Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-06
More Arrests to Follow.


LONDON. October 5th.-I understand that
warrants were issued today for about forty
people who were present at the Slaviu-Mc-
Aulitfe fight. They include Lord Gordon,
Lord Marcus Beresford and Richard *.
Fox, with all the hackers and trainers Of
the contestants. There is no good reason
for the recent report that both contestants
will surely be sent to prison, though it is
likely both will be heavily fined. The
reason the Treasury undertook the prose-
cution was not so much to make an ex-
ample of these men as to establish prece-
dent for making glove fights illegal here
after in England.
Our Tariff Denounced,
VIENNA. October 9th. - The Austrian
newspapers are full of angry articles on
the new American tariff, which receives
more downright abuse than genuine criu-
cism. The Government is trying to allay
excitement over the measure. The Minis
ter of Commerce addressing deputstion,
frankly declared he was unable TO exercise
pressure in Washington, because the
American imports into Austria are so
small, but be promised to try to induce
President Harrison to grant facilities for
the mother-of. pearl industries.
stanley's Plans.
AXIS, OClODtI Otu.-ACNOAninS W q ~
porter of La France, who claims TO have
had an interview with Stanley, the ex-
plorer, the latter said "Assuredly l shall
not soon return TO Africa. First of all, l
have TO give lectures in the United States;
then | am entitled TO a little rest. | can
not bear inactivity. Every time l came
back from Africa l promised myself
would not return, but always forgot the
previous resolutions. Il may happen
again"
No Cabinet Yet.
LONDON, October 5th.-The London cor
respondent of the Daily Neps says he un-
derstands that Ferrao is purposely delaying
the formation of a new Cabinet until he
has conferred with Lord Salisbury, whose
consent he desires TO the arbitration OF the
whole question in dispute between Eng
land and Portugal.
Marrow Escape.
VIENNA, October 5th. = The Austrian
and German Emperors had narrow
escape from serious accident while riding
in carriage at Mueresteg to-day. The
horses SHE'D, throwing the carriage against
a tree, partially wrecking the vehicle. The
two rulers alighted unhurt,
Narrow Escape of Prince LuitpOId.
MUNICH, October 5th.-At the annual
fete to day, during The inspection of prize
bulls, one of the animals broke loose and
dashed into the mass of spectators, tramp
ling upon people right and left. Many
persons were injured, but none seriously.
Prince Luitpold mad narrow escape.
The Tipperary Arrests.
LONDON, October 5.h.-Colonel Caddel,
of the cases of o 'Brien and Dillon at Tip
peraDy, is writing q long letter, in which
he charges Mosley with having distorted
the facts in recent speech in relation to
Tipperary affairs.
Report Confirmed.
BERLIN, October 9th. - The Vobsesche
Zeituag received confirmation of the report
that General Bardovski and so soldiers
were drowned during the recent man
ouvers in Russia, By the collapse Of q
bridge.
Application of Duties Suspended.
MADRID, October 5ih.-The Cabinet has
decided to suspend the application of the
new Cuban tariff pending reply to repre-
sentations to be made to the United States
Government by the Spanish Minister.
Victory for the Revolutionary Party.
BERNE, October 5th.-The revolutionary
party in the Canton of Tichino has won
victory on the question of revising the
constitution, the vote standing 11,92S for
IL ,S36 against.
Many workmen Arrested.
ST. PETERSBURG, October 5th-Thirty
arrests have been made here in connection
with the workmens political movement.
Many other arrests were made in the in
terror.
Reciprocity Negotiations.
MADRID, October 5th.-A rumor is cur.
rent that the Spanish Government intends
to enter into negotiations with the United
States for reciprocity concessions touching
Cuban and American products.
Ironworkers Locked Out.
LONDON, October 5th.-The fires have
been quenched in all but few of the
Scotch iron furnaces. The lockout will
reduce the market supply to 10000 tons
weekly.
Grateful for His Reception.
PARIS, October 5th-The Comte de Paris
has sent cable dispatch to friends here,
saying that be was profoundly touched by
the warm welcome he received in America.
Cholera in Barcelona.
MADRID, October 5th.-Cholera is be-
lieved to have b, ken out in Barcelona,
where five suspectev. cases were reported,
two Of them being fatal.
Import Duties Increased.
MoNTEvIDEo, October 5th.-Import duties
have been increased five per cent. and ex-
port duties restored.
Five Persons Killed.
PARIS, October 5ah.-By the bursting OF
reservoir al La Lon6e to day five persons
were killed and thirty injured,
Conversion Law Passed.
BUEsos AYREs, october 5.h.-oongress