Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-07

| 1t is reported to-day !. lat James Bell,
who owns the largest intereA in the yacht,
has bought her entire from the syndicate
winch built her and intends TO II her with
center-board and try again.
This putting in the center boald will
| allow the Thistle much better terms than
| formerly, and it will give the New York
Club task to hold the cup, although it is
an acknowledgment of the superiority of
| the American system over the cI.iter- build.
| Mexican News.
CITY or MENIoo, October 9th. - The
| Tweniy-fourth Infantry lett to-day ~ rail
| Tor Sonora to take part in the Yaqui CAM
palgn. More troops Will follow and es7nest
work will then be begun.
| General CeryanteS, Department Conn
| mander of Sonora, arrived TODAY. he
states the situation as dangerous.
General Dlaz informed : correspondent
| OF the Associated Press THAI the CRmpsigcs
against the Indians of Yusatan would be,
prosecuted vigorously next season, ana the
lands there would be opened mp to settle
! ment.
Considerable damage was done in Vera
Cruz Harbor by the recent storm.
The Maintenance of Peace Certasu.
PARIs, October 9Th "A Berlin CORE
spondent of the jOit7eVl des Dsssts asserts
that Prince Bismarck, in receiving tbe
President Of the Woodworkers' Congress,
said The foreign situation is Sc, peaceful
5hat you may set to work without the
slightest teur. Il was not ALWAYS so. Not
long ago England still EeSitated whether TO
act as mad bull or 3 fat OK Chewing his
cud.' To-day ber resolution is tllSen, aud
can sssGre you the maintenance OF peace
is certain
The Situat-un So IRELAND,
Master of the OrsnEemen of the district Of
Belfast, in 8 published card, warns EaIfour.
Chief Secretary for Irel8ud, that he will
aiienate Orangemel if he proposes auy
further endowment of Catholic institutions
in ireland. The Government ought
rather" continues Or. Kane, confer its
privileges and emOluments upon eveFy
Orange hall in Ireland as a sign O: grati-
tude to the $4,000 Orangemen pledged TO
maintain the union"
Envious FcencIlmen.
PARIS, October 6th.-The Temps. ike. its
nameSaSe in Printing. house Square, has.
very grave doubts whether or not Mr..
Biaine's conception Of an all-American
Zollverein can have very practical results.
The Temps points out that In the first place
there is no real sympathy between the
Latin races of South America and the An
elo-SaxOn race of the United States. The
Tstps concludes by saying that The fail
are of the Congress would not be displeas-
ing to u.s."
Committed SsiSide.
LONDON, October 6lh.-Sir William Tin
dal Robertson committed suicide at Brigh-
ton to-day by cutting his th-oat. Deceased
represented Brighton in the House of Com
mons. In politics he was q Conservative.
He was blind ard served on the RoyaE
Commission for inquiry into the condition
ofthe blind. He took his life in fit of ir-
sanity.
Mrs. Burnett IgIared.
LONDON, October 6th.-Mrs. Frances
HodssOn Burnett met with a serious accs-
dent to-day. While driving, her pony
SHE'D and dashed up n bank Mrs Bur
nett was hurled out, and fell on her head.
She was picked up unconscious Her con-
dition is serious.
Another Strike.
BERLIN, October 4th.-The harbor labor
ers at Ellensberg have gone on strike.
Many vessels remain unloaded and the
Chamber of Commerce has asked the COM
manGer of the local garrisonl to send
soldiers to do the work of the strikers.
italian Storms.
RoME, October 6th.--The province of
Cagliari has been ravaged by terrible
storm, in which 24O houses were DESTROYED.
Sixteen persons were killed and hundreds.
injured. The town of CagIiari suffered
severely.
LONDON, October CHA terrible hurri-
cane has visited the Island of Sardinia.
One hundred persons were buried in the
debris of the buildings shattered by the
storm, and thirty persons were killed.