Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-12

Germany 10 be Assured Of the Peaceful
Policy OF France-Breach OF Inferna.
tI0nal Law Charged-Fighting In Ar
shanisfan-singular Suit for Damages
in Parfs-Etc.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uSIoN.l
The Dynamite Trials.
LONDON, May 11th.-In the Bow.streei
Police Court, to-day, the dynamite conspir.
acy prisoners-except O'Connor, alias Dalton.
whom the authorities are unable to convict
with others were recommitted for trial on
charges of treason and felony. Lynch, alias
Norman, informer, was committed en- O
charge Of misdeneauor. O'Connor was dis.
charged, but Immediately rearrested by de.
tectives from Liverpool, where he will be
taken tonight The trial begins on the 2S.h
I of June at the Ola Bailey.
SECOND DIsPATCHI
LONDON, May 11th.-The charges on which
the prisoners were committed are treason,
conspiracy, damage to public buildings and
unlawful possession Of nitro. glycerine Coun-
sci Smyth protested that the evidence failed
to connect Ansburgh with the crimes charged.
Tenants and Landlords.
IIoNDoN, May 11th.-Chancsllor Duehy, of
Lancaster. introduced bill in the House OF
Commons yesterday by which agricultural
tenants will be entitled to receive, when their
tanencies expire, compensation from land
lords for improvements they may have made
to lands they occupied. This will Be the
principal measure brought before the House
during the session. BY it the landlords
right of distress will be limited to sum
equivalent to one years rent.
Committed for Trial.
n-,,>, NJ. 111L NF,GELo~r
been committed for trial on charge of
threatening the foreman of the jury which
convicted his brother, Joe Brady.
Kingston, Healy and Gibney, charged with
conspiracy to murder Poole, were arraigned
to-day, and committed for trial. Healy was
admitted to bail in el00. Bail was refused
in the case of Gibney and Kingston.
Tired of Parliament.
LONDON. May 11th.-John Dillon, Irish
member of Parliament, has returned to Lon
don from Naples, with his health much i'm
proved. Despite entreaties, he refuses to re-
enter Parliament at present. He will prob.
ably isit his brother in Colorado in 1884.
The International Fisheries Exhibition.
LONDON, May 11th.-The programme for
opening the Intern nationai Fisheries Exhibi.
ton to- morrow is arranged. The diplomatic
corps, members of the Ministry and the Elk.
hibition authorities will assemble near the
dais in the building at 11:30; the Prince of
Wales and sons will arrive &c noon ; the
royal p-ocessicn, headed by the Exhibition offi-
cials, and followed by the foreign and colo
nial Commissioners, will pass through the
British sea.fsh galleries and foreign courts.
After that the national anthem will be given,
with a chorus Of 400 voices and band of
seventy pieces. Reaching the dais, the Duke
of Richmond will read an address, and the
Prince of Wales will reply in the name of
the Queen. The Archbishop Of Canterbury
will deliver a special prayer. Then amid a
blast of trumpsts and firing of salutes the
Exhibition will be declared opened.
Breach OF International Law Charged.
LONDON, May 11th-In the House of
Commons to-day Sir Charles Dixie, Pres
ident of the Local Government Board, de-
MED that Spain had acted in manner to
of the Cubaps. Harding Clifford (Moderate
Conservative contended that there had been
an absolute breach of international law, and
that the British Consul connived at it.
Attorney General James SUPP octed the views
of Dixie. Under Foreign Secretary Fitz-
maurice said it was hoped that Maces would
soon be liberated, but the tone assumed by
the Tories was not likely to fayorsbly inhu-
ence the case.
Collision OF Vessels.
LONDON. May 11th.-The steamer Glouces-
ter, from Valencia for Boston, was in COLI
sion eff Cape San Antonio with the italian
bark Maddalena Pensacola, for Genoa. Both
have arrived at Carthage, the steamer
with her bows stove, the bark water-logged.
Duo dc Chambord Dangerously HI.
LONDON, May 11th.-It is stated that tele.
grams have been sent TO Due de Aumsle and
Due de Chartres informing them that Due de
Chambord is dangerously i'll.
Peculiar Suit for Damages.
PARIS, May 11th.-Judgment has been
rendered in the suit of Mrs. Hope against
Baron De Billing for 100, 600 francs damages,
left by his wife Mrs. Hopes daughter), a
boy whom he declared was the offspring of
the first marriage of Nine. De Billing to
Lord Csrnie, from whom she was divorced.
The Judgment declares that the youth de.
fendant put forward is not legally son Of
defendants.
Peaceful Policy Of France.
PARIS, Msy 11.h.-The fact that Wad.
dington will visit Berlin before he goes to
Moscow TO attend the coronation of the Gar.
has given rise to q report that his mission is
to assure Germany of the peaceful policy OF
France.
keprfeSe Grauteus
BELGRADE, May IL h.-Helen Markovitch,
sentenced to death for attempting the life OF
King Milan, has been reprieved.
The suez Canal Company's Monopoly.
CAIRO, May 1lth The judicial committee
appointed by the Khedive have pronounced
in favor of the Suez Canal Company's mon.
opoly.
Fighting In Afghanistan.
CALCUTTA, May 11th.-A fight has occurred
between the forces of the Ameer of Afghan
istan and the Shinwarris, resulting in the de.
feat OF the latter, with 200 killed.
Rebels Beheaded tn China.
SHANGHAI, May 11th.-Li Hung Chung
has been nominated to the chief comm and ol
the southern provinces. II is doubtful
whether he will accept. Disturbances in
WI Chang have been repressed. Thirty. five
leaders of the uprising have been .beheaded