Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-30

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this world unless indeed you are sent 90 africa On
some errand" Frank Power, who accom- npSIIs~ tt
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ity than luck. He is young and unhHuee. Its
previous knowledge Of campaigning was eohhnSu 70
a short sojourn in war ;ime ON the Austrian , nul
tier. The fate Of Frank Vizlleily may De the il'st
painful Of all. The False Prophet can har1lN 90
lenent 10 his prisoners, bus Frank, VINO went unH
scathsd through the Confederate and Carilst strug-
giles, is a fellow Of infinite luck and Wondrous H.
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The Left Center American Pork
PARIS November 99ih.-At meeting OF the Lelt
Center, Senator Leon Say was elected President TO
succeed Waddington Say delivered an address Gu
logizing waddngton, and reminded ms hearers tnAt
the Left Ceater had ever been faithful 70 the pocy
Of Theirs The Left Center he said, does not desire
the policy which Ferry recently set forth ~ haIIe-
More thar words is Necessary. We want acts Inc
foreign policy OF France should be calm and deuo-
crate without weakness as well as without impulse
The Government will find the Lsft Center ready 70
take all measures necessary for the oigniN an1
safety of the army, while acting with eamness ana
regarding only the general interests Of the country
In the Chamber Of Deputies GoudOn questioned
the Government regarding the decree relative t. the
importation Of American pork Herrison, the ain
lister Of Commerce. ssked that the discussion oi thc
subject be postponed until after the debate on the
budget Goudon insisted that It be held at an earlier
date. The Chamber finally voted that the discus
sion take place two weeks from u day
The Emperor oI PrsssIs Co Alfonso.
BERtIN. November 29th.-The Emperor tale-
grsphed King Alfonso, via Fgo-not TO go through
France the following message Allow me, on
your birthday, TO address you my s.neerest and
hearest wishes for your happiness and thai OF your
country, TO which YOU cOnSCcratc your life with
such unexamped Sc f-sacrifce As memento OF
your visit to Prussia, the Crown Prince presents
you the statue Of the Great Eleotor. beg TO eN-
press my deep gratitude for the manner in which
you have accepted my sons VISIT in my stead, md
overwhelmed me with your gracious sympathy aud
example Ct friendship Yours for life The En-
peror also forwarded a letter to Alfonso.
Trouble over University Bectorsbip.
LoSpoS. November 2gth-A Fiteshire journal
SAYS Some time since Earl Seborne, Lord High
Chancellor, wrote a letter 20 student, stating that
there was NO law under which Lowell could act
Lord Rector of ST. Andrews University. The letter
has been suppressed until now. Lowell has been
asked % withdraw from the Rectorsb!p. Tho
students prepared a memorial expressing regret at
his withdrawal aud admiration OF his brlllia liter
ary attainments- Another election will be held
soon. Bishop Wadsworth will probably be candi-
SECOND DIsPATCHI
LONDON, November % h.-The Daily 6clrs denies
the statement that Lowell hss been asked to with
draw from the Rectorship II St Andrews II s3ys
Lowell leaves the question in the hands Of the Uni
yersity. The difficulty does Ot arise frCm the fact
that Lowell is alien, but that, being foreign
envoy, he is not amenable 10 British law. Chairman
Comur, Lowelis friend, denies that Earl Selborne
expressed the opinion that Lowell was ineligible.
The st. stephen Club.
LONDON November 20tb--Ihe unfortunate Incl
dent Of the Stocker lecture at ST. stephen Club has
thrown much fat in the fire. DR.. BadenoSh, a
worthy Presbyterian clergyman, applied 70 ths See
retary for the loan ui roam. Then came Tho
meeting and the complaint book oristied with
protests DR.. BadencCh res gued and the commit
tee have decided that heno, forth there vii be no
meeting held in the Club without their consent.
To Decline Ofice.
Df-prfN Novsr,l.ar pur,bsr of n,asfg-
tr,tes in Ireland declare their intention resign Of
fce in consequence of the suspension Of Lord Ross
more.
VIII Pass Through France.
PARIS, November 29th.-Prince Won Hohenlohc,
the German Fmbassador, has informed Prime Min
lister Ferry that the Crown Prince Of Germany will
pass through France on his way home.
Must be Wei Cured.
PARIS, November 29th.-The decree abo,ishing
the prohibition of the importation OF American
pork that pork is carefully selected there is
danger from trichinasis. The municipal authori-
| ties will seize any bacon imperfectiy salted.
Wants 10 Find the South Pole.
| LONDON, November 29th. Professor N0rdenskioId,
the Swedish explorer, is planning an expedition so
the South Pole in 1883.
IsOn'i Want to Fight
CAIRO, November 29th.-Of COO gendarmcs who
left for Suakim Wednesday, 26s deserted the rail-
| way journey TO Suey.
Chinese Affairs in thc French Cabinet.
| PARIS, November Goth A Cabinet council to day
decided not TO accept the Interpolation from C,em-
| enceau concerning the Chinese memorandum reat-
! ing to the proposed attack BICniuh, because il
would prejriice pending negotiations in the Chsui-
1 Der Of Deputies.
.rges, who Contributed 10 Parnen.
LoNpoN, November 20th-Au analysis Of the Par
nell fund shows $50 435, Of which Ireland gave
! t25, $40 America E2,54l, England Al CAS- scotland
| E37G other places e653.
The Paris billiard Watch.
PARIS, November 29th-Tc-uight Viguaux made
600 in thirteen innings Schoefer 1853 in twelve in.
nings. Totals for the four nghts-YignauN. 400;
| Schaefer l906
Bismarck Neuralgia.
| BERLIN November 29th.- Bismarcks physician
! goes TO Fredericksruh Friday his patti uts nCu-
| ragia having increased.
| LONDON, November 29th.-A Berlin dispatch says
that Bismarck has had a relapse, aud is now suffer-
ing from rather severe attack Of iauudice
The Secession Movement.
CHICAGO, November 29.h.-A Winnipeg special
says: The Free Press this morning publishes the
text Of the manifesto issued by the anneNltiOnist
party IN the eastern provinces in 1S49 Afer review
ing the disabilities under which the cOOnists at that
date abored, many Of which identical wish those
that the leaders o the present movement are labor
| ing to have removed, the manifesto states the
remedy consists in friendly and peaceful separation
from the British domain and union upon c0uita-
bic grounds with the great North American Con-
federation Of Sovereign States. Appended to this
document the signatures of three hun1red and
twenty-five men, a number OF whom are prominent
y connected with the present servstive sdminis-
tration, notably Senator D. L. MGPherson J. T. Ked-
path, Montreal sugar retiner merchants, Workmen
and others.
Hudson Bay Company.
TORONTO November 2Gsh.-A speciol cable to the
Globe says: The non-elected Directors Of the Hud-
son Bay Company have issued circulars complaining
that whilst most of the shareholders left the meet
lug without voting, under the belief that the reelec-
| ton Of the committeeman uld be unoppOsed, the
new Directors were elected By votes OF one ot the
prcprietors, Donald Smith. If the changes meet the
wishes Of the gen raj body Of the proprietors the
old Directors express a vii ingness TO bow to the