Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-10
FOREIGN.
Royalty in the SI,,ns of Dublin.

DUBLIN, April 9tA.-The Prince of Wales,
with MS son, Prince Albert Victor, and Il
small party of friends, spent the afternoon
visiting some of the Sums of the city.
Entering some of the worst dwellings, the
Prince freely denounced their broken floors
and roofs and the sanitary wants, and said
he hoped such dwellings would soon be
swept from the face of the earth, at the
same time expressing his sympathy with
the occupants. Mobs of uncouth and
wild blocking men, women and chill
dren continually surrounded the PRINCE
who received them smilingly, and was
greeted i'll return with loud cheers. He
Shook hands heartily with many Of
| those nearest him, and the old people in
voked blessings upon the heads of the
Prince and Princess of Wales and Queen
Victoria.
Levee at Dublin Castle.
DUBLIN, April 9th-The levee given to-
day at Dublin Castle by the Prince and
Princess of Wales was larger than any held
| in Ireland since the visit of Queen Victoria
in 1919.
A ParneD Manifesto.
DUBLIN April 9th-A manifesto TO the
people of Ireland, concerning the present
visit of the Prince and Princess of Wales,
has been issued to-day. The document is
| called Parnell manifesto, and purports to
be direct from Parnell to the Nationalist
in Ireland The manifesto declares that no
good reason can be seen why the Prince of
Wales is entitled to any recognition in Ire
land from any persons except landowners
and place-hunterS, who are fattening on the
coumtry's poverty. 1t compares the Prince
to a Government election agent, going
about with smiles and unmeaning promises
dealt out lavishly, as the price for continued
power.
A Decided Sensation in Brussels.
BRUSSELS, April 9th.-Great excitement
was caused in the city this morning by the
report that an attempt had been made 10
assassinate Prince Rudolph, Crown Prince
of Austria. The report arose from an Incl
dent which occurred to the Prince on one
Of the public streets. He and the Count
and Countess of Flanders were on their
way in a royal carriage to the cathedral to
attend the TIE Deum celebrated there to-
day in commemoration of the titty-titth
birthday of King Leopold. A man, who
was in a state of great excitement when he
saw the carriage approaching, rushed wild
" at it, and with his naked fists smashed
in the window The incident produced great
excitement on the street, and at the cathe
dral, whittier the story of it soon travelled,
it was much exaggerated. The man who
attacked the carriage is unknown to any
of its occupants. He was unarmed, and is
believed by the police to be lunatic. He
is in jail awaiting examination.
Horrible Outrage in Spain.
MADRID, April 9th.-A horrible outrage
is reported from the village of Tubencos.
a party of brigands entered the village late
at night, and easily gained entrance into
the house of the parish priest. They de-
manded that the priest should tel them
where he kept his money. He replied that
all he had belonged to the poor OF the par
ish, and refused TO disclose its hiding
place They then proceeded 10 torture
him, to compel him to reveal the secret.
They threw him upon the floor, and two
rutlians gouged his eyes out with their
thumbs They repeated their demand, and
the priest refused. They pulled out his
tongue TO its full length and scared it with
hot iron. The priest by this time was in
the most frighitui agony and unable to
speak, but still refused by signs to reveal
the hiding place Of the poor box. The
brigands again threw him upon the brick
floor Of his kitchen and proceeded 10 ran
sack the house. Failingto find any money,
they returned to the kitchen in more iiend-
ish temper than before. The priest was
dying, but they stuffed ms clothing with
straw, set lire to Il and lett the house.
When the body OF the priest was found it
was burned to a crisp. The authorities have
scnttroops in pursuit of the brigands. Mons.
Rampello del Tindaro, Papal Nuncio at
Madrid. is maddeued at the outrage, and
insists that the Spanish Government shall
offer large reward for the capture Of the
| murderers.
Twelve Vessels Lost.
CAPErowN. April Shin a terrible hur-
ricane Mt Tamatave. Madagascar, on FebTu-
ary 18th. twelve vessels foundered in the
harbor-iivc French and six native vessels,
and the American bark Sarah Hobart.
Reported Fighting in South Africa.
DURHAM, April 9th.-Rumors of fighting
| in Bechuanaland are current.