Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-06
Boulanger Sends His Manifesto From
Brussels

FRENCH AFFAIRS
Boulanger Sends His Manifesto From
Brussels
BRUSSELS April 5th.-Boulaneer on be-
ing interviewed, explained his reasons for
leaving Paris. He declares that his life
was ID danger and that as a leader of the
National Republican movement il was his
duty to abstain from exposing his person
10 any risk. He said that although ambi-
uous OF becoming President, he would
never attempt any coup d'etat, nor any but
peaceful methods to attain his ends.
The General has been joined by all the
indicted members Of the Patriotic League.
A council has been held
STUDENTS MAKE DENOMINATION.
BRUSSELS, April OH The students of
the University here paraded up and down
the Rue Royae disturbing the Boulangists'
council with howls aud cat cries. The stu
dents availed themselves Of this opporiun-
lty to demonstrate their Republican ten
dencies. The police are patrolling the
street, and large bodies Of gendarmes are
concentrating in The neighborhood of the
hotel, so that 10 very serious disorder is
likely to occur.
RocHEFoRr AND DILLON
PARIS, April 5lh.-The Government has
decided 10 prosecute Count Dillon and
Rochefort. The charges are similar to
those against Boulanger.
GERMAN OPINION.
BERLIN, April 5th.-Bismarck s organ,
the North German Gasette, says: Boulanger
prefers TO pose as pretenGer to risking
arrest. His last retreat will not enhance
his prestige.
PARIS, april 5th.-Thiebaud retires from
the editorship OF La Cocarde the Boulan-
gist paper. He says he is disgusted with
the secrecy maintained by Boulanger,
which tends to mislead the latter's friends.
Mlchehn contends that Boulanger should
have remained and faced even martyrdom.
BRUSSELS, April 5th-Boulanger held
conference to-day with number of his
supporters in the French Chamber of Dep
utes. Another manifesto will shortly be
issued by the General, treating of the vote in
the Chambers yesterday sancioning his
prosecution and appealing TO the people
against the Government and the Chamber
OF the French Government urging Belgium
to expel Boulanger.
PARIS, April 5th.-The Opportunist and
Radical press regard the vote in the Dep
uties yesterday, authorizing the prosecu-
ton OF Boulanger, as a death blow to Bou-
langerism.
The Senate will begin the trial of Bou-
larger next Monday. During the trial no
session OF the Chamber cf Deputies will be
held.
Count Dillon and Rochefort have per-
suaded Bouianger to withhold his mani
festo. The Boulangist electoral campaign
has been suspended.
PARIS, April 5th.-General Boulanger
has issued a manifesto dated Brussels, April
9th. He says that in their robust sense the
electors know how to deal with a tissue of
falsehoods and abominable ISLANDERS against
him. The Government has extorted from
an infatuated parliament consent to prose-
cute him before Court of political ene-
mics, not before Court of Judges. All the
acts imputed TO him as crimes were well
known when he was appointed Minister of
War, and therefore his colleagues were
equally guilty. All violence and calumny
in the world, he says, will fail to turn us
from our object which is TO obtain an hon.
est republic and legal exercise of univer-
sal suffrage.
PARIS, April 5th.-A warrant has been
issued Tor the arrest of Boulanger the min
ute he touches French soil.
Our Sister Republic.
City OF MEXICO, April 5th.-A nephew
OF Guzman Blanco, ex-President of Vene-
amount of $23 ,000 has been arrested while
trying to es cape to the United States.
Work on the Chapas Railroad was begun
yesterday.
The English Turf.
LONDON, April 5th.--At the Leicester
Spring Meeting, the Excelsior Breeders
Foal Stakes, for two-year- -olds, five furlongs
straight, was won by Rena.
Tne Leicestershire spring handicap,
straight mile, was won by True Blue the
Second.
Sentences RI duced.
BOYLE April 5th.-Mr Coe, member of
Parliament for East Clare, and Tully, edi-
tor of the Rosscommon Herald, were re-
Gently sentenced to four months imprison-
ment under the Crimes Act They appealed
from the decision and their sentences have
just been reduced to six weeks each.
Peruvian Affairs.
LIMA (vla Galveston) April 5th.-The
new Cabinet has been formed as follows !:
Minister of State Police and Public Works,
Pedro Aleiandrino De Solace; War, Gull
lerano Freyllos; Justice, Guillermo A. Ze-
cane; Finance Euologio Delgado; Foreign
Affairs, Manuel Yrigoyen.
Letters From Stanley.
LONDON, April 5th.-Two letters from
Henry NJ. Stanley to Major Bartellott are
published. They give minute details re-
garding the route of the expedition.
Terrible Storm In Holland,
LONDON, April 5th.-A terrible storm has
visited southern Hungary, demolishing
many houses. In some villages extensive
confagrations are raging
A King on His Deathbed.
THE HAGUE, April 5th.-The King of
Holland has had further relapse. His
death is momentarily expected.