Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-11-11

Councillor Rossi during the recent revolt
| in Ticino Canton, and whose extradition
was ordered by the Lower English Court,
| came up for hearing in the High Court OF
| Justice to-day. Sir Charles RUSSELL for the
prisoner argued that the Ticino movement
was a popular revolution, and therefore
| the killing of Rossi was a political crime
for which his client could not be extradted.
The hearing was adjourned until to-mor-
row.
Tragedy in Mexico.
| Cry OF MEXICO. November l0sh-A
policeman attempted to take Edward Bou-
ligny of New Orleans to police headquarters
last night, but the latter refused and the
! policeman opened fire on Bnullgny in his
| Office, branch of Bouhguy & Co. of Phil
adelphia. Bouligny returned the fire, and
| his 5ookkeeper, who stood between him
| and the policeman, was fatally shot in the
stomach. The sffair has caused great
sensation, as Bouligny is the largest printer
| here.
No Truth in the Report.
view to-day, Mrs. Jameson denounced as
the basest fabrication the story that her late
husband purchased a girl and turned her
over to the natives to be killed and eaten,
in order that he might have an opportunity
of witnessing and sketching canpibalistic
scene. She says the sketches were only in-
cidents coming under his observation as
| traveller.
The Empress Visit TO the Pope.
LONDON, November 10th-Few incidents
have ever occasioned half as much diplo-
matte correspondence as the contemplated
| visit of the Empress of Austria to the
Pope. The difficulties of both sides are
very great, but the Pope has finally con-
sented on account of the Empress state of
health, to forego formal reception and see
her privately, without any ceremonial
whatever.
Nicaragua Canal
SAN JUAN (NicarsgusC November 10Th
| The Minister of Public Works has advised
the general agent of the Maritime Canal
| Company that the company has more than
| fulfilled its obligations as to expenditures
on work under the requirements of the
concession. The Government has sent
| congratulations to the company on the sat
| isfac.ory condition of the work.
Australian Labor Unions.
MELBOURNE, November 10th.-The labor
unions are suspending their entrance fees
| in some instances and in other cases re-
ducing them, with the objsct Of attracting
laborers into the unions and thus renew
| their strength which has been greatly
shattered by the strike. The unions COM
| plain of the failure of the English unions
| TO respond to the call for funds
Stanley Will Prosecute Barttelot.
LONDON, November 10Th The Pail Mall
| Gazette says Stanley will prosecute Waiter
| Baritelot and others who brought charges
| against him in connection with the contro
versy regarding the resr guard of the Emin
! Relief Expedition. Stanley has retained
! George Lewis and Sir Charlie, Russell to
| conduct the case.
Destitu.ion in Italy.
ROME, November 10,h.-The condition
of the poorer classes of Italy continues de-
plorable. Destitulion prevails il many
quarters, and those who can arrange to do
so are leaving in the hope of bettering
themselves. Six Thousand persons have
emigrated to America during the past ten
days.
Villages Raided by Armenians.
ERzERoUM, November 1Oth.-Five hun
dred armed Armenians concentrated at
| Mador, on Russian territory yesterday, ard
made raid on several Kurdish villages,
| killing five persons. The band was at
tackled and dispersed by Cossacks.
| Fatal Collapse of Building
| PRAGUE, November 10th.-A portion of
| the roof of a house in course of erection
collapsed to day, .demolishing scaffold.
| Five dead workmen and six iDjnred ones
have been extrcated from the ruins.
Others are still buried in the debris.
| King of Spain.
| LONDON, November 10th.-The Clroni
| cles Berlin correspondent says it is ru.
mored in Catholic circles, notwithstanding
official assurances to the contrary that the
young King of Spain is weak and not likely
/ to live long.
| Consumptives Completely Cured.
| BERLIN, November 1Oih-Professor Koch
has dismissed as completely cured several
of the patients whom he has been treating
ment will be made public within three
| weeks.
| Bloody Conflict.
! BERLIN, November 10th.-Tbere was q
| bloody conflict at Ottehsen, a suburb of
| Hamburg, to-day, between striking glass
blowers and 800 Polish 'black legs" One
man was killed and many injured.
Famous Bandit Killed.
HAVANA November 10Th -Advices from
Santiago, Cuba, say that the famous bandit
Velaszus was killed by Government troops,
| and ais band of thirty-four men surren-
dered to the authorities.
Effects of the Late Elections.
LONDON, November 10th The St. Peters
burg correspondent of the Daily Ne,cS says
that the defeat of the high tariff party in
America has depressed the Russian tariff
party.
Anxiety for the Safety of Steamer.
QUEBEc, November 10th.-Corsiderabl
| anxiety is felt here regarding the safety Of
the steamer Vancouver, which sailed from
Liverpool for Montreal October 30;h.
The etanley Controversy.
PARIS, November 10th. lie Temps says:
The Stanley controversy must be referred
to Court of justice. The honor of civili-
cation is involved in the matter.
General BouIanger.
LONDON, November 19sh.-It is reported
Boulanger has left the Island of Jersey for
| an unknown destination.
Death of e-idmiral.
PARIS, November 10th.-Vice-Ad Admiral
| O6ry, Commander of tue French Levant
Squadron, is dead.
Death of an Austrian Ex-Minister.
! VIENNA, November 10th.-Count Maurice
Esterhezy, formerly Austrian Minister to
the Vatican, is dead.
Gold for Spain.
LONDON, November 10th.-The Bank of
France has consented to supply Madrid
with 100000 in gold.
Famous Aeronaut Dead.
PARIS, November 10th. = GODDARD, the
famous French aeronaut, is dead.
Miss Dasher (of Denver $50 sorry the
seasons over, dear. What luck ?" Miss
Brownbean (of Boston, dreamily)-"I am
so transcendently happy. He whom l
love asked me to be his wife. He is fond
of Emerson, is a member of the Beilamy