Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-13

to contend that the bill does not attack the
Imperial Parliament or the Crown. As to
ulster, she bill gave Protestants and Cath
ones the same right. 1t was now time for
ireland to try to govern itself. [Cheers.l
Io-nlghts speeches in the House of Com
mons caused disappointment Lord Ran
doiph Churchilfs speech lacked the wonted
point and energy of the orator, while that
OF MI Russell was a labored effort, and
lel HAT. Sir Michael Hicks-Beech viii
close the debate tomorrow
The London "Eews" Goes Back on Clad
stone.
New YORK, Apfil 12th.-The Posts Lon
don special says 4 sensation has been
caused by the sudden right-about-faee of
the oally NeWs, the ministerial organ and
me only London ioErnal supporting Glad
stones home rule scheme. This is what
the Neacs' editorial saws sliis morning: "The
state OF ireland during the past len wears.
the brutal murders, the houghing of cattle
coWardly boycotling, ana the general state
Oh teFronsh IN which society has lived
owing 10 the Vaccinations of secret assass-
ms have aroused feeling of deep indig-
nation and disgust in English minds. Be
yond THIS, IS the conduct OF She Irish mem
oers OF the House of Commons. a nation
tIlat mas seen the traditions Of its historical
Parlament traduced, its authority defied.
ana the House of Commons turned into n
Dear SarGen IN the name of home rule
can scarcely be expected enthusiastically TO
espouse cause so tainted. We are CON
strained to admit our conviction that the
country IS not yet ripe for horne rale in
Ireland. We regard Gladstoae's scheme
as one oil the most consummate pieces of
constructive statesmanship presented bv
even the author Of the series OF Irish Land
Acts which have delivered Ireland from
the members OF an alien church, but we do
not conceal our belief that though the
measure may pass its first or second read
ing, 1t cannot, unless q remarkable change
takes place in public opinion, become
law at this session"
Germany Adopting Yankee Advertising
Ways.
NEW York April 12th-A Berlin cable
gram says: The Germans have bit npon
new and ingenious wav of advertising
their manufactures. a vessel is fitted up
with complete assortment of German
products by the German Commercial &c =
graphical Society and Berlin bank, .l
has been sent on voyage around i G
world 1t serves as q floating industrial
exhibition, and is likely to be of material
| benefit in extending the trade of Germany.
Organizing Haytian Outbreak.
New YORK, April 12lh.-A gentleman
who mas recently arrived from the West
| Indies told Commercial AdrertiSer reporter
to-day that extensive preparations were
making for q revolution in Havti OF such
| dimensions as has never occurred there
The revolutionary chiefs, whose names he
could not disclose here, are actively en-
| gagged, through their agents, purchasing
| munitions of war and assembling the ex-
! lies IN the West Indies, preparatory to the
| struggle. 1t is intended to add two new
steamers to the expedition, which shall be
| in every way superior to the Government
steamer Dessalines, now commanded by
Admiral Cooper of the Haytian Navy. i.
is asserted revolutionist agent in this
| country will purchase the steamers and
| their equipments. The troops will prob
ably be armed with the Remington repeat
ing rifles. The plot has so far progressed
that an outbreak may be expected at a
| very early date.
Steamer Wrecked and Twenty-nine Per-
sons Drowned.
WELLINGTON IN. ~, April 12th.-The
New Zealandia coasting steamer Toaroa
has been wrecked between Wellington and
Christ Church. A heavy gale prevailed at
the time. Three boats were launched, but
each was speedily capsiZed, and twen-
ty-nine persons were drowned. Only two
! passengers were saved.
Disastrous Steamer Explosion.
PANAMA (via Galveston) April 12th.-
An explosion occurred on the both ultimo
on board the small river steamer Colombia,
at the Island of Tumaco. Fifteen persons
were killed and twenty-five injured. The
steamer was completely destroyed