Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-26
PRINCE VICTOR NAPOLEON.
He Endorses the Manifesto of the Fright
Wing" in the Chambers

He Endorses the Manifesto of the Right
Wing in the Chambers.
PARIS, June 25th.-Prince Victor Ma
poleon has written letter indorsing the
sentiment expressed in the manifesto of
the members of the Right in the Chamber
of Deputies, in which the action of the
Republican majority was condemned and
an appeal made to the people to unite, in
the name Of &" France and liberty" against
Parliament and feudality." The Prince
says the Government based upon the
soverelgnty-of the people can alone insure
greatness and prosperity to the nation.
4 Druggists Fatal Mistake.
TORONTO (Ont), June 25th.-Fiftv per-
sons were Frustrated and fifteen are ex-
pected to die from drinking lemonade in
the town of Woodstock Sugar of lead was
found to be one of the ingredients of the
drink, which was served at big picnic the
druggists careless mistake giving sugar of
lead for tartaric acid. A mob 1aided the
druggists store, which was closed They
used battering ram and demolished the
building. The stock of sugar of lead and
other drugs was scattered broadcast. A
warrant is out for the druggist who is sup
posed to be hiding in the woods. a crowd
has started with the avowed purpose of
iynching him If they can find him.
Sir Richard Webster Banqueted.
LONDON, June 25th-The Carlton Club
gave banquet TO Sir Richard Webster,
Attorney General, this evening. Referring
to the attacks made upon him in connec-
ton with the TimeS-Parnell case, Sir Rich
ard said he believed that they were directed
more sgalnst the Government than against
himself personally. and he was happy TO
say they had not injured either.
Lord Ietland will assume the office of
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland about the
middle of July.
British Grain Trade.
LONDON, June 23d.-The lfark Ldre Err.
press, in its review of The British grain
trade tor the past week, says: Weather
favors the wheat crop except in the heavier
soils, which will need dry weather during
July. The foreign wheat trade is improv-
ing. Foreign barley is Sd dearer. Oats
are firm. In of coast trade, Danubiau
wheat touched 2Ss. and California 3S.., al.
though they closed firmer on the week Is
dearer. American and California tended
to sellers favor.
Remains Identified.
LONDON, June 25Ih.-The name of the
woman whose body was cut up and thrown
into the Thames recently was Elizabeth
JdChSuhs LUIS ldCl mas DeeD eStaOllSleQ
by scars on the body and by her clothing.
The woman was OF low character, in the
habit of frequenting common lodging
houses in Chelsea. She was last seen alive
May 3lst. The theory that she was u VIC
t,In OF Jack the Ripper is revived.
On the English Turf.
LONDON, June 23d.-At the Newcastle
Gosforth Park summer meeting to-day the
race for the North Derby, for three-yesr-
olds, one mile and half. was won by T.
Manstields Bondager, j. Lowthers' Worth
ington second, anu q. Perkins Foengo
third.
AT the Royal Windsor summer meeting,
the race Tor the royal plate for two-y ear
Odds, five furlougs, was won by c. Roses
Arcadia.
Mexican Wheat.
GUAYMAs Mex, June 25ih.-Four car
loads of The finest wheat of this season was
shipped to-day TO Liverpool via New Or
leans. Many more shipments will GLOW,
The crop is immense and the great surplus
Is to be exported The sales mere are one
cent per pound, Mexican silver.
Switzerland Makes Concession.
BERSE, June 25th.-As q result of the
complaints by the foreign Powers, of So
cialists and others il Switzerland, the Gov