President Grew
is much better, and drove out to-day.
a duel was fought to-day by Csrnudel. a
Deputy, and Delignisres, journalist. The
latter WAS wounded, bus not seri2u,Iy.
An Important Confession.
CAIRO, November 18th. -Saleiman Daoud
vas before the Prosecuting Commission TO-
day. He confessed to giving the order to FIRE
| Alexardria, after having recsived pre-emp-
tory command from Arab Pasha, As the
contisgration did not ct first appear to be
general, Arab Pasha sent orders through
Mahmond to lire more places. Suleiman also
states that Arab Pasha, on the 12th of July,
ordered them to take soldiers to Rsmleh
Palace end murder the Khedive While on
the road to execute the order he met the Pres
ldent OF the Chamber of Notables, who pre-
vailed on him to return and demonstrate with
| Arab Pasha. Nouri Boy, the officer who
had charge Of the troops at Ramleh Palace,
corroborates Suleiman's statements.
Complaint from The English Consul.
CAIRO, November 15th.-The English Con-
sui here has complained to the Khediye of the
| harsh treatment OF prisoner at z sgszig, who
was formerly cotton proprietor, butwho had
been set TO watering the streets and doing
other degrading labor.
The Printers Strike In Vienna.
vienna, November 15sh.-The printers
| strike is extending. Several newspapers were
again unable to appear to-day. The authori-
ties are trying to induce the strikers TO re-
| euce their demands, On the ground that it is
beyond the power Of the owners of the news
papers TO grant them. No disturbances have
occurred
| wants q Canal.
I,FJpSrC Noyaubsr 18th - The Saxon
Chambers have petitioned the Government
TO construct q canal to the river Elbe on
| Prussian territory.
No One Left TO Tell che Tale.
LONDON, November 15th.-The crew of the
missing boat from the steamship Westphslia
have landed as New Haven. and report that
the other steamer, with which the Westphalia
came in collision, went to the bottom with sill
on board.