Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-11-16
REVOLUTION IN HONDURAS.
President Bogran Defeats Sanchez and
Takes the CAPITAL,


TEGUcIGALPA (Honduras), November
15th.-The rebellion headed by Sanchez is
practically ended, The revolutionary forces
were utterly routed by the army of Presi-
dent Bogran, and he is in full possession of
the Capital City, with the exception of one
barrack, where the remnant of the defeat
ed army is closely imprisoned. If any Of
the rebel leaders escape death it will be
through the leniency of the President.
Skirmishing began before daybresk yes
terday, and heavy fighting occurred in
the forenoon, lasting all day. The loss
so far has been very heavy on both sides.
Bogran has Sanchez and his army sur
rounded in one of the barracks, which is
being bombarded by solid shot and she'll.
Sauchez's only chance is to make a sortie.
If he does not he will become prisoner,
which means not alone his death, but that
of all his leaders and many soldiers. Bog
ran has already taken many prisoners. The
city is badly wrecked by the shells, and the
inhabitants, men, women and children, are
thoroughly terrorized.
Barrillas remained neutral during the
trouble.
Before tomorrow night the Capital will
surely be in the hands of thePresident, and
the brief rebellion of Sanchez will be a
hottCl VI dictOAy- CASCPi. pCAAdpsi tuC GAG
cution, which will surely follow the unsuc-
cessful attempt to overthrow the Govern
ment.
EVERYTHING QUIET.
La L1BERTAD, November 15th.-Advices
received from Honduras are that Sanchez
has been captured by President Bogran's
forces, after a severe struggle, and the
revolution is probably at an end. The
country in general is quiet, and the SYM
pathies of the people are with Bogran.
Most of Sanchez's men were killed in
the final struggle. Sanchez and few Of
ficers who were captured were hurried to
the public square and shot without any de-
lay. Thus ends Sanchez's revolution.
While Sanchez was in power, he executed
two men of Bogran's Cabinet, one of them
Simon Martinez.
The Linking of the Serpent.
LONDON, November 15th.-A statement
of one of the survivors of the warship Ser
pent SAYS that she struck the rocks at 10
O'Clock at night while running nine knots
an hour. The weather was very thick and
the wind blowing hard. A tremendous
swell was on. After striking she thumped
on the rocks half an hour, then slid Off
and sank. The officers remained on the
bridge to the last. The crew, by order of
the Captain, took to the rigging. The sur
vivors were members of the life-boat crew,
and had on life belts. This aided in saving
them.
Parnen Will Not Lead.
LONDON, November 15th.-The Dublin
Express says Parnell has informed promi-
nent men in the Irish Parliamentary party
that he will not lead the party in Parlia-
ment during the coming session.
1t is said that Sexton has been appointed
to move in Parliament the Parnellite
to the address in reply TO the
speech from the throne. This implies that
be will lead the Parnellites during the abb
sence of their chief.
The Argentine Republic.
BUENos AYREs, November 18th .-Presi-
dent Pelligrini, replying to deputation,
declared that he would never authorize the
of the redemption of the public
debt. His aim was to develop the re-
sources of the country, and he hoped a
sound economy of State affairs would soon
be re-established.
Railroad Building.
OTTAWA, November 15th.-A representa-
i've of the Great Northera Railway here
states that 5000 men are now employed in
constructing line from Assinaboine, on
he Northern Pacific, 10 Puget Sound, and
hence TO Seattle. Tie line is expected to
De completed September next.
Balfour Victorious.
GLASGOW, November 15th.-At the cleo
ion of Rector of Glasgow University to-
lay, Balfour, Chief Secretary of Ireland
Conservative, was elected by 94S votes,
against III for Lord Aberdeen (LiberaD.
Strike Ended.
MELBOURNE, November 15th.-The sea-
men, stewards and wharfmen, who have
been on strike for several months, have
,iven up the struggle and resumed work.
Terrible Railway Accident.
SALosIcA, November 15th.-A railway
rain from Askub, with q large number of
soldiers, was derailed near here. Thirty
PERSONS were killed and forty injured.
French Steamer Wrecked.
LONDON, November 15th.-The French
teamer LIE Chatelier was wrecked in fog
,ff the mouth of the Loire. The crew
scaped in boats.
Six Years imprisonment.
LONDON, November 15th.-Kate Riordan,
ord, was to-day sentenced to six years i'm
Wedding Bells.
PARIS, November 15th.-The marriage Of
Jomte Gallifet and Miss Stevens, of Amer.
ca. took place in the parish at Montmor-
ncy to-day, with great ceremony.
Death of Painter.
LONDON, November 15th.-John Lewis |
Brown, the painter, died in Paris.