Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-29
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i In the Chamber oi Deputies, Clemenceau on be-
/ half OF the Extreme Lett, requested Ferry to fur
| nish an explanation concerning the Chinese memo
raudum relative TO the proposed attack Bacninh.
| Ferry declined TO reply. Clemeueeau will report
| the question tomorrow, and II an answer is not
then given, he will bring the ma tier forward in the
shape of an Interpolation.
IL is stated that Ferry requested the committee
upon the Tonqun credits TO postpone Tor three days
the presentation Of report to the Deputies.
Hicks Pasha's Defeat.
CAiso November 2Sth.-The Greek Consul At
hhartoum, n 4 telegram Of the 27th, says Hicks
PashSs forces were surrounded neRr hovtotan and
utterly destroyed. panic prevailed at hhsrtoual-
Brilliant Theatrical Event.
PARIS, November 2Sth.-The Inauguration Of the
Theater Italien last night a brilliant and grand
gala performance, that must mark an epoch IN the
traditions Of the ltalien lyric stage in Paris No
seats were to be bought, there being only invita-
tons, and these specially written fer every seat,
with all the forethought of invitations to Ginner
party. Everybody in full evening dress. and
the audience sas the most splendid which has been
gathered together in Paris for many years The
American colony well represented by Minister
and Mrs. Morton and Mrs Mackay, whose toilets re-
ceived special tribute from Figcr0.
A Kings Birthday.
MApRID November 2Sth.-To.day was AliOnsos
birthday. The King and Queen held reception,
attended by 1900 persons The decree abolishing
the right % Cuban Shareholders 20 punish slaves
with stocks and fotters was gazetted to-day - -.
TIE Trouble TIA ireland,
DUBLIN, November 18th. .-Great excitement pre-
walls AT Newry owing the hostile feeling between
the Orsugemen and NatiOnsfsjs. In CONSEQUENCE
Of placing Newry under the Peace Preserving Act,
the Nationalists have resolved 20 meet on Sunday
outside the town. The Orange placarts have been
torn down.
Further Labor Troubles
LoNpoN, November 9sth.-Twenty- five hundred
operatives OF the Titus cotton mills Bradford, have
been thrown out Of employ ment in consC uence Of
the strike Of sixty spinners.
Seventy. five thousand cotton operatives in north
east Lancashire are determined to resist the pro-
posal to reduce wages FIVE per cent and great
strike Is feared
MONTREAL, November 2Sth.-The cigar ope-ativcs'
strike has ended, after six months ideuess
Tine Paris Billiard Match
PARIS November 9Sth In the billiard match to-
day, NignauN made runs Il 1853, l19 and rs At the
close Of to nights play FtgnaUN's score was 40
Schaeier 5i5. Each played Il innings Scores for
three nights: Vignaux I,soO; Scnaefer, las.
WtntTy Wesiher.
MONTREAL, November 2sth The cold is intense
here, and snow Is falling.
Schooner Abandoned and sunk.
KINGSTON (Ont) November 2Sth-The schooner
Eureka, Of Oswego, loaded with coal WAS aban-
dOued Yesterday near the main docks and sank
shortly afterwards. The crew were saved.
The Manitoba Fire.
wNrEG November sSth.-R Rat Portage, the prin.
cipal town in the disputed territory Of Manitoba,
visited by a disastrous contlagration yesterday,
destroying nearly all the business part Of Ontario
and Manitoba streets The rival forces forgot their
differences and united to property. ktg of
gunpowder was used to blow up building to pre-
vent the spread Of the FIRE The explosion shattered
all the glass in town and wounded many persons.
Many in destitute circumstances, Relief com
mittees have been formed and contributions are
flowing in freely.
Raw at an Election IN HeNico
NEW YORK, November 2sth.-A TELEGRAM, from
Galveston gives the details Of the recent municipal
election at SabinOs Hadildo in 3exco Santos
lawyer, was the aristOcratic candidate Tor re-eec-
tCn. Heriquez was his opponent The Mayor de-
termlned TO be elected, else annul the election
He mustered his forces about the polls and allowed
none to vote, except those who favored his ticket
Soon after the polls were opened the opposing
party-about thirty or forty strong filed in arouud
the polls, whereupon the guards ordered 70
fire. They obeyed wOunding about twenty Oppo-
nents. Several have died, and a number of others
are not expected 10 recover. IL is thought new
election will be ordered by the Governor
For further Dispatches see I'd aud All Poyes lt