Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-11-12
Cruel Eyictions.

DUBLIN November 11th.-The threat
ened evictiors on the Olpheft estate began
this morning. A large number of heavily
armed police were on the ground Sixteen
families, comprising one hundred people
were elected from their homes. a number
of English visitors witnessed the evictions,
and afterwards held an indignation meet
ing, Genouncing the action of the owners of
the estate.
LONDON, November 11th.-A dispatch TO
the Times about the evictions says that in
the houses where eviction was expected no
potatoes were found, but in one house
where eviction was not looked for two tons
of excellent potatoes were discovered.
German Schools.
BERLIN, November 11th.-The National
Zei:,lag says: The Emperor will shortly
issue an edict directing that teachers IN ma
tional schools must be familiar with the
principles of political economy, to enable
them to demonstrate the error of Socialistic
teaching. In religion less attention shall
be paid to mnemonic exercises and more
TO comprehension of the ethical side of re-
ligion. In the higher schools modern his
tory, especially of Prussia, must be taught
and the benefits which Prussian Kings
have always conferred on the workingmen
must be included. The edict was drafted
before Bismarck resigned.
Irish Question.
LONDON, November 11th.-The leading
Conservative newspapers comment on the
withdrawal of the sppeal for funds by the
American committee of the Irish famine
as a confession that no famine exists, ard
that there is no real fear of any want that
cannot be met by the local and imperial
authorities. They say the Parnellites over
reached themselves in creating the appre-
hension of famine, and are now compelled
to acknowledge that they have been duping
the public at home and abroad.
Booths Scheme.
LONDON, November 11th-Bancroft, a re-
tired actor and theatrical manager, has Of
fered to donate f1 900 if ninety-nine others
will each subscribe like sum, for the pur
pose of providing General Booth, the
leader of the Salvation Army, with the
money necessary to make a trial of his
scheme for the improvement of the condi-
ton of the lower classes as set forth in In
Darkest England"
Bloody End of Meeting.
ROME, November 11th. - A Socialist
meeting held near Ravenna to-day culmi-
mated in fight in which revolvers and
| knives were freely used. One man was
authorities have given notice that servants
of the church who vote in the coming cleo
| tons will be deprived OF their emoluments.
Detying the Portuguese.
CAPE Town. November 11th-Major
| Johnston and DR.. Jameson, the discoverers
OF a short route between Mashonanland
| and the sea by way of the Pungive river,
arrived. They report the Manica country
being rapidly occupied by mining pros.
pectors and farmers, who are ready to set
at defiance the Portuguese claims to the
territory.
A Boulangist Sat Upon.
PARIS, November 11th.-Chiche, a Bou-
laDgist in the Deputies to-day made an
effort to have the secret service vote sup
pressed on the ground that it was used to
corrupt electors. Constans, Minister of
the Interior, refuted the assertion, and the
vote passed by 80 to 120.
Emperor williams Suggestion.
BERLIN, November 11th.-Emperor Will.
lam to-day opened the debate at the ses-
sion of the Prussian Council of Agricult-
ure. He advocated the need of enforcing
increased protection for the lives and
health of laborers by the employment of
agricultural machines.
Castioni at Liberty.
LONDON, November 1ltl.-At tue con-
| clusion of the hearing on appeal Of Castioni,
the Swiss radical who killed Councillor
Rossi during the recent revolt at Billinzona,
Switzerland, the Court granted writ of
habeas corpus and Castioni was discharged
from custody tonight.
Secession of Marine Officers.
MELBOURNE, November 11th.-The Trades
Council announces that the secession of
the marine officers leaves nothing to fight
for. Ship owners have opened free labor
bureau.
Grand Duke Nicholas Insanity.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 11th.-Grand
Duke Nicholas is about to be transferred
from Yalta to his residence here. His
doctors declare that he is incurably insane.
Terrible Disaster.
VIENNA, November 11,h-A ferry boat
capsiZad near Besztsitz TO- day, and fifty
five peasants were drowned. 1t was over
loaded with men and wagons and horses.
Brazilian Gold.
LONDON, November 11th.-The National
Bank of Brazil has shipped $500 600 in
gold to its London branch. The gold is
due in London early in December.
Justice Coleridge Recovered.
LONDON, November 11th.-Lord Chief
Justice Coleridge has recovered and will re-
sumo duties.