Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-20

tsPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRDuNIoS.l
Tke EoTd-Lieutenant and Affairs in Ire.
| land.
| DUBLIN, January 19 h.-Earl Spencer the
Lord Lieutenant, WHO is the guest OF Lord
Portsrli, gtoD. in replying to an address from
| the inhabitants of PortarlinPton cor rgratulat-
log him upon his wise and merciful admins
tTation OF law and the success of bis Efforts
to preserve order and prosperity in Ireland,
said that after the events of recent years it ia
improbable that lawlessness can at once be
eradicated. It's bsr eful iufuerc ce will from
| time to tire make itself felt, and it needs
anxious watching. The Government will rely
upon the support of sll classes to maintain
order.
A correspondent says the address was the
more gratifying because infiammatory notices
had besn circulated endeavering to iDcite the
people against Earl Spencer, and urging them
to remember Hynes, Walch and Joyce,
" who were hung by drunken Castle hacks. -
Terrible Explosion OF Gunpowder in
Holland.
AMSTERDAM, January 19ih.-Three terrible
explosions took place to-day in a gunpowder
manufactoIy in Minden, where nearly all the
houses Were unroofed by the conclusion.
The neiehborine towns and villages were
much damaged. Toe loss of life is unknown,
but it is feared as maj y as forty persons have
perished. Windows in this cisy, which is
eight miles from Mindep, we're broken.
MINDEN (Holland), January 19th.- Twelve
bodies OF the victims of tie explosion have
been discovered. There were twelve work
men in the building at the time of the ex-
plosion. The town is greatly damaged, the
inhabitants lesvipg their homes. No fear of
further explosions exists.
Organizing Civil War.
PARIS, January 19if.-Some of the morn
ing papers give further details of the alleged
organization of civil wsr iu the west of France
with the help of Catholic workmen's clubs,
aud mention the discovery Of Ls2iimist
conspiracy called the "Ca holic Alliance, 3"
forming vast association directed by Baron
de Charelle. They declare that thirty three
lesicns have been formed in the west and
center. Several of the army officers are i'm
plicated in the conspiracy. They have de-
pots for arms. La Vulture declares the rising
in Is Vendee is fixed for the 21st instant.
The Case of Prince Napoleon.
PARIS, January 19th.-Princess Clotilde,
wife Of Primes jerome Napoleon, has arrived
here. 1t is probable that there will be no de-
cision in the case of Prince Napoleon for the
next few days. The Orleans Princes are ex-
pected to resign their commissions in the
army.
wants TO be Martyr.
PARIS, January 19sh-Dornano, Bona
partist member Of the Deputies, gave notice
TO the Prefect Of Police last evening that he
had posted Prince jerome Nspoleon's mani.
| festo outside his own house, and challenged
him as to the illegality of the action. Persons
passing Dornsno's house pulled the piacard
%,
nos desire for rnartYrdom.
The Prince Regrets a Phrase.
PARIS, January 19sh.-Figaro asserts that
i Prince Jerome Napoleon now regrets that he
eliminated phrase contained in the draft ef
his manifesto as follows '' Whoever he may
be, tie elect of The people will be their only
! legitimate chief"
The Trade OF France.
PARIS. January 19th.-The French trade
| returns for 1882 show sn increase of imports
amounting to los, 100000 francs. This is
considered upf,vorable. Ninety. eight MILL
ions Of the increase in imports are under the
head of manufactures" and the increase in
exports is divided between manufactures u
and "rsw materials"
Prince KrapOtkine Convicted and Gem
tenceds
LYONS (Frauce), January 10 h.-Prince
Krapotkine has been found guilty Of melting
to anarchy, and sentenced to five years im-
prisonment and fine Of 1000 francs.
wompaen's Funeral.
GRATz, January 19.h.-The funeral oi
Count Won WompffeD, late Austro- Hung4r
ambassador to France, who committed sue
in Paris on the S0sh ult, took place toe;
many persons of note being present, includit Z
representatives of the Emperor, foreign otict
and city of Gratz.
Disastrous Voyage.
LONDON, January 10Th. - The British
steamer Jennie Osto, at Liverpool from Gal.
weston, had both boats smashed and the chiei
officer killed on the passage.
LIVERPOOL, January 19:h.-The steamshir
st. Dunstsn, from Liverpool for Baltimore
has returned here. She experienced gale
on the 18Th instant, in which the chief officer
was drowned and five sailors injured. The
main mast was broken eff by the deck, and
the cargo in the two holds damaged.
The Prohibition OF the Display OF Reii-
gieus EmbIems.
LONDON, January 19th.-The Times Parii
correspondent says Ths prohibition of the
display of religious emblems in tho Govern
ment Dill which the Cabinet has resolved t.
submit is q sop to those persons greedy fol
religious persecution. The correspondent
referring to the portion of the Government
bill against pretenders 20 the throne, sayt
those against whom it is directed will be oil
ways and everywhere suspected, and is
wretched piece of tyranny.
Belgian Steamer Ashore.
LONDON, January 19.h-The Belgian
steamer Waesland, from New York iol
Antwerp. is ashore at Flushing.
Fire In London.
LONDON, January 19.h.-A FIRE broke on
this morning in a dry goods warehouse O
Gutter Lane, narrow street in the imme
date vicinity of the late ex ensive fire il
Wood street, and for time it threatened tC
become serious, but owing to the prompt em
plOymens of MIGRANTS the flames were extin
guisaed.
The Waters OF the yeva Blessed.
ST. PETERSBURG, January 19sh.-The Czar
was present Thursday at the annual cers
mony of blessing the waters Of the Nsvs
which took place opposite the winter palace
The Hamburg Fair.
HAMBURG, January 19th.-An American
steam pscket company, the North German
Lloyds, Bremen, a5d Edward Carr's line Of
steamers, CT Hamburg, will transport at re.
duoed rates, exhibits to and from the Inter.
national Exhibition at Hamburg In Ju.y
next, of all animals used in agriculture.
Property seque ue1trated.
TUHIs, January 19th.-In consequence oi
numerous claims against Mustapha Ismael
the former Prime Minister. the French Con.
suiar Court has ssquestrated his property
He has gone to Paris to substantiste his pre-
tensions to French nationality.
! Troabie ON the West Coast of africa.
LISBON, January 19sh.-The Portuguese
authorities at Angolos, on the West Coast oi
Africa, have sent gunboat to Quicelnbo tc
quell the distuI Dances between TIE negrcee
and British and German merchants.
"Well, what next, l wonder?" exclaimed
Mrs. Goodington, looking up from her even
ing paper. "What with boy preachers, and