Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-17

the request OF Northcote Tor Iurtner IDIOT
nation regarding the negotiations with ref
erence to suspects. reiterated that it was not
conducive to law and order to explain details
He said it was the duty of the Government,
neither looking to the right nor to the left,
to open the prison doors. He had no COM
munications or stipulatiops to make.
In consequence of Gladstone's answer, Bal
four Conservative moved an adjournment
of the House.
Balfour said that the compact with the
suspects was unexampled in infamy.
Gladstone, speaking with great passion,
declared that there was not word OF truth
in the charge that compact existed, and
such accusations were a disgrace to those
making them.
Harcourt declared that the Government
were bound to release the suspects when they
believed they desired to help restore peace.
Nature of Balfour's Charge.
LONDON, May 16th.-The remark of Bal
four which particularly excited Gladstones
rage in the House of Commons was that Glad
stones statements might be verbally accurate,
but they were substantially inaccurate.
An Amendment to the Repression Bill.
LONDON, May 16th.-Among the amend
ments to the repression bill to be proposed by
the Parnellites is one limiting the operation
of the Act to one year.
Letter OF Sympathy.
DUBLIN, May 16sh.-The Queen has writ
ten an autograph letter of sympathy to Miss
Burke, sister of the late Under Secretary
Burke.
The 0utraSes In Ireland.
LONDON, May 16sh-The return of out
| RACES in Ireland for the first quarter of the
year shows that there were six murders with
out single conviction, and altogether ], 417
| outrages were committed, for which only
| ffty-one persons were apprehended. OF these,
| twenty-one were convicted.
The Trouble In Egypt.
LONDON, May 16th.-A correspondent Of
the Times at Paris says If the presence of
the English and French fleets at Alexandria
does not suffice to restore quiet, Turkish
gems d'armes will be landed to seize Arabi
Bey, Minister of War, and those implicated
with him, and stop the rebellion by reducing
the rebels to impotence.
CAIRO, May 16th.-Relations have been
resumed between the Khedive and the Min
istry. Arab Bey, On haaring that the fleets
had been summoned, ordered the army re-
serve sent to the capital.
GAMBIA, May 16th.-The French squadron
has arrived at Suda Bay. The British squad.
ron is expected to-day.
CAIRO, May 16th.-The Cabinet have SUBJ
mitted completely to The Khedive.
Immigrants on the Way-Pension Granted.
LONDON, May 16.h.-Six thousand Swed-
ish and Norwegian emigrants passed through
Hull on Sunday and Monday, on their way
| to America
In the House of Lords to-day, the an.
nouncement wastmade that the sister of the
late Secretary Burke had been granted pen.
sion of e4O0 yearly.
DI.c rl,ootn.
Guilty and Sentenced.
VIENNA. May 16th.-Direcsor Jauner,s Of
the Ring Theater, and Messrs. Mitzches and
Geringer, have been pronounced guilty Of
negligence. Director Jauner was sentenced
to four months simple arrest, Geringer to
four months imprisonment, and Mitzches to
eight months imprisonment. Geringer and
Mitzches will fast one day in each month
Geripger and Mitzches were also compelled
to pay 6,0S7 forms to the sufferers by the
fire.
Death of General Kaufo,ann.
LONDON, May 16,l.-General Kaufman
Governor of Turkestan, is dead
Marriage Arranged.
BERLIN, May 16sh.-It is stated that
marriage has been arranged between Princess
Beatrice, Queen Victoria's youngest daugh
ter, and Prince Frederick William, eldest sor
OF the IancRraVe OF desSe.
AdvIces from Peru.
WASHINGTON, May 16th.-Senor Elmore
the Peruvian Minister, has two cable dis
patches from Peru through the Minister il
Paris. The first conveys the important new
that on the 25th of April Special Envoy Tres
colt was received by President Montero il
the interior Peruvian city of Huaraz, anG
presented his credentials as Minister Of thu
United States in q public audience. with tn,
dispatch informs Elmors that Prescott, in
subsequent special conference, presented
the Chilean project Of truce, the principa
conditions of which were that Chile should
keep the province of Tarspaca as conquest
and that Peru should be obliged to sell the
Peruvian province of africa. The other tele
gram announces that Peru rejected the pro
posed truce under these conditions Elmore
in commenting on the news. says the province
of Tarapaca is worth 81, 000, 000. 000 and thai
under the proposed arrangement it would viz
tually buy the province of africa with Peru
Wan money derived from the province o.
Tarapaca.
Race Prejudice.
TORONTO, May 16sh.-The frat coloret
man has been appointed letter.carrier, snC
the other carriers threaten to quit if he il
assigned to duty. The matter is pending.
A Steamship In Trouble.
QUEBEC, May 16sh.-The steamship Peru
Wan, with /. 600 passengers on board, has los
all the blades in her propeller by contact will
ice in the Gulf of st. Lawrence, and steamer
has been sent out to her assistance.