Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-26

| ms IenhIks AT Injuries yeSIerQay, SAID the
| Pope spoke to him concerning the menscing
state of Europe, and said he feared that even
In Ireland, which had been a great consola-
ton to hiLD, spirit Of lawlessness had seized
| upon large portion of the people. The
| Archbishop sNid thers was no lawlessness in
his diocese, and no notable crime had been
committed there. He said all the Pope
I blamed the Irish people for was for crimes
for which both the Archbishop and his flock
had always done their utmost to denounce.
On parting the Pope gave Archbishop Croke
his blessing, and assured him Of his good
wishes.
The Pope Satisfied.
LONDON, May 25th-The Daily Eeaes cor
| respondent at Rome s5ys the Pope is salts
fed with the result OF his circular TO the
Irish bishops. He expected that it would be
received with more opposition than has been
| shown.
English Races.
LONDON, May % ih.-The race for the Ep-
som gold cup. 500 sovereigns, in plate or
| specie, for 3-year. olds and upward, was won
| by Tristan, City Arab second, Wallensteiu
third. Just before the start the betting was
| to on Tristan, 6 to l against City Arab, 6
to l against Wsllenstein and to l against
Shotover. Wnllenstein took the lead on the
start, with Shotover lying last Tristan
| finally went to the front, and won by three
ltngths, Wsllenstein bad third.
The Oaks was won by Bonny Jean, Malli-
BRAN second, Ettarres third
/ The Madagascar QuesiiOn-Grand Recep-
ton.
PARIS, May 25th.-An interview to-day
| between Morton, United States Minister, and
| Challemel Lacour, the French Minister Of
/ Foreign Affairs. has given rise to a report
that Morton had received instructions to con.
Wit ha auth MaIa
| gascar question.
| At grand reception at the United States
Legation tonight nearly ali the foreign EN-
bassadors and leading members of society
were present
| Revolutionary PIacards I'm Paris-The
TOnquin Question.
PARIS, May 25th.-Revolutionar placards
| are posted, calling upon the Anarchists to
assemble at the tombs of the slain Commun,.
| lists in Pere La Chsise Sunday.
The Minister of Marine informed the COM
mittee on the Tonduin credit that the French
| commander had been ordered TO resist the
| Chinese if they attempt to go into Tonquin.
Emperor William and Martin Luther.
| BERLIN, May 25th.-The Emperor has is
| sued decree ordering that the 10sh and 18th
of November next be observed as the four
hundredth anniversary of Martin Luther
In the deeres the Emperor says: 81 pray
| that God may listen to the supplications, in
which and all Evangelists unite, that the
| celebration be productive Of lasting bene fit to
our Evangelist Church"
Sailing ConIest-ship Repaired.
LONDON, May 25th.-Iu the sailing contest
to-day, the new cutter Marjorie was beaten
| by the yacht Neva, iu consequence of the
time allowance in favor of the latter.
The City of Berlin, having repaired her
crank shaft, sailed to-day for New York
She carried 140 passengers.
Another Anti-Jewish Riot.
RosToFF (Russia) May 25th.-A Russian
was killed here Tuesday by jewish Re-
publican. Subsequently mob attacked
several houses and shops occupied by Jews,
! which they robbed, demolished or burned.
The riots continued until late at night. Three,
companies of Cossacks were ordered to the
scene, but were unable to restore order. 1t is
| feared there will be further outbreak against
| the jews. r-'ssg9
Russian Reception.
| Moscow, May 25.h.-The Minister of For
| eign Affairs gave 3 reception to the foreign
ambassadors and state dignataries, for the
| purpose of establishing an acquaintance be-
| tween the foreign and Russian nobilities.
| The telegraph administration has summoned
number of provincial officers to Moscow.
owing to increased business.
Lord RakeIy Dead.
LONDON, May 25th.-General Lord Rake
| ly is dead.
Decrease of Asrarian Gutrages.
DUBLIN, May 25th.-Only one sgrarian
| outrage against the person occurred in Ire.
,, land during April.
The ParnelI Testimonial.
Cork. May 25th.-The Mayor presided &C
i q unaatinoy kO.piuhE in surDorh of fha Paruan
testimonial. Two hundred and fifty pounds
was subscribed, and resolution adopted ap-
proving Parnell's action, and thanking the
Philadelphia Convention for its support of
Parnell.
Changes in the Italian Cabinet.
ROME, May 25th.-Aanelli succeeds Zonfi-
deli Administrators of Justice and Eccle-
sisstical Affairs Genela succeeds Baccorim
as Minister of Public Works.
Compensation Awarded.
DUBLIN MAY 25th.-Juror Field has besn
| awarded e3 900, and the Huddys $500, as
compensation for the outrages they were sub
jscted to on political account.
In Active Communication.
ROME, May 25sh.-Erriugton is in active
communication with the Foreign Office from
the Vatican.
A Prussiau Town Burned.
BERLIN, May 25sh.-A fire in the town Of
Asterimfeld, Holstein, Prussia, destroyed
fifty houses.
The queen Goes to BaImOral.
LONDON, May 25sb.-Queen Victoria has
left Windsor for Balmoral.
Surprise and Regret.
LONDON, May 25 HIT is believed that the,
! Minister Of Foreign Affairs has sent COM
munication to the French Government, ex-
| = zE
France toward Madagascar.
Floods In Mexico.
CITY OF MEXICO, May 25sh.-Unusually
| heavy rains have washed away four bridges
of the Central Railway. A train ran into a
wsshout and the ENGINEER was killed. All
traffic between Leon and Lsgges was sus.
pended FIVE days.
No News from Crook.
CHIHUAHUA (Mex.) May 25sh.-No news
is yet received from Crook. A line of cour-
iers has been established between here
and the seat of war, that will enable the au-
thorities here TO get news in thirty. six
hours The Indians are scattering through
out the Sierra Msdres, but the Mexicans are
determined to make the "round up" COM
plete.
The Dietatorial Bank Robbery.
PANAMA, May 16;h.-Great excitement
prevails in Guaypquil about the robbery of
1920, 900 from the bank by Veintemilla.
Most of the money belongs TO foreigners, who
are endeavoriDg to induce their Governments
| to order the italian and English men-of-war
TO capture the Dictator.
An American CaptaiH I'm Trouble.
VALPARAISO, May 25th.-A paper states
that the American whaling bark Hope On,
whose Captain is accused of maltreating and
abandoning Chilean sailor on an uninhab-
tied part of Juan Fernandez Island, has
been detained at Takuahuano, pending q
| judicial investigation.