Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-20

of the army. and to put an army in the
field and to keep it there for six months,
would require according to the report in
+ question, f6000,000. The Porte is on the
eve of concluding loan with financial
syndicate. This will place at the Sultan's
disposal 100000.
Expulsion of Journalists.
NIssA, October 19th.-The Servian Gov
eminent has expelled every Journalist from
this city.
The Government of Egypt.
CoYsrAHT1yoPLE, October 19th.-Sir Hen
ry Drummond Wolf, special British En-
vov. and the Porte have signed protocol
respecting the Government of Egypt.
The French Elections.
PARIS, October 19th.-It is now under
stood that the new Chamber of Deputies
will comprise 200 Conservatives and 3S4
Republicans or Radicals NJ Brison, Pre-
mier; N. Floquet, President of the Cham
Der of Deputies; NJ. Sodicarnot, Minister
of Finance; Duke De Bisoccia, NM. An
drieux, Rouvier, Cookery, Raynal, Clemen-
ceau and Spuller have been reelected.
Thus far POS Republicans and u COnserva-
tives have been elected. The Republicans
polled 81 GOO votes in Paris, and the Con-
Servatiyes 81 600.
Inc Aettth1isis5
BERLIN, October 19th-The Reichstag
will open November 30th and the Landtag
December 11th.
Reopening of the Munster Bank
DUBLIN, October 19th.-The Munster
Bank reopened to-day under gratifying
auspices, Gl0, 600 having been deposited in
the bank up to noon. The bank restricts
its business to small advances, and will
r,rrrcY1a caraft11 o,J cfaaJ,- r,oI;c,- -, Jool
ing with its patrons. The news from its
provincial branches is also very satisfactory
to stockholders and friends of the bank.
\ Boyeotting Iucident-Rents Remitted.
DUBLIN, October l9th.-The severity with
which beycotting is being carried on is
shown by an incident which occurred at
recent funeral at McCroom, county Cork
\ boycotted relative of the deceased. to-
sether with his family, joined the funeral
procession, whereupon the priests and
mouners withdrew. The obsequies were
finally performed by three Catholic curates.
unattended.
Lord Clermont has RENTED 10 per cent.
of his tenants rents, owing to the low prices
which they obtain for their produce.
Irish Farmers Sentenced to Iinprison-
lnent.
DUBLIN, October I9lh.-Seven farmers
have been sentenced in Limerick TO one
month 5 Imprisonment for riotiDg and boy
cotting.
One of the Parnells Suing His Tenants
for Rent.
DUBLIN, October 19th-At the Armagh
sessions, John Howard Parnell, of New
y ork, a brother of Charles Stewart Parnell
sued several of his tenants for non-pay-
ment Of rents for seven years. The magis-
trate remarked that tie defendants had
evidently olJeyed Charles Stewart Par
nelIs injunctions instead Of the plaintiff.
\ verdict in favor of plaintiff was rendered
in each case.
Nationalist Candidates.
DUBLIN, October 19th.-The Nationalist
of Cavan, at a crowded Convention to-day,
selected Joseph G. Biggar, NJ. P, and Thos.
o Hanlon, as their candidates for the House
of Commons
The London Abduction Case.
LONDON, October l9th.-The Recorder. in
charging the jury day in relation to the
Armstrong abduction case, urged them to
return true bills against the prisoners for
abduction, conspiracy and indecent assault,
stating that the motives alleged by the ac-
cused were not legal defense
Seriously Ill.
LONDON, October 19th-The Duke of
Abercorn is seriously i'll.
Rt Rev James Russell Woodford, D. D.,
Bishop of Ely, is dying.
Ravages of Cholera.
ROME, October 19th.-There were fifty
three new cases of cholera and TWENTY-FIVE
deaths yesterday in Palermo.
Escape of British Steamer from Chi
nese Pirates.
HONGKoNG, October 19th.-The British
steamer Greyhound, trading locally in Chi
nese waters, has arrived here, and her sec
ond officer reports that daring attempt
was made by Chinese pirates to capture the
vessel. The Captain of the Greyhound was
inveigled on board the pirate ship, and
after being plundered was killed. The
pirates then attempted to seize the Grey
hound, and desperate fight ensued. in
(which the other officers and engineers of
the latter vessel were badly wounded. The
Greyhound put on full head of steam,
and escaped to this port
Freedom in Brazil.
New YORK. October 19th.-A letter to
the Herald from Rio de Janeiro, dated Sep
TENDER 26th, says: yesterday the Senate
concluded the discussion of the bill on
slavery and adopted it rs it came from the
Deputies; so that the law will be prOmul-
Sa'eu on inc ZoJn, tle fourteenth annlVer-
sary Of the tree-biTth law, which laid the
ak TO the root of Brazilian slavery and
made its extinction possible III the duration
of generation"
The Smallpox in Canada.
MONTREAL, October 19th.-Many verified
cases of smallpox have been reported here
IN the past two days. For the past eighteen
days of the present month"; the total num-
Der OF deaths in the city and adjoining
municipalities was 95S. The Church of
Notre Dame De Bonsecuers was crowded
this afternoon, to its utmost capacity, on
the occasion Of the beginning of the
noyena to pray for a cessation of the
smallpox epidemic. These devotions will
be continued during nine days.
QUEBEC, October 19th.-The brigantine
Venice, outward bound from Montreal, is
anchored off REVERE du Loup en- Bas, with
two cases of smallpox on board