Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-25
Bishop Freppel and the Budget.

PARIS, October Oath I'm the Chamber to-
day Bishop Freppel made q severe attack
upon the budget. He advocated the reduc-
tion of the staff of civil service, and re-
trenchment in the estimates for education.
He approved the trans-Sahara railway
project, but urged that its construction be
left to private enterprise. The budget, he
said, weighed heavily on the financial con-
dition of France, especially because it had
become the weapon against religion.
Soubeyran declared that the budget was
a fallacious expedient 10 avoid real re-
forms.
Was it Jack?
LONDON, October 24th.-The Jack the
Ripper" scare is on again.
To night in a secluded part of the South
Hampstead locality was found the dead
body of woman whose head had been
nearly severed, while the body showed
marks of kicks and bruises sufficient to
cause death.
The victim was woman of low repute,
and this was sufficient TO start the cry of
Jack, the Ripper
O'shaa- -ParneH Case.
LONDON, October 24th.-The trial of the
divorce suit brought by Captain O'Shea
against his wife, in which Parnell is
named as co respondent, is set down for
the middle of Novem Der. A counter alle-
CATION will be made against 0'Shea by his
wife. Parnell has retained as counsel Sir
Charles Russell and Herbert H. Assuth,
who defended him before the Parnell Com
mission.
Turbulent Canadian Indians
OTTAWA (Ont), October 24th.-The In
dians about the Goat river district, British
Columbia, are threatening to exterminate
the whites who have gone into that country
unless they are compensated for the miner
ais taken from that district. The latest ad-
vices state the Indians nave gone on the
war-path. A detachment of mounted po-
lice will be sent to quell the uprising.
Fired Upon by Russian Guards.
WARSAW, October oath A party of 800
Poles, while attempting to reach the Prus-
sian territory to-day with the intention of
emigrating to Brazil, were fired upon by
the Russian frontier guard. when the
order to return had been disUbeyed by the
Poles. Six men, two women and one child
were killed.
Fight on Hand.
ZANZIBAR, October 24!h.-Ihe Sultan of
Vitu has refused to surrender TO the British
authorities or afford redress for the recent
massacre, and on the contrary is actively
natives from the surrounding tribes are ad-
herring to his standard. Fighting is in
evitable.
Surrender of a Swiss Radical
LONDON, October 24th-The hearing for
the extradition of Casinos, the Swiss Radi-
cal arrested in London on the charge of
having killed Councillor Rossi at Bellin-
zona, Switzerland, during the recent revolt,
ended to. day The Magistrate ordered that
he be extradited.
Ex-Queen Natalie.
BELGRADE, October 24th.-Ex. Queen Ma
talie has informed the Servian Regents
that, failing in an immediate settlement,
regarding the personal relations between
herself and her SOD, King Alexander, she
will appeal to the Skuptschina for satis-
faction.
African Railway Project.
BERLIN, October 24th.-A number of
capitalists have promised to subscribe To-
000,0 900 marks to aid Baron Wissmann s
project to construct railway from Oar es-
Salaam, seaport of Africa, twenty five
miles southeast of Zanzibar, to Bagamayo,
Africa.
Cotton-Raising in Asia.
ST. PETERSBURG, October 24th-A COM
pany of Russian and Belgian capitalists
mas Deen organized 10 engage IN cotton
planting in AmooCaria and Bokhsra, in
Central Asia. The new organization has a
capital of 800 600 rubles.
Dillon and O'Rrien.
PARIS, October 24th.-Dillon and O'Brien,
accompanied by Mrs. O'Brien, leave Paris
tonight for Havre, where they will en-
bark tomorrow morning on the steamer
La Champagne for New York.
Australian Strikers Resumipg Work.
SYDNEY, October 24th.-The miners at
the Lithgow collieries will resume work On
Monday. Their action is regarded as a
death blow to the extensive strikes through
out Australia
Proud of Them.
DUBLIN, October 24th.-The Tipperary
sureties of Dillon and O'Brien have sent
kilograms to the latter wishing them God
speed, and saying they are proud to bear
the responsibility of their exploit.
Advises Peace.
ROME, October 24th.-The Pope has in
structed the French Bishops to avoid a
conflict with the French Government.