Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-22

rests have been made, mestlJ of ItaliaI
wo.kmen.
Some manufacturers have dismissed theil
Italian workmen.
| The French and italian workmen renewed
the hight tonight, and at 10 o'clock seriou.
struggle was proceeding. Troops are march
ing to the spot
The Feeling nj Rome ever fhe NarsetlIes
Affair.
| LONDON, June 22d-A. a.-There is great
| excitement at Rome over the Marseilles
riots. During the furore over Tnuis Italy
was hampered by the necessity of having To
float a new loan of Ga, goo 900 lire 1880, co.,
| 000l for the resumption of specie payments,
which she thought she would have to raise in
| France Since then, however, Barring Bros
and Hambro 4 Co., of London. have taken
up the loan. which will be issued in London,
Vienna, Paris and New York in July, and
both the Government and the people are in a
position to speak plainly with regard to the
conduct of France. Depretes, the Premier, is
being urged by men of all shades of opinion
to make forcible statement to the French
Government.
Foreign Policy of France.
PARIS, June 2lst -Barthelemy ST. Hill
aire, Minister of Foreign Affairs, yesterday
sent q circular to the French representatives
abroad setting forth the policy of France in
the Montenegrip, Greek and Tunisian ques-
tons He points out that the French foreign
policy is constantly Inspired by desire to
maintain peace, as nobody in the world can
| doubt that France would Immediately take
up arms il compelled by honor or tie self
defense OF her Government, and has 20 d. fl
Guilty in declaring that it wishes to settle am.
| icabiy all international questions. The cir
cular repeats the assurance that the 1uniS
expedition was only undertaken to chastiseN
marauders. France. in fulfilling tie duty
imposed by her merit and material superior.
ity, will assist in regulating the Tunisian ad.
uinis.rstion and extend her impartial protee-
ton to the enterprise of all nations.
The Kew international Question.
LONDON, Jure 21st.-The Ntles under
stands that communications with the United
States Government in regard to incentives to
crimes in the United Kingdom published by
Irish papers in America viii be conducted at
Washington THROUGH Liouel Sackville West.
successor to Sir Edward Thornton. Amor g
the articles to which the attention of the
Washington Cabinet will be called is ole
speaking OF what is called last Visit Of Il e
Prince OF Wales to tie Continent" and indi-
eating the methods by which fatal railway
accident might be produced with immunity.
and another consisting of what processes to
be an account of the trial of Gladstone by
secret society, followed by his condemnation
to death.
Legislative Independence for Ireland.
New York, June 21st.-The Reralds
London special says: The Heyulds recent
editorials on the necessity of legislative indie
pendence for Ireland and the establishment
of grand Imperial Parliament, including
repre- sentatives from Australia, Canada, tie
Eu Trala nd on1 SnnftopH OF rpr,ch
attention in political circles especially
among the Irish members of all shades OF
opinion, for on this point the majority of
Irishmen are agreed. In the editorials the
Herald expresses, SO far as the cable informs
me, the ultimate aim Of the Irish agitators,
though hitherto they have been almost alto
gether silent on the subject-st least in Par
lament. They have thought first of getting
the land bill, and after ward of raising the
more serious question, saying, justly enough,
perhaps, that il the greater questions come
up for discussion the land bill would have
little chance of careful consideration, and
that this vexed question is better settled be.
fore than after the change According to my
idea. England proper-Ireland, Scotland.
Wales and the various Coionies-should al
be represented there, each at the same time
having its separate domestic Parliament to
manage its own business Such an idea is
OWING every day in the Colonies.
A Deserter surrendcrs Himself.
| DUBLIN, June 21st-The Port Arlingto n
rolice have arrested man who repres sntt d
| himself TO be an officer Of the United States
| steamer Trenton, and stated that he deserted
from his vessel in Genoa, in cons quencs of a
gambling loss. He visited . magistrate ard
said he wished TO give himself up.
A severe Criticism.
| LONDON, June 2lst-The Sportsman SAYS
thai some Of the Hen ey Ste van s staid away
from the meeting, so not to go on record
on the matter of admitting Cornell, and Sc
verely condemns this cowsrdly method of
opposing their entrance. The matter is con-
temptible, and disgrace OF which E1glsn nd
should be ashamed.
Demonstration Prevented.
RoME, June 2lst.-The police foiled the
anti-rent demonstration to-day.
Crusade Against Gambling Resumed.
MADRID, June 21st.-The authorities have
resumed the raids on gambling hels. a
young man, son of gambling-honse keeper,
who was arrested in the act of throwing
pstard, confessed that he was an agent Of
vast conspiracy OF persons who for five months
have alarmed Madrid hoping thereby to
force the authorities to tolerate gambling!
Killed, Wounded and Missing.
LONDON, June 2lst Eighty men were
killed, wounded and missing from the pillage
of the Esparte factories at Saba. Less,
$3.50. 600.
The SuIfan's Murderer.
CoNsTANTISoPLR, June 2lst-TGe trial of
those accused Of the murder of Abdul Aziz
will occur in tent under the shelter Of the
Sultan's palace.
The Amei RS Fight.
LONDON, June 21st.-The Vicerov of In
dia reports that Ayoob Kahn lost $50 men in
the fight with the Amer on the 11th and II
prisoners. The Ameer left Cabul on the
10Th instant.
Indignant Newspapers Reward offered.
CRY OF MExIco, June 16 1.-THE Mexi.
can press asks hy what authority Lieutenant
Bulls crossed the Rio Grande in pursuit of
marauders, contrary to treaty stipulatiors
and tending to create bad feeling between
the two countries The Pdtrid declares that
the crossing was made becsuse Mexico was
the weaker republic, and is not able to pre-
vent such occurrences. 1t asks the authori-
ties at Washington to consider the matter,
and prevent future trouble.
The Legislature Of the State of Vera Cruz
cffsrs $1,000 reward for preventive of ye,-
low (, yer.
In tight near Cerra'vo betweel soldiers
and twenty-five snug 5lers, tie LATER were
defeated, losing some merchandise.
Sixty Apaches have invaded the Stat #
Chihuahua.
Vomito is increasing in Vera Cruz.
Fire In Quebec.
QUEBEC. June 21st.-An alarm of fire this
afternoon was the cause of lnsderable excite
ment About dozen very small houses were
burned
Stttspo EuYl A9aIr-A ROYAL Artist
OTTAWA, June 21st.-The Interior Depart
ment has information that Sitting Bull, who
is camped at Ouaphelle. has commenced sell
ING horses to purchase food to keep his band
from starving. 1t VIII be impossible for Linn
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