Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-31
In FOREIGN LANDS.
The Chamber Of Deputies Discuss a
Tariff Bill for France.
FAMILY MURDERED BY BRIGlNDs
The British Government Advised to
Drop the Prosecution Against
DilrDS and O'Brien.
ESPECIAL DnrATcazs TO TEE RrooRD-USros.l


fASis, october SVtht.%Ihe scandal at Touiou
growing out OF Il arrest of Mayor Fouroux on
the charge of II criIltnal conspiracy against
Madame JonQuier' :. has OccaSioued much COM
ment owing 10 the Understanding of the people
involved. Madamt Jonauieres is a Creole and
is the wife OF Captain Jon rpieres of the navy a
son of Admiral Jonq uie es. She is also the sis
ter-in-law of Admiral Coalombeaud eomman-
der OF the French Tol lQuin squadron Fouroux
is retired naval OF iceT. Madame Auberlin
the divorced wife OF II Toulen solicitor was
obetween for Mayor FouTouN and Madame
yonquieres. The return OF Captain JonQuieres
/ fIom long voyage intel rupse,f an intimscy be-
tween the Mayor and Ma6arSer Jorunieres two
months ago, aud the lath,r ea@e to Paris. From
this city she wrote 10 Mayor FOGsoux demand
ing money, ana upon his refusal to comply She
communicated the facts in the present case to
| the Procureur at Toulon.
New French Tarifi BfR.
PARIS, October S0th-The Minister OF COM
merce explained the new tariff till 10 the Tariff
Committee to-day. The object OF the ma ximum
and minimum system was TO avsi hiuconyeni-
ences connected with the favored nation clause
in any treaty with foreign powers.
In the discussion on the budget IN .he Cham
bers to-day, Heleman reproacned the Govern
ment for creating fresh taxes, and demanded
economic reforms
Premier De Freycinet replied that every posi-
bic reduction had already been effected.
A motion by Gailiard (nadcaD requesting the
Government to introduce bill reforming The
adopted.
Capture of yitu.
LONDON, October 30th.-Adviees from Nom
basas state that 900 seamen and marines and $50
Indian troops took part in the storming Of the
town OF Vitu, which was captured and burned
Tuesday by the forces sent there to punish the
natives for masSacring Lumber of Germans.
Many OF the natives were killed. A few men,
bers OF the British force were wounded.
A reward of l0,Oi0 rupees has been offered for
the capture of Rakari, the sultan OF Vitu.
Home Rule Not Pansces.
| LoypoS, october sOth.-Courtney, member
| OF Parliament, who has just returned from
| Tourt, Ireland, to-day said that he was more
| than ever convinced that home rule not
Ianacea, but he agreed with Parnell, Morley
! aud others that the laud question ought to be
settled by the British Parliament. He strongly
| advised the Government to drop the prosecu-
| tion of Dillon and 0Brien.
Miss Meiggs Married.
LONDON, October SQth.-The marriage of Sir
James McGregor to Miss Nina Meisgs, daughter
of John Meiggs, the famous railway contractor,
solemnized this afternoon at st. Paul's,
Knights Bridge, IN the presence OF large and
fashionable congregation. The ceremony was
performed by Canon Duckworth.
Murdered by Brigapds.
PEsrH, October SOth-The residents of the
village of Laczhasa are excited over a crime
committed there. A corn dealer named Bleir
his wife aud two children and maid servant
were at the station awaiting the arrival of the
! train when bIigaCds attacked the party and all
were killed and robbed
Large Crop ,f Sugar Looked For.
HAVANA, October 30th.-The Havana Weekly
| Report says: 1T has continued TO rain in most
| oi the sugar-producing districts, and the ap-
| pearance of the cane is daily becoming more
and more promising, imparting stronger hopes
| for large yield of sugar next year"
Not Afraid of the Tariff Bill.
| LONDON, october 3Dth.-Sir Roper Lethbridge,
| NJ. p, in a speech at Sitingbourne yesterday
| said be believed that English agricultural in-
terests could not be injured by the Mckinley
| Act The bill would rather tend to relieve that
interest of a strain of excessive American COM
petition.
The Elections in Ticino.
| BERNE, October 30th.-1he Grand Council of
| Ticino met at Baliinzons to-day. President
Fognetti endeayored TO argue tnat the recent
votes show that majority of the people were
satisfied with the tssvernment, but he was iu-
terIupied by angry shouts 81 dissent from the
London Dock Laborers.
| LONDON, October Slth.-The Dockeis' Union
| issued manifesto forbidding any strike on ac-
count of the dock comp mics proposed changes.
| II any men are unjustly dismissed they must
complain to the union, which is called upon TO
| prove its stability by thorough discipline
Trial Postponed.
DUBLIS, October S0th.-The trial of Harrison
| and others, on a charge OF lioting has been
postponed for three weeks. Harrison brought
| an action against Magistrate Caddell for assault
and for excluding him from the Court t-house.
The Work of Thieves.
| PEsTH October 30th.-The house occupied by
! Jubsss, Tax Collector at Eriau. was entered by
| burglars last night and Juhass and his house.
keeper were murdered by the thieves.
Colonial Parliament Defeated.
MELBOURNE, october 30th.-The Victorisn
| Ministry defeated the Colonial Parliament by
vote for want of confidence
Apti-Semitic Party Dissolved.
PEsTH. October 3Oth The Anti-Semitic party
in the hungarian Diet has been dissolved, after
| an existence of ten years.
Epidemic Fever.
DUBLIN, October 30th.-An epidemic fever
prevails in Killarney. he disease is attributed
to the use of bad potatoes.