Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-14

| can procession was only allowed in the sub
| urbs, and $500 persons followed, bearing
| splendid wreaths that were laid on the tomb
of Figuerss, after the Democratic speeches
There is bitter and daily increasing hostil.
ity in the Republican press toward the
Monarchy. The Minister added that be
hoped Spanish Republic sns. even in BARGE
Iona, would not offer any insult to the Crown
Prince. II they did, repression would
surely follow.
The Visit Of the Crown Prince.
MADBID, November 18th The Ministers
have resolved that the German Crown Prince
shall disembsrk at Valencia. 1t is alleged in
offi ,ial circles that the views of the Govern
ment in regard to the visit may be expressed
by words of friendship with all nations, but
intimacy with none.
British Grain Market.
LONDON, November 13Eh.-The Marx Lane
Express, in its weekly review of the British
grain trade, says: The wheat trade is slow.
The demand for seed being over, millers'
terms are accepted in London fer fine, but az
occasional advance of Cd to Is is recorded in
tie Provinces. Flour js unaltered. Fine
mailing barley is firm, inferior plentiful and
is cheaper. Large arrivals of foreign wheat
have induced buyers to stay their hands.
Maize is rather dear at las. In wheat car
gees arrived. three sold and five were with
drawn and three remain. Sales of English
wheat during the week were 67, 120 quarters
at 45s Id per quarter, against "A 3S2 quarters
at 45s lid the corresponding week last year.
Geld Weather Set In.
LONDON, November 13th.-Winter has
suddenly made it's appearance. Great frosts
have set in everywhere throughout England,
and heavy snow-storm has fallen in Dorset
and the surrounding counties. Dense fog,
which still hangs over the Clyde and Mersey,
has stopped traffic for more than twelve
hours. Several collisions have occurred, but
no loss of life.
Eva Mackay's Matrimonial Prospects.
PARIS, November 13th.-It is stated on the
most trustworthy authority that the eldest
son of well-known Roman Catholic here is
| snitten with the charms of Miss Eva
Mackay, and has suddenly left Paris for q
| tour in America, whittier he has gone to gain
| necessary courage for going through the fear.
| full ordeal of asking mamma. The question at
present among the gossips of society in Paris
| is, will Eva Mscksy choose prospective
| coronet or the veil of Sacre CRur nun. !
| do not think 1 am much sstrsy when state
| it will be the former.
Audiences with the Pope.
NEW YORK, November 13th.-A London
special says The Pope gave audience to-day
with the following dignitaries of the Catholic
Church, who are at present in Rome for the
Papal American Conference: Archbishops
Corrigan of New York, Gibbons of Bslti.
more, Williams of Boston, Feehan of Chi.
csgo, Heiss of Milwaukee and Seghers Of
Portland, Or, and Bishops Ryan of Buffalo
| O'Hara of Scranton, Pa, Clesry of Hsmil
ton, Toronto, and Fitzgerald, of Little Rock
| Ark.
Revolt Urged In Russia.
| BERLIN, November 13th.-The third mum
| ber of the Socialist paper, the Proletaridt, hs
appeared at Warsaw. 1t urges the open re
volt Of the bourgeois.
| Brigandage.
| CoNsTANTINoPLE, November 13th.-Brig
ands attacking an Armenian caravan wer,
apprehended at the instance of British anC
| American representatives.
The Poole Trial In Dublin.
| DUBLIN, November 13th.-In the Pool,
trial to-day, Mr.. Webb made an able argu
ment for the defense of Poole. He main
tanned that the Government had wholly
failed to prove its case. He admits thai
Poole was member of the Fenisn Brother
hood, but belonged to a sect of that organiza
tion which had 10 sympathy with asssssins,
| and had, moreover, incurred their ennity
He claimed that Kenney was shot in mistake
for Poole. Herschelle. =. c., closed the case
{, for the prosecution. He ridiculed the theory
| of the prosecution as wild and incredible
| Justice Murphy, in summing up the case
expressed an opinion that Kenney was moi
murdered by mistake. He said the fact thai
Poole told Lowrie how Kenney was killed
and that the daggers used in the murder
were no good, that they might as well have
been chisels, was borne out by the appear
ance of the wounds upon the body of Ken
ney. 1t was evident, said the Justice, thai
the murder was deeply planned, and he asked
the jury, even il they put the evidence o.
Lowrie aside, if they had any doubt that
kenney was the person intended to be mur
| dered During the delivery of the Justice
| charge, Poole jumped up and accused tn,
Justice of acting the part of prosecutor
The case was given to the jury, and after al
hours consultation the jury announced tha
they could not agree. The jury was dis
charged, and the case will be retired OF
| Monday.
| The American Bishops in Rome.
ROME, November 13th.-The American
Catholic Bishops held their first meeting to
day at the College of the Propaganda. Al
the Cardinals of the Propaganda were pres
ent. The principal question discussed wss
that of addressing a demand to the Govern
/
between Church and State be based upor
canon law.
The Cotton MIL Fire.
| LONDON, November 13th.-The loss by the
fire in the Tyldesley cotton mill was e25, 600
Departure Postponed.
| BERLIN. November 13sh.-The Crown
| Prince has postponed his departure for Ma
drid until Saturday.
| More Internal Machines.
| BIRMINGHAM (Eng.). November 18Th
| Three cases of sheepskins, each containing
explosive machines, apparently pelts filled
with percussion caps, have been seized here
| The French In TonquiR.
| PARIS, November 13th.-It is stated thai
! the French reinforcements have landed al
| Haiphong. Admiral Curbett's first attack
will be made on Sontay and Hunghos.
| The Trouble In servis.
| BELGRADE, November 13th.-The districts
| of Crns Rsks and Knjazevsz are in q state
of siege. All available troops have been sent
| there. The rebels no longer retreat from the
| troops, but encounter them in q determined
manner. Some desperate lighting has oc.
! CURED. The insurgents hold Alivinatz.
The stranded steamer.
NORTH SYDNEY &c. b., November 13th.-
! The steamer ashore at Low Point is the
sealer Commodore. A furious gale from the
west prevents communication. She lies easy
! now, and will get off unless the wind changes
to the north, which will drive her upon the
rocky shore and Totally wreck her.
French Reinf0rcements.
HoNGKoNG, November 18th. = Three
| Thousand French reinforcements have arrived
in Anam and will be sent to Hanoi immedi.
ately. 1t is expected that an advance will
be made on Sontay in fortnight.
Secession Reports.
WINNIPEG (Manitoba), November 13th.-
The reports sent forth regarding an anti-con-
| federation or anti. Canadian movement in
Manitoba have very little foundation. A hos
tile feeling exists throughout the country to
the monopoly provision in the Canadian Pa.
ciic charter since the farmers have com.
mepced to market GRAIN They are largely