Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-09
FOREIGN.
Rioting in Ireland.

NEwRY, June Sth.-The Nationalists paraded
the streets with bands and banners The meet
ing was held outside of the town. On the re-
turn OF the Nationalist from the meeting they
threw stones and when the procession reached
the Protestant quarter of the town the Protest
ants retaliated Several shots were fired but
the police and troops interfered. Four National
lists and several Orangemen were arrested.
Many were injured.
Meeting of Orangemen.
LONDON, June Sth.-An Orange meeting was
held here to-day, to protest against the procla-
nation of Earl Spencer, directed against meet
ing of their brethren, which was announced for
to-day at Newry. They expressed their sym
pathy for the Royalists OF Ireland, and resolved
TO give them every assistance. Shortly before
the meeting separated kilograms were received
stating that $50 Orangemen had started for
Newry by the Shanrear route. Six hundred
and fifty more sailed from Fleetwood and 900
from Barrow, in Furness, for the same destina-
ton.
France and Anam.
PARIS, June Sth.-The new treaty between
France and Anam has been signed The prov
inces of Bin Thgan and Than Gea are restored
TO Anam, and customs system similar to that
of China re-established. The French military
occupy all the strategy points i'll Anam.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
PARIS, June Sth.-Anam has accepted the
treaty as proposed by France without taking
any notifications. By it Anam is placed under
Cochin China will represent Anam in all their
foreign relations and Anam will form a Gus
toms union with Cochin China. The depart
mentS of public works postal and telegraph
service, and finance and customs will form a
single branch of the administration under the
direction of French agents.
Conference on Egyptian Affairs.
LONDON, June Sth.-Granville and Wadding-
ton have agreed upon basis of conference on
Egyptian affairs. The terms of agreement have
laat tod TO H.,
principle of the temporary occupation of Egypt
by England, to which no limit is fixed; propose
an international control of the powers TO audit
the whole system of revenue and expenses of
Egypt, and England recognizes the suzeraine
right of the Porte throughout Egypt, including
the SOudan. France formally abandonS her
claim TO dual control
"He Would A-wootng Co."
BERLIN, June Sth-Prince William of Wur-
temberg will visit Queen Victoria at Balmoral
He seeks the hand of Princess Beatrice in mar
riage.
Germany and France.
BERLIN, June Sth-The German Government
has sent communication to the French Gov
eminent in regard to the commercial stipulation
OF the lentsin treaty. II congratulates France
ON her military success, but objects to her com
mercial policy in closing certain Chinese prov
lnceS 10 general trade
An Insane Horse Dentist.
LONDON, June Sth.-Bernard Laffler the Ger
man-Amerlcan horse dentist who recently
horse-whipped .plungcr" Walton because the
latter slapped his face for his treatment of
Giraffe is insane.
COnsistory Deferred.
ROME, June Sth.-The COnSistory for the crea-
ton of Cardinals has been deferred until au-
tuunn, owing to Il disagreement between the
Vatican and the Government on account of an
alleged breach of the concordat.
The Grand Prize of Paris.
p,pIS lima rooo for "a ,,,,, Il ,,r;,o
of Paris for 100000 francs to-day, was won by
the Duke of Castries brown colt Little Duck:
K. G. Where's bay colt, Lambkin. second: NJ.
Paumonte's chestnut colt Fra Diavola, third.
Yellow Fever Deaths.
HAVANA, June Sth-Twenty deaths occurred
here from yellow fever last week.
LiShtning's Deadly Work.
OTTAWA, June Sth.-The residence of Alder
man Carroll, twenty miles from this city was
burned by lightning last night, and four chill
dren persisted
All Hands Perished.
ST JOINS q. F., June Sth.-A fishing schooner
commanded by Neil Shawner with crew of
thirteen hands, has been wrecked in Trinity
Bay. and all hands persisted.