Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-29
Navy. The Gear slso conferred numerous
decorations and presents on distinguished
officers Of the Empire. A heavy fall of rain
last night interfered with the illuminations in
honor Of the coronation,


decorations and presents on distinguished
officers Of the Empire. A heavy fall OF rain
last night interfered with the illuminations in
honor Of the coronation.
IN THE STREETS WITHOUT AN ESCORT.
Moscow, May 2Sth.- The Emperor drove
through the streets last evening without an
escort to view the illuminations. The en-
thusiasm of the people OYER the successful
coronation ceremonies is unabsted. Crowds
constantly assemble under the windows of
the Kremliu, cheering hesrtily for tis Gar
HOW LETTERS TO THE EMPEROR SHOULD BE
ADDRESSED.
Moscow, May 28sh.-The following is the
full title Of the Emperor Alexander, EN-
peror and Autoerat of al The Russias of Mos
COW, OF Kiet, of Vladimir, Of Novgo.oi I;
Czag of Kszsn, Of Asfral,hau, of Poland. of
Siberia, of Kherson of Taureds, of Grsusie,
of GcsSudar, of Pskoff; Grand Duke Of
Sraolensk, of Li,huaaia, of Valzzaia, OF Po-
daiia ard of Finland; Priucs of Esthania,
of Livonia. OF Cousland, of Semegalia, of
the Ssmovedes, of Bielostok, of Corelis, OF
Feer, of Ineor, Of Viaska, of Perm, of Bull
garia and OF other countries Master and
Grand Duke of the loger countries in Nov
gorod, of Tehernigoff. Of Riazan, of Palatsk.
of Rlssof, of Jarosloff. of Bielosersk, Of
Oudork, of Obdorsk, of Kondisk, of Vitelsk,
OF Mslilaf and of all the countries of the
North; Msster-Absolute OF Iversk, of Kss-
nilsh, OF Kabardinsk and Of the territory of
Armenia Sovereign of the Mountain, Gaga-
mountain /; Prince of Tcherlask; Master of
Turkestan Heir-presumptive of Norway
and Duke of Schlsswig Holssein, of Stor-
man, of Tieshmarz and of Oldenburg.
The International Rife Tournament.
LONDON, May 25.h.-At the Rife Associ-
alton meeting Lord Brownlow remarked that
the understanding with the American Asso-
citation could not be more satisfactory. He
hoped the visit OF the American team would
be pleasant. and that it would serve to draw
the bonds of the two nations closer together.
A camp, he said would be built for the uss Of
the visiting team. Lowe urged that the
Americans be permitted to use the screw
back sight in all contests. Lord Brownlow
replied that the Americans were perfectly
satisfied with the concession already made.
England had taught them something, and
no doubt they would come prepared with
some inventions of their own. The same
feeling was expressed in favor Of making the
COZ orcsssions as wide as possible, SIS mark OF
courtesy to the visitors.
Execution of Another Ph@nix ParsI
Murderer.
DUBLIN, May 2Ssh.-MichGel Pagan, con-
victed of the murder OF Burke, was hanged
in Kilmainham jail this morning.
Disastrous Fire in Paris.
: PARIS May 2Ssh.-A fire to-day in the
warehouse of Decker & Mott, makers of
agricultural implements, who also have au
establishment in Americs, caused damage
amounting to 100000 francs. Several
persons were injured.
France and the TOnquin Affair.
LONDON, May 2Ssh. The Times GORE
spondent at Paris says: The country Is
thoroughly aroused concerning the Touquiu
trouble. Il is felt that the time for re-
hec5ion is past, and the only
course for France is to act vigorously,
and above all things swiftly. The latest
news from China is that 6, 900 troops had or.
rived. European troops have already arrived
at the Tonquin frontier, and the feeling
throughout China is intensely hostile to the
French.
4 Peruvian Victory.
LIMA (by Central and South American
cablesI May 28th.-Genersl Garcia reports
that on the 2SEh he drove General Caceres
and his forces from Larms, and now occupies
the place.