Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-09

ing its supporters to be present in
The House of Commons before the address
in reply to the Queens speech is
moved. The attendance of Conserv-
alive members is necessary, the
whip says, because there is reason to be-
lieve the Parnellites will attempt to
raise question of privilege regarding the
imprisonment of their colleagues.
Murdered for Wager.
Copyright 1888, by tie California associated Press
PARIS. February Sth.-Some time ago a
woman was pushed off the bridge into the
Seine and drowned. Arrests were made
and the facts developed that the murder
was committed for q wager of a cup of
coffee. One man has been sentenced to
penal servitude for twenty years and an
other has received a life sentence.
A Great Meeting in London.
Icopyigi, 1855, by The California associated Press
LONDON, February Sth.-No hall could be
secured III London large enough to hold the
meeting which will assemble at HYDE Park
next Monday to favor home rule. The
principal speaker will probably be Lord
Mayor Sullivan. Owing to poor health
William O'Brien will not attend.
Those French Scandals.
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been summoned to appear before the Cor
regional Tribunal on February 10Th to an
swer charges connected with the decorat-
ing of NJ. Legrand and NJ. Creshin.
The examining magistrate has advised
that Wilson be prosecuted in the Police
Court.
The Pope Advises Irishmen.
ROME, February Sth.-The Pope has re-
quested Cardinal Simeoni to advise the
Irish Bishops to preach to the people of
Ireland respect for the laws and to main
tain calm, prudent line of conduct. The
Pope also announces his intention to send
to Ireland a permanent Apostolic Legate.
Hicks-Beach's Views.
LONDON, February Sth. - Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach, speaking in London tonight
said he thought the power should be given
the Speaker of the House of Commons to
suspend disorderly members for the re-
mainder of the session. He objected to the
pure cloture.
Lord Stanley to Succeed Lansdowne.
LONDON, February Sth.-The Marquis of
Lansdowne, Governor General of Canada,
will succeed Earl Dufferin as Governor
General of India at the end of the present
year Lord Dufferin desiring, for private rea-
sons, to return home. Lord Stanley, of
Preston, Will be LORD LansdoWneS sue
ceSsor.
A Prince Goes to Jail.
PARIS, February Sth.-Prince Philippe,
of Bourbon, son OF the Duke of Aguela
| and nephew of the Emperor of Brazil, has
been sentenced by default to thirteen
| months imprisonment and to pay 5000
francs for swindling priest.
Not Like His Father.
ST. PETERSBURG, February Sth.-The Car
has declined to give his assent to NOR
ganatic marriage between Grand Duke
Michael Nicolaievitch and daughter OF
Count Ignatiff.
Protection in Sweden.
! STOCKHOLM, February Sth.-The Firs;
| Chamber of Parliament has adopted the
bill imposing an import duty of 2ll crowns
per 100 kilos on rye, wheat, barley. maize
peas and beans.
! He Won't Be In Parliament.
DUBLIN, February Sth.-Patrick O'Brien
N. P, has been sentenced TO three months
imprisonment for melting tenants not tS
pay their rents.
Wants Little Gate-Money.
LONDON, February Sth.-Jack Kniftor
has challenged Sullivan to fight with glove,
or ists after the Mitchell affair