Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
In English High Lie.


LONDON. November 4th.-Lady Annie
Aylmere has entered q petition for divorce
from her husband, Sir Arthur Percy Fitz-
gerald Aylmere, on the ground of cruelty
and adultery. The couple were married in
1884, and lived in Kensington until Sir Ar
thur eloped to America with flower girl
know as Rocky" Lady Aylmere is the
daughter of D. Reid, of New York, and Sir
Arthur is her second husband. She was
divorced from her first husband in America
by decree nisi.
Racing in England.
LONDON, November 4ih. = The Great
Shropshire Handicap, one mile, was run
to-day at Shrewsbury, and was won by
Sanctuary by neck, Lord Capalrs 3-year-
old colt Orga second, Lady q. l. Kers
3-year-old filly Dream third. The only
other starter was General Owen Williams
6-year-old horse Cohort.
Probably Murdered.
BERLIN, November 4th-Advices have
been received from COnstantinople TO the
effect that Professor H. Werm, OF the
Pharmaceutic Academy there, who was re-
Gently appointed by the Sultan, has dis
appeared. The police have made a thor
ough search, but have found no trace of
him. II is known that he drew large
sum OF money on the day ie disappeared,
and ii is supposed that he was murdered.
Boneless Families.
SOUTHAMPTON (Ont J, November fth.-A
fire this morning destroyed two ana a halT
blocks, containing fifty buildings The
town has no fire apparatus. Some thirty
families are homeless, and some of them
are entirely destitute. Loss, $50 Geo; in
surance, $4,000.
Justice TO The Tonsnts.
LONDON, November 4,h Judge Monroe,
of Dublin, has intimated-in connection
with the proposed ejectments-tha appli-
cants for writs mast prove the solyency OF
the tenants.
Peace Once 30 e.
SAN DoMIYeo, November ilh.-u is
officially announced that the revolution is
at an end, and that peace has been COM
pletely restored in the northwest region
The principal leaders in the revolt have
sought refuge in Hayti, and il is stated that
they are desirous of leaving the island.
The Captured Revoluiionist.
CRY OF MEXICO, November 4lh.--It is
announced here tina. General Garcia de Ia
Cadena, The author Of the abortive revolu-
tionary plan at Zacatecas, who was recently
captured by the Government troops, is now
on the way to this city, under a strong
guard. Ell Tempo, Church paper of in
huence, urges that the same nagnanimity
be displayed towards him as the Queen Of
Spain recently showed in the case of the
rebel General Yillacampa.
The Government has sent Mariana Bar
cena, an eminent engineer, to study the
causes of the continued eruptions of the
volcano of Colima. Senior Barcena, who
was educated abroad, is n man of great
scientific attainmenis and skill, and will
undoubte ly make an entertaining report.
LArER--Tbe newspapers here have a re-
port that General Garcia ID. La Cadena has
been shot for high treason.
Liquor Prosecutors.
HALIFAX. November 4th.-Great excite
ment prevails and serious trouble is feared
at Moncton over the enforcement of local
prohibition laws. The Supreme Court has
sustained the convictions against liqnor
dealers, but they deIy the Canadian law
and threaten 10 appeal to the Privy
Council of England. Several persons have
been committed for perjury in connection
with liquor prosecutions.
a Big Cattle syndicate.
OTTAWA, November 4th-Sir John Lister
Kaye is here after trip TO the Northwest.
He has been inspecting the lands along the
Canadian Pacific, as 4 representative of a
syndicate that INTENDS 10 taEe up tne iandS
along the line OF the road betH cen Moose
Jaw and Calgary, to establish breeding
stations for Clydesdale draught horses,
sheep and cattle He thinks the soil,
grasses and water OF that section are ex-
cellent for the purpose mentioned.
Destructive Fire.
CAMPBELLTos {N. B. J, November 4th.-A
destructive fire occurred at Dalhousie last
night, and the best portion of the business
part of the town is in ashes. Some 22