Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-23

tons will become known on Saturday, but
the exact position of the parties will not be
determined until the close of the elections
early in December Lord Salisbury will
deliver the final Conservative manifesto at
a dinner of theSt. Stephens Club tomorrow
evening. The Parnellite manifesto has
fallen fiat. Most of the Liberal newspapers
have passed it by without comment, while
the Conservative press criticiSe it in u
sighting manner
Five Thousand People Drowned.
LONDON, November 22d.-A dispatch to
the Times from Calcutta saws that 5000
people have been drowned and $50 villages
submerged in Orissa by a cyclone, and that
1,241 square miles in the Hedabad and
Huddea districts have been devastated
indignation Meetings in Canada.
QUEBEC, November 22d.-The meeting
called to express indignation at the execu-
ton of Riel, held at Lewis to-day, drew an
immense crowd. Effigies were burned, and
flags inscribed Glory to the hero and mar
| tyr, Riel," Death to Sir John Melon
aid, and "Hurrah for Riel," were dis
played. The greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
Hon. NJ. Pelletier called upon all to unite,
and said the war had been opened by Or
angemen in Sherbrooke, in attacking the
! Nationalist, and here NJ. Desiiardens.
L
protest against the execution of Riel,
representing 100000 French Canadians,
was sent to the Government, but was not
recognized, and the threatened rupture had
now come between the Government and the
province of Quebec. He reminded Sir John
! Mcdonald of the burning of Parliament
House in Montreal in 1S43, and latterly the
scaffold of Riel. Other prominent men
made strong speeches against the Govern
ment.
An indignation meeting at Quebec Cen
tire, last night, was attended by 5000 elect
ors. Mr. Bose, NJ. p for this constituency.
said he did not think the Ministers de-
served censure. He was not allowed to
speak further, and in the uproar that fol-
lowed he was forced to retire. Some
threats were made against him. but the in
f1uence of members of the committee and
the presence OF strong posse of policemen
prevented them from being carried out
Owen Murphy, ex-Mayor; Messrs Lie
meux and Fitzpatrick, Hon. p. Garneau
and others, addressed the meeting. The
speakers asserted that the movement
was directed against Orangeisn
J only, and wanted it distinctly
understood that the question of Protestant
ism and Orangeism must not be confound
, ed, and that they wished to live in peace il
the future, as they had done in the past
| with the former denomination.
Another indignation meeting was hel(
} at Charlesbourg, the constituency of Hon
: Mr.. Caron, this afternoon. There wer,
5000 persons present. In point of forcibl
speech and enthusiasm, the meeting almos
surpassed any of the kind vet held. Sir A
: p. Caron was loudly denounced, and i'm
precautions were uttered against him. II,
had been invited to be present, but did no
f put in an appearance.
BEAUFORT, tonight was also the scene O
I an indignation meeting, which was equal,
4 loud in protestations and denunciations q
. any of the other meetings
t The Defeat of the Peruvian Rebels.
i LIMA, November 22d.-Further advice
: concerning the battle of Jauia state tina
three Cacerist Colonies were captured; tina
i Caceres himself fled with few officers, an
e his army was completely dispersed. Man
i rebels including Colonel Pacheco Cespede.
: were drowned in theriver, while endeavor
y ing to escape, as the stream is very muc
:. swollen for this season.
Clubs Observation-Disclosures TO be Sold.
SANTIAGO, November 22d.-A militar
. club in this city and a jockey club {
= lquique have been established.
;, 1t is stated that Senior Coll, owner of ric
; silver mines in ButiCa, is about to sell ther
;. to a German company for the sum {
4l,000000.
Politics in Chile.
VALPARAISO November 22d.-It is affirm
y ed that the radical adherents of Balmaced.
who were named as delegates by the var
GUS departments, will not assist in the Cor
vention to be held here to-day. 1t is ais
z said that many high officials are respons
IT bic for fraudulent appointments, whic
e have given rise to inquiries in the Chan
= bers.
h A rumOr is current that Yaura will NJ
accept the Vice-Presidency Of the Chan
bers if Luco is made President The Ba
p macelaists are said to be completely di
=, concerted.