Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-09
FOREIGN.
Adyices from France.

PARIS, March Sth.-The Socialists are de-
termined on their meeting on the Esplanade
des Invalides tomorrow, notwithsta nding
that the Government has given notice of an
intention to suppress it. A riot will prob.
ably result.
The affidavits from London for the purpose
of proving that Byrne was in London May
9th, when the Phoenix Park murders were
committed, is appended to telegram from
London by Byrne Of that date, announcing
the release of Michael Davitt from the Port.
land prison.
Clemenceau is suffering from influenza and
gastric fever. He broke small blood-vessel
| while speaking in the Chambers Wednesday,
Byrne has refused the subscription raised
by Justin MCCARTHY, saying he wished the
money to go TO the relief of the misery in Ire
land.
PARIS, March Sth.-Twe columns of the
expedition organized to crush the rebels in
southern Oran, Algeria, have started.
The Senate to-day rejected the first clause
of Sinon's bill, relative to the right of asso-
citation and allowing the existence of religious
societies, the Minister Of the Interior having
stated that the Government would shortly
present bill on the subject.
| The police have been ordered to prevent all
meetings On the streets tomorrow.
Affairs in Ireland.
DUBLIN, March Sih.-Judge Johnston, il
opening the Sligo sssizss to-day, congratu-
lated the jury on the diminution of agrarian
crime.
| LONDON, March S5h.-Lady Florence
Dixie, ia letter to the Times. charges that
| Bggar snd ParneU, ss trustees of the Land
League fund, have not accounted for el52,-
Goo. She clairns that while this money is I'M
accounted for, Parnell and bis followers have
no right to mock the suferings of the dis
| tressed in Ireland by their sham champion
ship Of the starving peasantry.
Biggar's Breach of Promise Case.
LONDON, March Ssh.-The trial of the &C.
ton brought by Mics Hyland against Mr..
Biggar, NJ. P, for damages for breach of
promise, began to-day. Counsel said the
parties were introduced in Paris by P.
Eagen. The jury rendered a verdict against
defendant, the damages. being fixed of e400.
Miss Hyland said Eagan was mainly re.
sponsible for bringing the suit against Biggar
1t is stated that Eagsn left Dublin to avoid
being called as witness.
Trial of Socialists.
| VIENNA, March Sth.-The trial of twenty.
nine Socialists, charged with high treason and
completely in murder. began to-day. The
accused admit thst they carried out the reso-
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and plumber Merstallinger, proprietor of an
! extensive shoe mandatory.
That Virgins Storm.
ST. JOHN IN. FL March 9sh.-A furious
| gale occurred here last night, and several
vessels were damaged.
ST. JOHN IN. b., March S.h.-To-night is
| fine and clear.
HALIFAX, March Ssb.-The northern lights
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| dsy that they would precede his storm. Some
wharf proprietors, fearing the fufillnent of
| Virgins predictions, have notified the owners
| of goods that they will not be responsible for
| goods during the ensuing week. TIE prop-
erty in stores on some Of the wharves is be-
ing removed to the upper stories. Owing to
the refusal of American fishermen to go on
the banks again until after the promised
storm, a fresh fish famine has bean caused in
Boston and New York. ORDERS are received
| for 80 large supply for those markets as
possible.
FREDERICTON On. b., March Sth.-A
heavy northeast gale prevailed last night and
early this morning. 1t has considerably
abated this evening.
BATHURST IN. b., March Shall sp-
pearances indicate big storm.
NEW York, March Sth.-Here and along
the New England coast 10 signs of storm
are reported.
OTTAWA (Ont. j March Sh.-As the time
approaches for Virgins great storm, the in
| terest becomes more intense. Many timid
persons are known to be Frustrated with nerv-
business The telegraph reports that several
woman have become. insane through fear in
the United States, which visibly affected
| Virgins, and seriously interfered with his
appetite to-day. He regrets that the storm
is coming. and almost wi,has thot he had not
predicted it. In the interest of science, how
ever, he felt it duty he owed to his fellow
creatures. He promises early next week to
publish to the world the theory on which he
based bis representations. The weather is
somewhat milder, the wind having subsidized
Virgins regards this as q calm before the
storm.