Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-26

his right sat Colonel Bodine, and on his left
Mr. Clarke. Among other guests were Mr..
Barrows, the American Consul, and Major
Leech. After the usual local toasts, the
health of the President of the United States
was proposed and cordially received. Bar
rows replied in brilliant speech. He said
the President of the United States was hardly
a personality. He was the expressed will of
forty-fve millions of people. 1t was a mat
ter of pride and congratulation that the office
of President was open to the humblest in
America. He instanced the nomination of
Garfield, who sprung from the very loins of
the people.
Rife shooting in Ireland.
CLoNTARF, June 25th.-The six men Sc.
lected to compose the team on the American
side for the contest at Dallymount practiced
to-day They fired only five shots at the 500
and SEQ yards targets, but full round at
LOCO yards, which resulted as follows ::
Clark. 20, 25 81 Scott, %, %. 6S Fisher,
%, SO. 6S; Rathbone, %. q, IS; Farrow,
%, %, 69 !; Brown, %, q, 50.
The Distress in Ireland.
DUBLIN, June 25th.-Famine fever has APP
peared in Killbran, Sligo county.
At meeting of the Committee of the
Mansion House Relief Fund to- day, it was
stated authoritatively that the fund afforded
only IHfee WSeehs supply, anu 1t was only
to charitable organizations that the people
can look to be saved from famine the next
few months.
The supplementary Conference al Berlin.
BERLIN, June 25th.-It is expected that
the Supplementary Conference will be able to
conclude its labors tomorrow, and protocol
will be then adopted declaring that the EN-
bassadors have fixed the Greek frontier. The
ambassadors will then report to their re-
spective Governments, and the Powers will
dispatch an identical note to the Porte an
nouncing the decision of the Conference.
Sarah Beruhardrs Purse Tapped.
PARIS, June 25th.-The Tribunal of the
Seine has condemned Sarah Bernhardt to
pay the Coincide Franchise 100, 600 francs
damages, and has further declared her to
have forfeited all rights and privileges re.
sulting from her engagement of 1879 with
the Coincide Franchise, which is equivalent
to an additional loss of about a, 600 francs.
The Jesuit Question In France.
PARIS, June 251h.-In the Senate the de-
bate was resumed to-day on the report against
accepting the petitions against the Jesuit de-
crees. Premier De Freyciuet defended the
DEGREES. The motion of the Duke d'Audif-
President of the Council and the Minister of
Justice was then reiected-127 to 143.
The Frane0.Amertcan Treaty.
PARIS, June 18th. Premier De Freycinet,
receiving deputation in favor of the Franco
American commercial treaty, said overtures
had been made by the French Minister at
Washington, but Secretary Evarts had re-
piled that though such treaty was desirable,
circumstances obliged the United State Gov
eminent to defer negotiations
Closing Of Public Houses on Sunday.
LONDON, June 25th.-In the House of
Commons this evening, the motion of Steven.
son Q4ibera) for closing public. houses on
Sunday in England and Wales was adopted
-153 to 115-with Peate's amendment that
said houses should be closed as nearly as pos
sible the whole day. The Government OPP
posed the measure.
Treaty of Peace.
ALEXANDRIA, June 25th.-King John has
concluded treaty of peace with the Egypt
ian Government.
The Morocco Conference.
MADRID, June 25th-In the Morocco Con-
ference to-day the ENJOYS approved the Aus
TRAN proposal in favor of religious liberties
for the Jews, and will present the proposal
to the Moorish Envoy. The last sitting of
the Conference will take place to-day.
Spanish Reform.
MADRID, June 255h.-The Council Of State
has adopted the bill regulating the conditions
of service of negroes III Cuba, reducing the
number of working hours and prohibiting
corporal punishment.