Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-27
dress on The subject The Congress will
close tomorrow.
Out OF His Own Mouth is lie Convicted.

Oue ot his OHn Mouth Is lie convicted.
New YORK, May 26th-In the home rule
debate IN the English House of Commons,
yesterday, Mr., Trevelyan quoted an alleged
remark Of Parneil, to tue effect that ne
would not rest until the last link that con-
nected Ireland with England had been
broken. MT. Parnell denied the charge,
and demanded the date and place OF
speech, and Mr.. Trevelyan replied 8 Cin5in-
natl. reporter, looking over the files of
the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette. found
that Mr.. Parnell delivered a speech in
Music Hall on Friday evening. February
20, 1880. The speech was reported by :. .
W. Scrage, one of the NEST rapid and ac-
curate stenographers in the United States
The paragraph referred 10 by Mr.. Trevelyan
IS in the following words when we
have undermined English misgovernment,
we have paved the way for Ireland to take
her place among the nations of the earth,
and let us not forget that that is the ulti
mate goal at which all we Irishmen aim.
None OF us, whether we are III America or
IN ireland, or wherever we may be, will be
satisfied until we have destroyed the last
INK which keeps Ireland bound 10 Eng
land
The Convict Alderman Gives His Pals
tway.
New YORK, May 26th.-Assistant District
Attorney;Nicol drove hurriedly to the police
headquarters tonight and by a private en-
trance reached Police Inspector Byrne's
private room. There the two men re-
malnei IN conference until midnight.
There is reason for the belief that ex-
Alderman Jaehne has written long letter
10 Mr.. ByTne. divulging all he knows of
the franchise brides and brbed, stating that
he submits to the inevitable, and will serve
his time patiently; but that he purposes
that the bribers and bribed shall not make
him scapegoat and that they shall enjoy
equal privileges with himself for quiet
contemplation. II is pertinent that Jaehnes
brother went TO Sing Sing to-day Il is
believed the conference tonight was to de-
terIuine the best use TO be made of the
letter.
4 Statue for La Sale.
NEW YORK, May 26th-The bronze statue
OF the venerable Jean Baptiste de la Sale,
founder Of the Brothers of Christians
Schools, was unveiled yesterday on the
lawn of the Catholic Protectory in West
chester, in the presence of Archbishop
Corrigan, Henry l.. Hoguet, Colonel Fred
eIick Conkling, Ellery Anderson, William
+. Round, Secretary OF the National Prison
Association, and others. The statue repre-
sents De la Sale instructing children, and
Is the gift of Mr. Hoguet 10 the male de-
partment OF the institution. II is an exact
counterpart, on a smaller scale, of the
colossal marble mo- ument of De la Sale
erected by the citizens of Rcuen in Nor
mandy.
Challenged to Fight Duel.
New York, May 26th.-Captain S. NJ.
Sanders has got himself into heap of
trouble since he drank to the health of
JEFF Davis at the banquet given by Chatham
A..t,l H.. I
| on bis hands, for William Z. a Bird, of
Maiden lane, who served in the war and
rose to the rank of Major in the Fifth Cav
airy, last night sent him challenge to
mortal combat with Winchester rifles.
Anarchists Arraigned.
New YORK, May 26th-The trial of
Herr Most, Adolph Schenck and William
Braunschweig the Anarchists, for misde-
meanor and trying to incite riot, was be-
gun this attei noon. The jury box was
filled, and recess was taken until to-mor-
row, when the trial will proceed Most
was handcuffed to his colleagues and taken
to the Tombs, where he was locked up
Horse VS.. Bicycle.
NEW YORK, Nay 26th.-M. Anderson,
the California equestrian, who lately van
quished John Murphy, will attempt to ride
for six days, twelve hours a day, against
bicyclc-riders, AT the Madison Square Car
den, beginning May 31st.
Close Billiard Match.
NEW YORK, May 26th.-The billiard
| match between Heiser and McKenna, now
| going on in Brooklyn, is attracting much
attention. Heiser still leads the California
player, though only by IS points
Guilty of Attempted Murder.
PHILADELPHIA, May 26th-In the case of
| \. L. Ettinger, on trial for assault and bat
| terry with intent to kill George II. Logard.
! the jury this forenoon returned verdict of
guilty.
ID. o. Mills on the Way to California.
New YORK, May 26th.-D. O. Mills start
ed for San Francisco yesterday to spend
| the summer months