Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-06
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, August 5th.-A Berlin dispatch
to the Times says: Herr Hsnselmann, the
notorious Socialist Deputy, who was excluded
from the Social Democratic party for ex-
pressing his regret over Nihilist failures in
the German Reichstag Tin Germany the So
eialists did not identify themselves with
Nihilists), has hastily embarked for America
in a way which inclines some journals to de-
scribe his departure as precipitate fight for
swindlipg, and himself as an unprincipled.
and sham friend of the working.
men.
RcbelliOus Villages ShelIed.
LONDON, August 5th.-Her Majesty's ship
Danas shelled two rebellious Samoan villages.
and the natives threatened to massacre ali the
white inhabitants. a later telegram at the
Foreign Office states that the rebels surren-
dered to the proper authorities and quiet has
been restored.
The Afghan War.
LONDON, August 5th.-An official dispatch
from Quettah, dated the 4th instant, saws
Natives report that Ayoob Khan was at
Sangahar the LIST instant, appearing uncer-
tain whether to advance or not. Also, that
Ayoob entertained no hope of successfully
attacking Candahar.
LONDON, August 5th.-The Times says
Abdurrahman Khan is undoubtedly pleased
that his most serious rival, Ayoob Khan, has
been weakened by battle and incurred the
vengeance of the British. He sees now that
Ayoob Khan has not the slightest chance of
being allowed to thrust him from the throne.
Election I'm Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, August 5th-An election for a
member of Parliament, caused by Lord
Ramsay's accession to the peerage, takes
place here tomorrow. Plimsoll is the Lib
eral and Lord Claude Hamilton the Conserv-
alive candidate. The Executive Committee
of the Home Rule Confederation recon-
mends Irishmen to abstain from voting be-
cause Plimsoll declined to take the Home
Rule pledge.
The Government and the Condition of
Ireland.
LONDON, August 5th.-Iu the House of
Commons to-day. in reply to an inquiry of
Parnell, the Chief Secretary for Ireland said
" deeply regret the rejection of the COM
pensation bill. 1 do not think we can bring
in another bill on the subject this session.
The Government will protect officers and
Courts in the execution of the laws I hope
plentiful harvest will alleviate the suffer
ings of the farmers. Members of all parties
of both houses should use their influence in
assisting the Government to maintain order
in Ireland"
Gladstone Improving Slowly.
LONDON, August 5th.-Gladstone passed
an excellent night, and is making satisfactory,
though slow progress.
A village Nearly Destroyed.
MADRID, August 5sh.-A fire at Janrietta,
Province of Navarro. destroyed 80 out of LOG
houses which the village contained. Several
persons were injured
The Liberals and the Compensation Bill.
LONDON, August 5th.-The minority of 81
ON the compensation bill in the House of
Lords Included "a officials and 4 ex-nfficials,
and the majority vote inclu led GO Liberals
This morning the question was defeated by a
majority Of II.
Advice to the French Conservatives.
PARIS, August 5th.-1'he Figaro, comment
ing on the result OF the elections for the
Councils General, says Two courses are left
for the Conservatives. either to escape isola-
ton and exclusion from public life, or re-
nounce their daily diminishing hopes, recog-
nizing accomplished facts, and form Con-
sentative party which cannot be charged with
hostility to the Republic.
Another French DueI with the Vsual
Result-Nobody Hurt.
PARIS, August 5th-A duel took place to-
day between the editor of the Gaulois and
the member of the Chamber of Deputies for
Cherbourg, on account of an article in the
Gau'ois. Two shots were exchanged and no
body hurt.
Torrents OF Rain.
VIENNA, August 5th.-Torrents Of rain
have fallen the last few days in the northern
part OF the province of Mohren. The towns
of Marisch, Ostran and the surrounding dis
trict were flooded and several lives lost.
English Marines Ordered 20 Ireland.
LONDON Aupust 9Th - The Stnuda,nps
Chatham correspondent reports that sudden
notice was received last night that the
authorities had resolved to send battalion
of marines to Ireland, consisting of 500 men,
which were ordered to embark Saturday for
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