Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-04
FOREIGN.
The Fete az MOSCOW.

FOREIGN.
The Fete at Moscow.
Moscow. June 3d.-After the fete az Pc
trofsky Park yesterday, the Emperor invited
the village Elders and Marshals-the proyin-
cial nobility-to dinner. Addressing the
Elders, he said hs was glad, and he thanked
them for entering SO heartily into the festivi-
tiss of the coronation, and added When
you return to your homes, do not credit the
ssnseless rumors respecting the redistribution
Of grants Of land. Such runors were
started by enemies of the Crown.
All property must be unassailsble."
Addressing the Marshals, he said 81 thank
you for your fidelity. | am convinced Of the
cordial feelings of the nobility, and I hope
they will support everything conducive to the
benefit OF the throns and the fstherland.
May God give Us peaceful and quiet hfe."
Five persons were crushed to death in the
tremendous crowd that sought admission to
Petroisky Park. The Emperor and Empress
drove through the city to the Convent Of st.
Sergius to-day without escort. There was
grand parade Of Circassian troops to-day.
An English Sobieman "Knocks Jem
Mace Out"
LONDON, Jure 3d.-Lord Charles Beres-
ford has entered the prizs ring. The arrival
Of Jem Mace and his Maori was no sooner
announced thsn his Lor5ship's aristocratic
blood stirred fer fight. He challenged the
Maori and Mace, and o set-to without gloves
was arranged. Mace accepted the challenge,
and the fighters met in specially-engaged
private room near the Elephant and Castle
public house, on the Borough road. The
Prince of Wales was present, surrounded
by large number Of aristocratic sports
and private gentlemen. Heavy hit
ting was INDUCED in, aud after seven
exciting rounds, in. which excellent sci
ence was displayed On both sides, Mace failed
to come to time, and finally acknowledged
himself badly beaten. Lord Charles won an
easy victory, and slmost without q scratch.
When Lord Charles finished with Mace he
invited Slade to take turn, but the Maori
refused to enter the ring. Mace took his de-
feat quietly. It is now known that Lord
Charles had intimated to His Royal High
ness that an English gentleman could always
whip professional fighter, and that he had
expressed determination TO meet Jem Mace
and the Maori giant at the FIRST opportunity.
Lord Charles commanded thu Condor gun.
boat in the daring attack at close quarters
with the Alexandria forts in the Egyptian
war.
The French In Madagascar.
PARIS. June Sd. = VoItaire says: The
French commander in Madagascar has been
country only after Ranavolo has recognized
the French Protectorate specified by the
treaties Of 1910 and 1S41. The Admiral will
insist on the right of Frenchmen to own land
in Madagascar, and will claim an indemnity
of l, 800, coo francs for the cost of the expe-
dition. 1t is stated that the Hovas have
made overtures with a view to coming to an
understanding with France,
Conspiracy TO Murder Archbishop Croke.
DUBLIN, june 3d-Fiye members of the
Republican Brotherhood have bean arrested
at Waterford on a charge of being connected
with conspiracy to murder Archbishop
Creke, who oday visited Tipperary, one Of
the parishes in his diocese. The town was
gsyly decorated in honor of his visit and an
address was presented him, to which he re.
piled from the altar of the parish church.
Members of the Black Hand Society
Sentenced.
MADRID, Tune 3d.-The tribunal at Xsrxes
has sentenced one member of the Black
Hand Society to lifelong servitude, and an
other to seventeen years, for the murder Of
man who declined to join the society.
Election in Rome.
ROME, June 3d.-ln an election to-day for
member of the Chamber of Deputies, Colonna
received 1928 votes and Ricciotti Garibaldi
1896.
Grand Roman Catholic Gathering.
ROME, June Sd have reason to believe
that letters were issued by the Propaganda
some days ago. and are now on their way to
New York, summoning all the American
Archbishops to Rome, to receive Papal
instructions and make preparations for
a Provisional Council of the whole
American Church, which is to be held next
year at some town in the United States not
yet designated. The chief object of the
Council is to tighten tie bonds connecting
the Catholic Church of America with Rome,
and TO concert various disciplinary measures
tending to render the mode of spiritual and
social life of Catholic ecclesiastics more aus
ters and severe than under the influence of
democratic republican institutions it has be-
come lately. The greatest Importance is
attached to this Council by the Vatican.
Against the Coinage of Silver.
BERLIN, June 3d.-The Bundesrath have
decided against the coinage of silver 81 the
ratio of LIZ to l.
The Race for the Grand Prix dc Paris.
PARIS, June 3i.-The race for the Grand
Prix os Paris was run to.dsy, and was won
by Due De Castrie's trontin. Sir Johnstone's
st. Blaiss second, Count de Lagrange's Fare
fadel third Reveuse and Dervische made
the running, with Frontin third, until round
ing tbs last bend, when Frontln took the lead
and won by half length. There were three
lengths between the second and third. Satory
was fourth and Regain fifth. Eight ran.
A Journalistic Banquet-So Fetes at st.
Petersburg.
Moscow, June Sd.-A banquet was given
to-day in honor of Waganoff, the Press Gen.
sor, by the foreign newspaper representatives.
Thsre will be no fetes at st. Petersburg for
the present The Gar will not make state
entry into that city.
Old Enough to Know BETTER.
PARIS, june 31.-Geo. Csssagnac, an old
Sergesnt-Msjor fought duel with swords
on the Swiss frontier night. Cassagnsc's
throat was pierced, and it is feared the wound
viii prove fatal.