Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-25

AA's iSSehce III brussels Being ObnON-
ious, lie Crosses the Channel
BRUSSELS, April 24th. .-Boulanger. Count
Dillon and six other Boulangists left here
for England yesterday. They appeared
gloomy and detected. No crowd witnessed
the departure, nor was there any cheering
or enthusiasm. The party sailed from Os-
tend under similar conditions
LOST HIS CHEERFuLNEss.
1t was noticed several days before his
forced departure that Boulauger had lost
his cheerful air and osteniatious bravado.
he seemed very much detected and is said
to be greatly worried over the attitude of
The Government, which makes him an
exile from his native land. There is con-
| siderable curiosity here regarding the re-
eeption that will be accorded him in Eng
! land.
BoULANGER WAS sEAsICK
| LONDON. April 24th.-Boulanger and his
party arrived at Dover this morning. 4
large number of friends received him with
cheers. The passage from Ostend was
| rough, and the General suffered from
seasickness. The police commissary from
Calais watched the party on behalf of the
French Government. The General and his
friends at once proceeded to London.
HoorED AND cHEERED.
LONDON, April 24th.-A crowd OF several
| hundred persons, mostly French, awaited
| in Chsring Cross railway station the arrival
of the train on which Boulanger travelled
80, i.ii 9 'lle Ieiieial .ti etilels
Tbnro W." ''',i lie was leai'.ly cneelgu, gu
| station which aItornota1,, h~o,oS u 80
cheered him. Although il was announced
that Rochefort would remain in Brussels
he accompanied Boulaneer and Count
| Dillon to London.
BouIanger took up his Quarters at the
Hotel Bristol. large crowd of his ad-
mirers gathered in front of the hotel and
| extended him cordial welcome
Bitter Speech Against Home Rule.
LONDON, April 24th.-Salisbury deliv-
| cred an address yesterday at Bristol He
said the growth of the Primrose League
was marvellous. He ridiculed the agitation
of home rule for Ireland, and said ne
| thought Cornwall had as much claim to il.
me hauonally arguments are ciaptrap,
M1lcn Woulu saclluce the pest interests OF
luuusuy anu oonIieIGe 10 mere empty
~ ~sentlueh'; ne saiu Ihe ohlohls's were
i on,eu WIN Two ona'anAeS-crlm
anu poll'icSi. Iea =, Inc iorrner VIII make tne
0A'io'i VI 'ne Ia" III Iieiahu LII hpossioie'
| a. I"An''
LONDON, Aprll lz4th.-Douiangere expresses
nIiiseii as slateIuI lot hnSlsh hospitality,
, anu saiu ne WouIo r, 90 notnlng that might
| ! .enu 10 etnD 4rrass England friendly rela-
IL 60. Ill ~ 10 antoolloeu .e my @ .hat
| diatelv exnlainino his intantions
| t,s,,.,, -,
IS o.,
LONDON, Aprn z+tn'-At the EPSON
| spI41s IleetnS to-uay the Olty ana ouour-
o, ~ ab - - iSis ~
! Dndley's horse Fullerton second Sir p
Jardine's coit Wiseman third Tnere were
nineteen starters
a.
A,,,-r. Ar;I o..h ~ .-
| Marinosa. Cantain HAYWARD hence AnriI
| 22d for San Francisco returned 10 tbis mort
with load of fiax in the forebold on FIRE
The flames were ouenched and She will
i proceed for her destination this afternoon.
The fire did little damage.
The Captain of the Danmark.
LONDON. April 24th.-Captain Knudsen
of the wrecked steamer Danmark. and the
three engineers, arrived on board the
steamer New York City. They are enthu-
slastlc IN their praises OF Captain Murrell,
anu tne olilcers OF the steamer MISSOURI.
Arrived In London.
LONDON, April 23d.-Samoan Commits
sloners hasson, Phelps and Bates arrived