Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-05
After BouIanger,s scaIn.

4iueF DoulanSer'S scalp.
PARIS, April 4th.-The Chamber voted
urgency for the discussion of the accusa-
-,ons against Boulanger, and the debate
proceeded. Paul de Cassagnac pronounced
the CHARGES against Boulanger tissue of
absDrdity and falsehood
Premier Tirard called upon the Chamber
to authorize the prosecution of Boulanger.
de said We desire to prosecute this
man VINO IS seeking to overthrow the Re-
PUBLIC. 1t IS our duty to defend the institu- |
Tons OF cur country against the intrigues
OF factions, and TO take every means TO |
safely guard France from the horrors of
civil war. am convinced that the people |
Will Justify the action of the Government"
After speeches by other members vote
was taken on the question of sanctioning
the prosecution of Boulanger. The result
vas adverse to Boulanger, the Chamber de-
Gliding 10 prosecute by vote of $50 to 203 |
PARIS, April 4th.-A committee was ap-
pointed and subsequently presented its re-
port TO the Chamber advising the House to
authorize the prosecution of Boulanger.
Lsg1erre, Laisant and Herrise have gone
20 BRUSSELS TO consult with General Bou-
LANCER Laguerre, before his departure
said he and his two associates would re-
tr.sn Saturday to face the judgment.
The Nipsic Afloat.
SIDNEY, April 4lh.-The British man-of- |
war Calliope, which escaped possible de- |
st-uchon in Apia Bay during the ravages of |
me cyclone there on March 18th and 18th, |
has arrived here. She reports leaving |
Samoa on the 2lst of March and that the |
nlted States man-of war Nipsc had been
hoated of of the beach, the natives lending |
material assistance.
Before the hurricane burst every precau- |
ton mad been taken by the commander OF |
the Caiiope TO render the vessel secure |
tlye anchors had been dropped, but when |
the storm was at its hight four of the |
anchor chains snapped and the vessel be- |
gan TO drift. The Captain then determined |
20 leave the reefs and, if possible, reach the |
open sea. This be eventually succeeded in |
cong, working his way out at the rate of |
half knot an hour. Tremendous seas
broke over the vessel infiictiug much dam |
age, but fortunately no life was lost
Thousands OF people flocked TO the water |
side to-day to see the Calliope, and all |
united IN praising the pluckiness of her |
Captain.
An Imperial Order.
BERLIN, April 4th.-The Imperial order. |
IN relation TO the loss of officers and men |
belonging TO the German navy, by the re- |
cent hurricane at Apia has been issued |
The Emperor says that he laments, that by |
Gods Will, the officers and men stationed |
at Samoa, who in December staked their |
lives for the Emperor and the Empire, lost |
them while in the faithful performance of
duty. The Emperor expresses confidence |
in navy which had been so successfully |
developed that it will remain mistaken. |
The devotion to duty displayed by those
who persisted will serve as a bright exam
pie 20 the whole navy, which. in the future
as in the past will work for the welfare
ard glory of the Fatherland.
Irish News
DUBLIN. April 4th.-The Bailiff was shot
dead at Clerain, County Londonderry, to-
day. The murdered man had charge of a
farm from which tenant bad been evicted.
A decision was given to-day on appeal of
the Kilbride member of Parliament for
South Kerry. who recently was convicted
of an offense under the Crimes Act, and
sentenced to three months imprisonment.
The Court decides against Kilbride, and
confirms the sentence.
he May Come to Sacramento Yet.
BRUSSELS, April 4th.-General Boulanger
informed a reporter to-day that he would
so 70 London if he was expelled from Bel
GUM. lie also said he was about to send
a communication to the Procureur- General
az Paris in which he would offer to appear
at Assize Court, and meet any charges that
might be brought against him in proper
and legal manner. He declared he would
never submit to the Senate.
The Earl of Morley.
LONDON, April 4th.-The House of Lords
by vote of 95 70 ~, to-day elected the
Earl of Morley (LibersD Chairman of the
Commissions. rejecting the Marquis of
Salisbury.
what's the Matter Now?
KEEL. April 4th.-The German naval
authorities have ordered the cruiser Habicht
and the guuboat Wolf to be put in readi-
ness at once TO proceed to Samoa.
Better Come To the United States.
BERLIN. April 4th.-One hundred and
forty Alsatians have been fined 600 marks
each, for failing to report for service in the
German army.
A Tremblor in Cuba.
HAVANA, April 4th.-News has just been
received that two earthquake shocks were
experienced in Santiago De Cuba Friday
last.
ZAszIBAR, April 4th.-The German cor
ve:te Sophie will start for Samoa to-mor-