Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-03

wealth and population as compared with
ireland. Let her be equally strong in right
and justice, and she would have abundant
force TO settle whatever matters might arise
between the countries in the future. The
Chaplin motion was not passed
Arrest of an Irish-American.
DUBLIN, May 2d.-Farrel Whims, an
Irish American, has been arrested III Bally
Mote, County Sligo. He had loaded re-
yolycr ana reasonable documents III his
possession.
Prohibition of American Pork.
BERLIN, May 2d-The North German
Gazette, referring to Prof Yirchow's letter,
says 1t is well known that there Is far
higher percentage of trichinP in American
pork than in German. As Prof EirchOw
urges the compulsory examination of Ger
man pork, it is justiRable 20 prohibit the
importation of American pork, rs it is i'm
possible to examine pigs cut 10 pieces As
long as trichine cannot be rendered harm
less or their presence indicated without the
aid of the microscope, the prohibition Of
American pork is our only protection,
Dynamite Outrage.
BERLIN. May 2d-A bakers house at
Haguenau was blown in yesterday by dy-
Mantle. The motive of the outrage is I'M
known, but taken in connection with SINH
lar outrages in the same region, it shows
that the preachings of Johann Most and
0'Donoyan Rosa are beginning TO result
| seriously.
A Depot for German Products.
BERLIN, May 2d.-At a meeting of the
Colonization Society. Prince Won HOhen-
lobe urged the establishment of depot for
| German products and manufactures in all
German ports, in order to enable foreign
merchants to buy goods with greater con
yenienCe.
The English Turf.
LONDON, May 2d.-The race for the 1000
guineas stakes. three-year-od fillieS, was
won by Arlington'S, formerly Falmouth's,
hlly, Busy Body. by length and half
Willoughby's tilly by Hermit. out of AIDE
laide, was second The latter was after
wards christened Queen Adelaide Brad
ford's tilly Whitelock was bad third
The Spanish Election.
MADRID, May 2d.-The election for MEM
berS of the Chamber of Deputies resulted in
the choice of Sd Conservatives including
20 Ultramontanes. Forty-two Liberals
supporters of Sagasta) 81 members of the
Dynastic Left, 3 Possibilists including Cas-
tellar 3 Radicals and ; Cuban Autonomists
were chosen.
The Insurrection in Spain.
MADRID. May 2d.-The Government
claims 10 have frustrated the various reyo-
lutiOnary movements vet attempts have
been made to set fire TO the house which
contains the shore end of the MarseilIes
cable. Twelve Spanish insurgents. with
two officers, who crossed the French from
tier, have been interned at Angouleme. A
Gibraltar customs officer. employed within
- l.
imprisoned at San Rogue Revolutionary
documents and blank form appointment
signed byIOrilla were found on his person
Nitro ely cerine Shipments - High-Priced
Books.
LONDON May 2d-It is sIrmised that
ntro-glycerine is being conveyed to Eng
land in American spirit TASKS, the customs
officials having been hoodwinked by that
method of conveyance.
At the Hamilton library sale to-day.
Bocce's History of Scotland containing
an autograph of James V, dated 1886. real
lied $500, and u praycr-boOk containing
the autograph of Charles |. brought s137
The Egyptian Question.
LONDON, May 2d.-Egypt has not been
invited to take part in the conference. An
impression exists that France and England
are discussing the disbanding of the Egyp-
tan army.
Washington, the French Minister, has
delivered additional dispatches from his
Government to Granville. in which it is
stated that the contemplated Egyptian
conference cannot be confined altogether
to financial matters The security of the
bOndhodcrS cannot be reduced to defray
the expenses of the late adventurous enter
prise which caused the difficulties which
now embarrass the Egyptian Treasury De
partment If appropriations are made par
TALLY on the ground of present necessities,
precedent will be established which will
be certain TO result in renewal of the
practice of recurring troubles of similar
character.
Publication Prohibited.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 2d-The journal
Memories of FdtheriaHd has been prohibited
further publication, on the grounds that its
policy is hostile to social order. The ON
cidL Journal says the disclosures made at the
time of the discovery of secret societies in
1899 implicated some editors of newspapers
Us members of the revolutionary propa-
ganda and that the Government will not
tolerate such journals.
The Tonquin Expenses.
PARIS, May 2d.-Upon the assembling of
the Chamber of Deputies, ViceAdmiral
Pcyron, Minister of Marine and Colonies,
will submit bill for an additional credit
for 100000 francs, to defray the expenses of
the Tonquin expedition.
A Cuban Editor Punished.
HAVANA, May Yesterdays edition of
the Republican newspaper III Pdienque was
seized and the director, sentenced for pre-
vious offcnse. imprisoned for six months,
and to be deprived of the right to vote, and
pay the costs of trial.
The Powder Explosion in Cuba.
KEY WEST fla, May 2d.-The Havana
papers. in giving the particulars of the
powder magazine and gas works explosion,
show greater destruction of life and prop
ertv throughout the entire city than was at
first reported All the buildings were more
or less damaged. and many were completely
demolished, while the list Of the dead and
wounded is appalling, and fills several col
umns. Business is virtually suspended.
The explosion was heard fifteen miles out
at sea.
Discovery of Gold in Canada.
TORONTO (Ont.), May 2d.-There has been
great excitement in Kingston during the
past two days over discovery of gold i'll
large quantities at kaladar, a village about
fifty miles from Kingston. The gold was
found in pockets, on the farm of Mr.. Nc
Laughlin by men who were engaged in
blasting rock near stream that runs
through his property. During the first
halliday The men found over $500 worth of