Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-15
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no cue, except that just prior to the start
ing OF the train, gentlemaf in
qulred of the guards whether NJ. Barrsme
was ABOARD On being answered in the
aihrInatiye, he purchased a ticket and
noai@ued @ the same train. NJ. Barreme was
lIi ore inther OF a large family, and was an
| eHceilent administrator. Various members
OF the government have sent dispatches of
coincidence to his widow. The murder is
the sole topic of the day. It is now known
| that he had large sum of money i'm his
possession. 1t is supposed that the muir
derefs were disturbed in their operation of
| Tining the clothes of the dead. and over
| looked pocket containing 537 francs.
me uoGtors VINO examined the body ex-
press the opinion that NJ Carreme was
| murdered with a bludgeor- and that the
| first blow killed him.
Desperate Condition of the Irish Labor.
ing Glasses.
DUBLIN, January l4th.-The state of des-
! peratlon into which many of the irish Ia
poflng people have been thrown BY long
continued prlvauons was illustrated to-day
by an occurrence at Lismore. County Wa
tefiord. The Board of Guardians of the
| Llsmore Poor Law Union was holding its
weekly meeting, when a crowd of laborers
purst INTO the room, and in menacing lam
Suage demanded assistance for Themselves
| and their families. They threatened that
unless help was soon forthcoming they
would plunder the neighhoring farms, in
order TO obtain means of subsistence.
michael Davitt approves the proposition
| to buy out the Irish landlords, aud suggests
an Anglo-lrish Arbitration Commission to
settle the terms of purchase
Volcanic Disturbances.
GUAYAQUILL (yia Galveston), Janusry
lfth,-Serlous volcanic disturbances have
| occurred within the last few DAYS There
| have been at different places showers of
earth and ashes, accompanied by lond
rumblings The Cotopayi volcano is sup
! posed To be in eruption. The real state of
| the mountain is unknown. owing TO an in
terruption of the Government teiegraphs
Slight shocks of earthquake have also been
| felt
Terrible Railroad Disaster.
PAITEA (via Galveston), January i4th.-
A train conveying q military COMPANY was
completely wrecked last night at Valdiya.
| Thirty soldiers, including eleven officers,
| were killed.
The British Parliament.
LONDON, January 14th-Parliament will
adjourn tomorrow until Wednesday.
1t is stated, on good authority, that Mr..
Gladstone and his colleagues have become
| reconciled. The Earls Spencer and Gran
vile, the Earl of Derby and the Marquis
| OF harrington, have given their assent to
| the course of tactics suggested by Glad
stone and that he will take the first chance
| TO overthrow the Conservative Govern
ment
BradlauSh Sworn in at Last.
LONDON, January 14th.-Bradlaugh
swearing in passed Off without a scene.
| though with amusing incidents He seized
one OF the Testaments as soon as they were
| brought him, and proceeded to swear him
| self IN. 1t was an amusing sight, as he was
| getting redder clasping the gorgeously-
| bound Testament to his breast Sir
Erskine May made him swear again, and
carefully scrutinized his boisterous kiss. 1t
J is understood that his appeal before the
I House of Lords will now be hastened. If
the verdict is against him, the Government
will prosecute him for sitting and voting.
Ii in his favor, the disgraceful struggle will
be over.
| British Politics.
| LONDON, January 14th.-There is in both
parties practically split. Lord Randolph
| Churchill is disgusted with the local gov
ernment bill about TO be introduced, as be-
ing neither one thing nor the other Active
negotiations are being carried on by a
third party between Gladstone and Cham
berlain. The social purity party in the House
| OF Commons will moi p-ess their opinions
amid the general chaos of the coming ses-
| sion, except on the Contagious Diseases Acts.
| The labor representatives will not form q
distinct party, but will act with the ad-
vanced Radicals. The Earl of Carnarvon's
| retll ement as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
will probably soon be followed by that of
Sir William Hart Dyke as Chief Secretary.
when Edward Stanhope will become Chier
Secretary
| Germany and the Samoan Islands.
| LONDON, January 14th.-Count Won HIATT
| felt, the German ambassador, had an inter-
! view to-day with the Marquis of Salisbury.
| regarding the alleged seizure of Samoa by
| Germany. The ambassador said that he
had been instructed by Prince Bismarck to
assure Lord Salisbury that Germany would
| neither annex Samoa nor permanently in
terfere with the government of the islands.
| The Insurrection in Spain.
| MADRID, January 14th.--The men ar
rested at Carthagena in connection with
| the rising at that place, charge that Secre-
tary Gorilla and a Federal Republican
named Galvez concerted the plot to seize
| Fort st. Julian. The supporters of Gorilla
| deny the truth of the story.
| The Queen to Again Appear in Public.
| LONDON, January 1lth.-The Queen has
| commanded the production of Gounods
oratoria of Mors ct Vita" ct Royal Albert
Hall. Her Majesty will come from Wind
sor to attend the performance. This will
be the Queens first appearance in public
in many years.
Lesseps and His Ditch.
| PARIS January 14th-De Lesseps will
remain a fortnight at Panama He declares
| that the task there is far easier than was
the construction of the Suez Canal. He
says the Panama Canal will be completed
! by the end of 1855
a Coup d'etat Contemplated.
! LONDON, January l4th.--The Ddag Netcs
says there are ramors that the Government
meditates q coup d d'etat in Ireland. and that
| among the changes contemplated is theap-
| pointment of General Niseount Wolseley
to be commander of the military forces
/ there.
| Editors Inprisoned-Woney Plentiful.
| CITY OF MEXICO via Galveston, Janua-
ry 14th.-Severai editors have been i'm
| prisoned for libelous attacks on the au-
| thorities
| Money is plentiful owing to the fact that
merchants are not remitting to t.se United
States and Europe. They are holding back,
| hoping for rise in silver.
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