Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-19
Recention given .y Mrs. Mackay.

to be poured into the congested districts.
What is needed is TO stimulate, not TO les
sen the self-reliance of the people.
Reception Given by Mrs. Mackay.
New YORK, October 1S.h.-A World
special SAYS: Mrs. John W. Msckay started
the autumn season in the American colony
in London this week by reception given
TO meet her father, Colonel Daniel Hunger
| ford. Among the guests were Colonel Ochil
tree, Isador Wormser and N. Remenyi
The latter says he has just sigued con-
| tract to give one hundred concerts IN the
United States this winter.
Mr. Maekay sailed on the Msjestic, tax.
! ing with him his eldest son, who has given
| up his career at Oxford in order to take
| position in New York in his fathers cable
office.
BoGlangers Extravaganza.
| PARIS, October 1Sth.-Naquet, for long
| time Boulanger's most trusted supporter,
| but who abandoned the General, says the
| resources of the Boulapgist party having
| become exhausted through the extrava-
| gance of the General, the Royalists, who
| were secretly supporting the Boulangist
movement, collected 100000 francs 10 Sc
| cure the election of Boulangist Deputies.
Half of the fund was contributed by the
| Comte de Paris. The Boulangists, how
ever. secured only l, 800 600 francs, the re-
mainder being diverted by Boulanger from
| the uses TO which the subscribers meant 1t
should be applied.
| Returned to London.
New YORK, October iSth.-A Times Lon
don letter says that Violet Nevin, who was
kidnapped some months ago and sent to
San Francisco, has returned safely TO Lon
don. She was placed on train by Miss
Hastrick September 18th, and was met at
New York by friend of the mother,
who placed her on the City of Rome.
She was produced in Court in London,
October Slh, and was permitted TO remain
temporarily in the custody of her uncle,
John Connolly, who had sent her to
America.
Gladstone Speaks on the Labor Question.
LONDON, October 18th.-Gladstone writes
that Haworth, who recently criticised the
ex- Premier's utterances on the labor ques-
ton, has fallen in the error of confounding
his {Gladstone's) comments on the general
eight. hour law with bis views on the
miners bill. He says he desires to keep an
open mind on the subject, and to gather
the general opinion, and that he never ex-
pressed a final judgment on the matter.
BaIfour Denounces Morley.
LONDON, October 16th.-At a meeting Of
the Northern Conservative Union at New
| castle to-day Balfour renewed his attack on
John Morley, charging him with misrepre-
senting and misquoting some of the Irish
authorities. He defended the action of the
police at Tipperary, saying that Colonel
Caddell, knowing the dangerous character
of the mob, was perfectly justified in NOV
ing on it.
No Opposition Would be Encountered.
New YORK, October 1S,h.-A World
Paris special says: O'Brien says; He
has not taken and could not openly take
our side, but l think l may tell you that if
Parliament were tomorrow to adopt laws
which we demand, no opposition on the
part of the Prince of Wales would be en-
countered"
| New Vessel Launched.
ST. PETERSBURG, October 1S.h. = The
| Gar to-day launched the new barbette
| iron clad Caught in the presence of the
| Czarina and high naval officials. 1t is
stated that the Czarowitch, on his coming
| tour, will return by sea, visiting several
| American ports.
National Bank of Mexico.
| Cry OF MEXICO. October 1Sth.-A rumor
| is current that French syndicate, headed
by the Rothschilds, have purchased a
majority of the stock of the National Bank
| of Mexico, and will take charge of the in
stitution shortly. The bank officials refuse
to speak.
| Severe Storm.
LONDON, October 1Sth.-A severe storm
prevails along the North British Coast.
The British feet lying al Scarborough was
compelled to run to sea to escape being
blown ashore. Three sailors were drowned.
Buenos Ayres.
LONDON. October 1Sth.-A dispatch from
Buenos Avres says that the supporters of
ex-President Celman are intriguing, with
a view of returning him to power.
In State of Eruption.
ROME, October 1Sth.-Mouut Etna is in
a state of eruption. The whole eastern
side of the mountain is covered with a
thick layer of cinders.
Sir Henry Wolf Insane.
LONDON. October 1Sth.-It is reported
that Sir Henry Drummond Wolff, British
! Minister to Persia, in addition to physical
illness, has become insane.
Believed to be Lost.
LONDON. October 1Sth.-The italian tor
pedo boat which left Naples some time ago
for Spezzia is missing, and is believed to be
lost.
HALIFAX, October 1Sth-The Govern
ment steamer Napoleon was wrecked near
| Little Glace Bay. The crew escaped.
Miners on Strike.
BRUSSELS, October 1S.h.-Three thousand
miners have struck in the Charleroi dis
trict.
| Minister Lincoln Coming Home.
| LONDON, October 1Sth.-Minister Lincoln
sails for America on the 10Th inst.
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