Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-30
EegElGE NEVIS.
Goed Behavior Desirable.

LONDON, January 29th.-Wm. IL. Smith,
the First Lord OF tile Admiralty, in q speech
at Westminster last night, referring to the
obstructive policy Of the Irish members at
the recent session, said it behooyed all to
concern themselves deeply in securing deco
rous procedure III the business Of the House.
The Great Fire at .Eassy, MOidavia.
BUCHAREST, January 29th.-The great fire
at Jassy, which destroyed the Administrative
Palace, is still raging. and the flames have
extended to the adjacent building. A large
number of records, which cannot be replaced,
were destroyed i'll the palace.
The Recent Hungarian Riots.
VIENNA, January 29th.- consequence of
the recent riots III Pesth, the President of
the Council and Minister of the Interior is
preparing bills to be presented to the Legis-
lature, restricting the rights of association and
public meeting and the liberty Of the press.
PEsTH, January 29th.-The lower House
OF the Hungary Diet, by an overwhelming
majority, approved the explanation of Herr
lisa concerning the course of the Govern
ment during the recent riots here. growing
out of the duel between Baron Maithenyi
and Herr Veshovay.
Another Gallery Horror.
BERIIy, January 29th.-A fce-damp ex-
plosion has occurred in a colliery at AlIesser,
Saxony. Ten of the dead and wounded have
been taken out Of the pit. 1t is believed that
there are five corps. S still in the pit.
Count Won MOitke on the Reduction OF
the German As Ely.
Berlin, January 18th. - Count Won
Moltke, Chief Marshal OF the German Elm
pie, In reply to 4 correspondent who re-
quested him to use his influence with the
Emperor for reduction of the army, writes
rs follows: 1.-The power of the Emperor
cannot impress all nations with the convic-
ton that even . victorious war is q national
misfortune. That conviction can only be the
result of the moral education of nations. the
fruit of which We shall neither of us live to
see"
The Public Meetings Ell Adopted.
PANS, January 29th.-The Chamber Of
Deputies has adopted. by vote of 2GS to
1919, the clause of the bill relating to public
meetings, supporting the Government in
favor of the suppression OF political clubs
La Rochefeucauld, Legitimiit {, opposed the
clause. He said ne believed the Legitimists
had everything to expect from liberty and
from developing relations with the people
He favored the Constitution and liberties Of
England.
The German Army BiiI-Diycrsc Views.
LONDON, January Doth Journal de
81. PttaTGurg does rot consider that the
German Army Bill implies departure from a
peaceful policy. The Moscow Gazette and
Noroe FrcMga think that the bill is excu-
sivsly directed against France The Gazette
dc st. Petersburg believes that Russia alone is
menaced, while the GoioS holds that Poland
is the bone of contention.
Terrible Disaster in Ghc Caspian sea.
New YORK, January 29th.-The Gruphic
publishes a dispatch from Odessa, contain ing
a rumor that a Russian transport vessel. wi
2 0G0 troops aboard had been lost in the
Caspian Sea, and most if not all the soldiers
persisted.
Gross FaisehOods.
LONDON, January 29th.-The Duchess of
Marlborough characterizes Parnels state
ment that the fund which bears her name
only relieves tenants who have paid their
rent, and that its promoters have political
objects, as gross falsehoods.
Italian Interests in South America.
RoME, January 29th-ID view of the crit
ical position of Italian interests in South
America, the Government viii send out two
men-of-war for their protection, if the Con-
sular report warrants 1t.
Marching Against The British.
CABUL, January 29th.-The Ex-Governor
of ,Jellalabad is now within one days march
of Ghuznee, with a number of guns and some
Sepovs. and has announced his intention to
attack the British.
Fire in Dublin.
DUBLIN, January 29th.-A fire broke out
in biscuit factory here tonight, and is now
raging violently. The flames are spreading
rapidly, and the damage already reaches
e50,000.
Relieving The Distress.
DUBLIN, January 29th.-The subscriptions
TO the Mansion House fund aggregate 500 COO.
Forty-nine grants, amounting to e. 500, were
made to-day. The distress is ON the increase.