Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Trouble Between the Russian and
German Officers.

BERLIN, January 16th.-The Russians be-
came so excited in the late difficulty with
German soldiers that they actually drew
swords on the guests, and bloodshed was
only preserved by the interference of the
Russian Colonel, who conducted the Russians
to his own quarters, and ordered an escort
of thirty Hussars to conduct them to
the frontier, as he feared the Rus
sian officers would lay in ambuscade
for them. Profuse apologies will doubt
less be made at st. Petersburg, but the affair
illustrates the feeling prevalent in Russian
military circles. A semi official newspaper,
the Post, says: "What has occurred shows
the sentiment of the Russian army regarding
ence on the Russian policy. will sooner or
later, according to opportunity, be translated
into action"
BERLIN, January 16th.-The Commander of
the Fifth Prussian Corps telegraphs from
Posen that the reported quarrel between
Prussian and German army officers at Kali
isshe, Poland, never occurred, and that the
entire story is pure fabrication. The Ham
burg newspaper correspondent is responsible
for the publication.
The REoting AT Pesti,. Hungary.
LONDON, January 16th.-Rioting was re-
suned in Pesth last night on formidable
scale. Gas-lamps in the street in front of the
Casino Club House were broken, and shots
from revolvers fred at the police. One police
man was wounded and twenty-one rioters ar
rested. A correspondent says the last and
worst Of the mob is composed entirely of labor
ers and roughs. and hints that the Interna-
tional Society is believed to be at the
bottom of the mischief. Newspapers of all
shades of opinion denounce the authors of
IL H. ~, nAal -,
the demonstration on the first day have pub
lished declaration disclaiming any connec-
ton with the rioting 4 correspondent de-
clares that it is extremely doubtful who fired
the fatal shots, but the belief is that they
proceeded from the rioters themselves. Ser
tainly," he says, ''no order was given the
troops to fire.
The MOntenegrins and AIbanians.
VIENNA, January 16th.-The Turkish Am
bassador has received the following explana-
ton regarding the recent conflict in Albania :
The MOntenegrins attacked a village near
PLAYA and took 200 head of cattle. The next
day they advanced towards CUISINE and
PLAYA, where the Albanians attacked and
drove them across the frontier The Alban-
ians lost 45 killed and GO wounded.
CensurabIe Language.
PARIS, January 16th.-De Bandry DAs-
son, member for Verde, in the course of his
attack on the Ministry in the Chamber of
Deputies yesterday, said the Government,
being in a state of political bankruptcy,
its motto of Liberty, Equality and
Fraternity" should be replaced by "Ser-
Witty, Rapacity and Iniquity." For this
language a vote of censure was passed upon
him.
AGairs in Ireland.
DUBLIN, January 16th.-The Irish relief
fund instituted by the Duchess of Marlbor-
ough amounts to e19, 900.
The police escorting the process servers at
Kilmina County Mayo, were severely NAL
treated last night and obliged to retreat,
though they had their rifles loaded and bayo-
nets fixed. The process servers had their
clothing torn and processes captured.
The Case of the Irish Agitators.
DUBLIN, January 16th.-The writs served
on Davitt, DAILY, Killen and Brennan, in
dicted for sedition, being returnable to-day,
they attended the Crown Office, end were in
formed that they still have four days before
surrendering. The proceedings connected
with their surrender will be formal and
private. Many formalities, probably occu-
plying week, must be observed before the
trial can commence.