Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-10
F0RElGN NEWS.
Prejudice Against the Hebrew,

LONDON, November 9st.-The popularity
of Sir Moses Monte6ore. and the general pub.
lie interest manifested in the celebration at
Ramsgate of the philanthropist's ninety
ninth birthday, produce feeling OF jealousy
and opposition among pronounced church
men. Rev. DIR. Stoker, Chaplain to the
Lord Mayor, has tried to place himself at the
head of the anti. Hebrew movement, and is
doing all that lies in his power to advertise
himself as its leader. He has already an
nounced in the public prints q series of anti
Semitic lectures, to be delivered by himself
ar the Mansion House and in the Egyptian
Hall with the Lord Mayors consent. This
conduct on the part of the Lord Mayor and
Stoker has caused general society sensation
and reused indignation among friends of Sir
Moses Montehore and Hebrews generally,
aud they have united in a protest against the
use for any such purpose of civic building
which has been presided over by Hebrew
Lord Mayor. Alderman Isascs, himself an
orthodox Hebrew, leads the protest. The
German Hebrews in the city threaten to dis
turb the meeting and interfere with the
lecture, and if they are persisted in, riots are
likely to follow.
The Lord Mayors Procession in London.
LONDON, November 9th.-The procession
of the Lord Mayors shsw passed off without
hill an elaborately decorated grand stand was
erected, upon which the Lord Mayor re-
ceived an address from the Common Council.
The procession, especially the trophies exhib.
iting the commercial products of Canada,
Australia and India, together with the ex-
hibits of the International Fisheries Exhibi-
ton, including the Grace Darling boat, ex-
cited great enthusiasm. The streets were
packed with spectators along the line of
route. The Lord Mayor was received with
mingled cheers and Misses.
Germany and Spain.
BERLIN, November 9sh.-Journals warmly
approve the visit of the Crown Prince to AL
fonso. The Tdssische Zeitung says the friend
ship of Germany and Spain has received a
fresh guarantee, while Spain is determined
to join Germany's peaceful policy. The
journey of the Crown Prince to Madrid will
furnish an additional pledge that Germany
will throw her influence in favor of making
France the only Power that shall cherish pro-
clivities for revenge, and also in favor of the
maintenance of the worlds peace.
The French In Tonquin
PARIS. November Chile Temps says that
during the recent skirmish in the direction of
Bacnimh, Japanese officer accompanying
the French saw the banners of Chinese regu.
lars among the troops occupying Bacnimh.
The Trouble In South America.
LIMA, November 9th.-After the revolt of
Montero's troops at Arequips, Raygado at
| tackled the mutineers and populace, killing
seventy, including the Mayor of the city
General Csnevsro was killed by his own
troops. The whole Chilean expeditionary
fierce is in Arequipa. The Bolivian army is
concentrating near ours. Montero is in
Bolivia. Bolivia is treating for peace with
| Chile.
More Trouble in Jamaica.
| KINGSTON, November 9th.-A political
agitation has again broken out. There was a
procession yesterday, and the streets were
| densely thronged. A public meeting was
afterwards held in the City Hall, and resou-
tions passed expressing disappointment that
no reply had been received from the Queen
to the representations of the people of Jamai-
ca, and alarm that new Governor had been
appointed without any assurances from the
| Queens ministers that the grievances of the
| people would be redressed and wrongs re-
moved. 1t was also resolved that there shall
be no taxation without representation. II
there was. the colony would refuse to pay
taxes, and would offer q passive resistance,
forcing the Government to collect the taxes
at the point of the bayonet.