Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-04
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
TRIAL OF THE LEAGUE LEADERS
In PARIS.
Bouianger Not Wanted in Brussels
The Dead. Abyssinian King
Berlin News.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nEoon6-uN1os.l


Trial of The League Leaders.
PARIS, April 3d.-At the trial of the lead
ers of the League of Patriots to day, the
Assistant Procureur accused the League of
connecting Itself with the army of the new
party, denounced the issue by the League
of lis manifesto condemning the lombard
ment of the Atchiaoi expedition at Sagallo
by the French Admiral, and declared that
the issue was an act of stupidity.
Laguerre, one of the accused, vehemently
protested against the language.
Naquet, another of the accused, inter-
posed with the remark: LET the Assist
ant Procureur drivel ON
The Assistant Procureur demanded that
Naquet be committed for contempt.
The proceedings created a sensation.
Naquet finally withdrew the Objectionable
expression. s-a'
Unsuitable Before God and Man.
LONDON, April 3d.--When the Parnell
Commission met this morning Sir Charles
Russell resumed his argument on behalf of
the Parnellites. He contended that the
objects of the Irish National League were
lustitiable before God and man. The issue
before the Commission depended upon the
proof that Parnell and his colleagues. I'M
der cloak of land movement, had planned
murders and outrages. If no such evidence
could he produced then the Commission
must declare the accused to be men who
were earnestly endeavoring to lift the in
tolerable burden from the shoulders of
their countrymen. The examination of
Parnell was fixed for Tuesday next.
Prospective Peace in Eayti.
New YORK, April 3d.-Mr Haustedt, of
Jimmines, Haustedt q Co., New York,
representative of Hyppolite, said to-day
that it was very probable peace would soon
be declared in Hayti. Information reached
him, he said by the steamer Clyde that the
Commission recently appointed by Legi-
time to visit Hippolyte, and bring about an
end to the hostilities, had seen the leader
of the north. Hippolyte expressed him
self well pleased with the terms submitted
by Legitime. Within week Haustedt ex-
poets Hayti will be at peace.
At the German Capital.
BERLIN, April 3d.-The Emperor, as a
mark of renewed confidence, has sum-
moned to Herrenhaus DIR. Won Puttkamer,
the minister who was dismissed by the late
Emperor Frederick.
1t is semi-officially announced that the
prosecution of Volks Zeitung, for defaming
the memory of Emperor William, was UNI
dertaken at the demand of the present
Emperor.
Hungarian Promotions.
PEsTH, April 3d.-The Government has
secured large majority for the army bill
on its passage to third reading in the lower
House of the Hungarian Diet. In con-
junction with this bill, the House passed a
resolution allowing the military authorities
to use their own discretion as regards the
use of the Hungarian language in the ex.
aminations of Hungarian candidates for
promotion.
The Dead AbyssinIan King.
ROME, April 3d.-Advices have been re-
ceived from Massowah to the effect that
King John, of Abyssina, was defeated and
slain in recent battle, and that the whole
country is in a state of anarchy. The
Italian Cabinet will decide tomorrow
whether or not to alter Italy's present
course toward Abyssinia.
Jem Smith Laid Up.
LONDON, April 3d.-Jem Smith, who in
jured his foot on hook in the floor while
training TO meet Mitchell, is more seriously
injured than was at first supposed. Fever
has set in and he is delirious. Mitchell
claimed the forfeit, but the money has not
yet been paid. Kilrain is being feted.
Boulanger in Belgium.
BRUSSELS, April 3d.-Boulanger and
Arene, member of the French Chamber
of Deputies, arrived at Mons, Belgium
this morning. They were met at the rail
way station by Rochefort. The party re-
paired to the Hotel Monargue, where they
held conference
Not Wanted in Brussels
BRUSSELS, April 3d.-The Government
notifies Boulanger that he will be expelled
from Belgium if he continues his political
intrigues against France within the borders
of the Belgium territory. Boulanger is
still at the Hotel Monarque, registered as
Monsieur Bruno.
A Regenca Over the Netherlands.
THE HAGUE, April 3d.-In compliance
with the wishes of the State Council, Par
lament to-day agreed to the establishment
of Regency, in view of the serious indis-
position of the King.
Russian Nihilists.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 3d.-An extensive
Nihilist printing establishment has been
discovered in Warsaw, and many of the
persons connected with it have been ar
rested.
The Olga Ahoat.
BERLIN, April 3d.-It is rumored that the
German man-of-war Olga, which was
beached in the recent storm at Apia, has
been relocated.