Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-21
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RKooRp-uSroN. !
A BAD PRACTICE.
Hungarian Deputies Requested 70 Lesv.
Their Gums" at Home.


Their Guns" at Home.
PEsrH. March 20th-The lower house of
the Hungarian Diet has decided to refer the
matter Of the shooting by Herr Rohenc2y
the Liberal Deputy of Magn, in the vest
ibule of the Chamber Yesterday. TO the Priv
ilege Committee The question of the
members of The House carving arms was
raised during the discussion. and the Pres
ident Of the Chamber has requested the
members to abstain from the practice. The
condition of the Chamber, he said, by no
means warranted the carrying of arms
THE PRIME MINISTER KISSED.
PEsTH. March 20th.-When Herr Won
TiSza arrived al the lower house of the
Hungarian Diet this morning the large
crowd that had gathered outside the build.
ing groaned and hissed at the Prime
Minister, shouting, Get out! " and "Re-
sign !"
An alteration took place in the House
and the quarrel viii probably lead TO 3
duel.
MoBBED AT LAST.
LATER-Prime Minister Tisza, driving
from the Chamber of Deputies tonight.
was mobbsd by students. The carriage
wiuaovs we're smashed by stones, and an
attempt was made to h esei = coach. The
driver lashed his horses into gallon and
outstripped the rioters snd extrioated
Tisza from his peril. lisa escaped with
slight bruises.
Baron Spleuyi. Chief of the detective de-
partmsnt, was injured with a stone Two
Constables were unhorsed and had their
legs broken.
Later, when the Chamber adjourned
turbulent crowd had gathered outside.
Herr Pulsky was violently hustled, and
Herr Toers, who went to his assistance
received severe blow on the head with
stick. Another person was wounded with
stilet.o.
The military had to be called out. Cop
les of the Nemsei were publicly burned by
the students. There were several conflicts
between the mob and police, and many ar
rests were made.
Another Princely Scapegrace.
| PARIS; March 20th.-The Figaro charges
the marriage of Prince Alexander of Bat
tenberg to Mile Lolsinger a fraudulent
proceeding, and that the Prince was aware
of the illegality, but deliberately connived
at il. The Figaro announces that the Pub
| lie Procureur al Mentone has applied to the
Court for a notification of the marriage on
| the above grounds.
1.-THE Riots In Wales.
|
| Wales over the collection of tithes While
the law officers were serving notices of re-
straint at Cardigan and Penbyrn to-day on
those who refused to pay tithes mobs at
tackled the police protecting the officers and
many persons on both sides were injured.
The Land of Refuge.
ROME, March 20th-At the banquet yes
| terdav Cardinal Parochi, the Pope's Vicar
said that If in the future it should become
necessary for the Pope TO leave Europe, he
would find sure refuge among the
American Bishops, who would receive him
with honorable hospitality.
But Forgot All About 1t.
CoLoeNE. March 20th.-The Gazette, in an
article on Samoa, says: Germany in 1897,
in Difference 10 American opposition. aban-
doned the idea of control of Samoan al
fairs being vested IN single power
Yellow Fever in Brazil
PARIS, March 20th.-The Brazilian Lega-
ton here announces that the reports re-
garding yellow fever at Rio Janeiro are
! exaggerated. the daily average of deaths
being only fifteen.
Protection Sentiment in Belgium.
| BsussELs. March 20th.-The Agricult-
ural Leagues Federation has unanimously
adopted 4 resolution favoriug the imposi-
ton of an import Guty upon all agricult-
ural products.
spalding IN Hard Luck.
LONDON, March 20th.-The baseball at
| Bradford was stopped bv torrents of rain
after aalf-hour's play. Score-Chicagos
6, Al-Americans g.
Filling the irish Jiliis.
DUBLIN March 20th % Mahony. edi' or
OF the Tipperay Nationalist was to-day
sentenced 70 TWO months imprisonment.
under the Crimes Act, for ntimidating.
Il AM one OF the happiest mothers in
Lowell over what Hood's SarsapaTilla has
done for my child, ss really believe it saved
her eyesight." says Mrs. r. E. Williams,
Lowell, Mass