Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-17
Disastrous Failure In Mexico.

tne uspenslon OF monterey OF the great hrm
of Zembroma l. Co.. one of the oldest and
weslthiest houses In Northern Mexico. The
reported liabilities are placed at $500. 600.
The effect Of the failure on Northern Mexico
can only be compared to that of Jay Cooke
in the Eastern States. The house of Zsm-
hroma & Co. is reported TO be composed Of
Zsmbroms, Gonzales, Trevino and George
Mamiero, of Coshuta. Their business out
side of merchandise, has extended largely
into the purchase OF valuable estates, snd in
cludes many of the largest and finest hacien-
das in Mexico. The immediate cause of the
Suspension is said to be the present necessity
for the payment of two obligations, amount
ing to 500 900 in the aggregate, which could
not be cashed without several days delay.
The creditors refused it, and the paper went
to protest. This produced a psuic, and q
run WAS commenced at once on the house By
smaller creditors, which resulted in closing
the doors. Il is safe to say the suspension
will be only temporary. Franks Il Co., of
San Antonio, Tex, are said to be among the
heaviest creditors.
Dude Bounced"
CHICAGO, October 16th.-A special London
cable says At the Grand Theater Saturday
evening, during the performance of Miss
Minnie Palmer, the American actress,
large bouquet was thrown to her from pri-
vate box occupied by three dudeg. As she
picked it up note dropped from it and fell
on the stage in full view of the audience.
The lady seeing it as she was leaving the
stage, turned it over to John b. Rogers, her
husband and manager. 1t proved 20 be an
invitation to Miss Palmer, couched in sug-
gestige language, to take supper with the
three at the German Embassy. After the
performance Mr.. Rogers entered the boz,
seized the biggest Of the trio, threshed him
soundly and elected him from the theater.
The crowd outside took the fellow in hand
upon learning the nature of his offense,
stripped off his clothes and pelted him with
mud until he finally escaped. The other two,
fearing Mr.. Rogers return and the indigna-
tion of the audience, Immediately bolted.
Mr.. Rogers called ct the German Embassy
to-day to ascertain if the writers Of the note
to Miss Palmer were in any manner con-
nected with the legation, and was informed
that the members of the German Embassy
were gentlemen, which fact Mr.. Rogers must
see. which rendered further inquiry in that
direction unnecessary.
Entertaining Lerne and Louise.
MONTREAL, October 16th.-The Governor.
General and Princess Louise arrived yester.
Gay afternoon, and were met at the depot by
the Mayor and civic dignitaries. who accom-
panied their Excellencies to the Windsor
Hotel, where farewell address was read to
the Marquis of complimentary character.
Several other addresses, one from the Alumni
of McGill University, were also presented, to
which suitable replies were made. The citi-
zens' ball to the Governor General aud Prin-
cess Louise at the Windsor Hotel last night
was grand and successful entertainment.
The corridors and the ballroom were besuti-
fully decorated with evergreens and the flags
of all nations. The vice-regal party, which
was large, was received with great enthusiasm
on their entry. His Excellency and the
Princess took part in the first quadrille. A
raised dsis in the center of the grand hall was
erected specially for their Excellencies, and
many ladies and gentlemen were presented
during the evening. The ball was pstronized
by the elite Of the city. There will be pa
rade in carriages this afternoon.
Anam to France.
VIENNA, October 16th.-It is reported the
King of Anam is preparing a deputation to
Paris with presents for President Grevy and
the French Ministers.
French Papers Suppressed.
BERLIN, October 16th.-The Government
of Alssce-Lorraine has prohibited the pub
location in French of papers in that province,
including La France ard the Anti. Pfs%SsiaR.
Governor of Jamaica.
LONDON, October 16th.-The report Of 80
appointment of General Sir Henry Morn =.
as Governor of Jamaica is confirmed The
appointment is approved by the Queen.
The League Meeting at ROssIea.
DUBLIN, October 16sh.-The League meet
ing at Rosslea, County Fermsnagh, was sd-
dressed by Healy, Sullivan and Biggar, mem
bers of Parliament. Michael Davitt was ab.
sent. A meeting of Orangemen was held at
tho aauo time apd collision hath thar,
and the Psrnellites was prevented by force
OF police and soldiery. Many Orsngemen
and Parnellites were armed with revolvers.
Numerous Orsngemen assaulted and severely
injured persons whom they mistOok for
HesIy.
The Question OF state.Aided Emigration.
LONDON, October 16tb.-The Society for
Promoting tate.aided Emigration will in
quire into the condition of the working
classes in the east end of London, with view
to ascertsining how many persons may feel
inclined to emigrate to northwestern Canada.
The results of the inquiry will be furnished
the Government.
slaughter In ZuIuIand.
DURHAM, October 16th.-The remnant Of
Cetewsyo's party having assembled with the
intention Of rescuing Cetewayo from the In
ksukla Bush, where he has been hiding, Chief
Usibepii, whose forces have been watching
the borders of the reserve near Babanango,
surprised them and slaughtered one-half their
number.
The French Colonies.
PARIS, October 16th.-The Cabinet adopt
ed the proposal of Admiral Peyscn, Minister
of Marine and Colonies, to create Superior
Council for the colonies, to be composed Of
thirty-six members. The Telegraph says I;
Admiral Peyson intends to give the Catholic
missions an important part in the system of
colonial extension, as he considers that Cath
olic missionaries have rendered substantial
service.
Energetic Action Resolved Upon.
PARIS, October 16sh.-It is said the Gov.
ernment has resolved to act energeticslly
against all sgitators. The manager Of
Drapcau NOR, an Anarchist journal Of Ly-
ems, has been arrested. Other arrests of the
proprietors are expected.
CetawayO a Prisoner.
DURHAM, October 16th.-Cetewsvo has sur.
rendered to the British Resident, and will be
conveyed to Natal
Socialists Arrested.
LONDON, October 6th.-Foreign Socialists
with forged passports were arrested st Re-
val. The trial of eighteen Socialists On o
charge of high treason has begun at Olmutz,
Moravia.
American Bacon In France.
PARIS, October 16ih. - Prime Minister
Ferry. in speech at Hsvre, foreshadowed
the withdrawal of the present embargo upon
the Importation of American bacon.
Ravages OF TrIchiniasIs.
LONDON. October 16th.-An outbreak Of
trichiniasis is reported at ErmslebeD, Prus.
sian SaIony. One hundred and eighty per-
sons are suffering. There have been fsur
deaths.
O'DonnelI Refused Tobacco.
LONDON, October 16th.-A committee of
Justices considered the letter Of Guy, O'Don.
nelPs solicitor, in regard to his client being
deprived the use of tobacco. The committee.
after seeing the prisoner and hearing the
opinion of mis- physician, that O'Donnell was
ia excellent health, refused O'Donnel the
use OF tobacco.
Moody and sRnkey in ireland.
DUBLIN, October 6th.-Moody and Sanksy
opened in Cork to-day. A mob gathered
outside the building and hooted rarsnns vvfo.