Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-08

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ably result in decisive action by Germany
for the retention OF the island, and that war
is regarded as entirely ont of the question.
TROOPS sYMPArHIzE WITH THE RIOTERS.
MADRID, September 7th.-The police and
troops showed by their good humor yester
day that they sympathized with the rioters.
The Government and the Royalists' organs
only timidly urge moderation. The anti
German movement is genuine and popular
among all classes. The police yesterday
offered feeble resistance to the attacks on
the German Embassy.
THE POPE DEEPLY INTERESTED.
ROME, September 7th.-The greatest in
terest and excitement exists here over the
German-Spanish crisis. Popular feeling is
most strongly in favor of Spain: The
Papal Nuncio at Madrid has been in
sructed by the Pope, who is deeply inter-
ested in the Spanish-German situation, TO
inform his Holiness every day by tele-
graph in regard 10 the character of the
popular movement. Several Ministers
have gone to Mona to attend the council
held under the Presidency of King Hum
bert.
EX-QUEEN IsABELLA-NEw PARTY.
PARIS, September 7th.-Ex-Q Queen Isa-
bella, of Spain, is here, awaiting the issue
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Germany. She has frequent conferences
with Prince Hohenlohe, the German EN-
bassador. He is an old friend and she
hopes much from his mediation.
a party is forming in favor Of placing
the four-year-old Princess of Austria on
the throne of Spain, with General Sala-
manca as General. The General is the most
popular man in Spain.
EVIDENTLY ANXIOUS FOR PEACE.
PARIS, September 7th-A dispatch from
Madrid to lie Temps says the Government
has renewed its order to the Governors Of
the provinces to prevent anti-German man
ifestatons, and the military precautions
have been increased in Saragossa and
Valencia.
1t is probable that King Leopold, OF Bel
GUM, or Emperor Francis Joseph, of
Austria, will be asked to act as arbitrator
between Spain and Germany.
King Alfonso, at the Cabinet Council to
day deprecated hasty decision to rupture
the friendly relations with Germany.
An anti-German demonstration at st.
Sebastian has been suppressed, and several
arrests made.
The Cholera Situation.
MADRID, September eth. - Y Yesterdays
cholera returns, compared with those of
the 30th ult., show that the epidemic has
increased in Barcelona, Cadiz, Santander
and Tarragona, and has decreased about
800 per cent. in the remaining provinces.
ToULoN, September 7th.-Eight deaths
from cholera were reported to-day. Nine
patients were admitted to the hospitals,
eight were discharged cured, and rs re-
main under treatment.
Barbarous Treatment of the Jews.
LONDON, September 7th. - Dispatches
which have arrived this morning from
Vienna show that the expulsion from
Eastern Prussia still continues, and that up
to to-day tits estimated they have amounted
TO 10000 Jews. The assertion of the Prus-
sian correspondents is that this barbarous
measure is aimed against the Polish Cath
olics.
Under the Rivers Bed.
LONDON, September 7th-Travel begins
to-day for the Great Western Railway
through the tunnel that runs over two
miles, at depth of forty feet, below the
bed of the Severn river and which has
been building since 1870. 1t shortens the
journey from Cardiff to Bristol one hour
and a half.
Abdication of the Ameer of Bokhara.
LONDON, September 7th.-The Amer of
Bokhara has abdicated in favor of his son
Turani, who is inimical to Russian inter
eSts and friendly towards England Russia
has determined to extend her railway sys-
tenn through Bokhara despite the protesta-
tons of Turani. A Bokhara embassy is at
present in st. Petersburg, discussing the
question with the Russian Ministry. A
concession for building the railway was OBJ
tanned by Russia from the father of TuTani
and is in connection with the Transcaspian
Railway.
Refused TO Pay.
CORK, September 7th.-The municipal
authorities of this city have unanimously
refused to pay for extra police service.
Archbishop Installed.
DUBLIN, September 7th.-Archbishop
Walsh was installed in office to-day in the
Dublin Cathedral. The ceremonies were
witnessed by the Lord Mayor and corpora
ton, Messrs. Davitt and O'Flaherty, twelve
Parliamentary supporters Of Parnell and a
vast cOncourSe Of citizens.
Prince Napoleon Coming.
PARIS, September 7th.-Prince Napoleon,
in October, will start on a tour of the world.
He viii spend three weeks in America.
Osman Digna's Death.
CAIRO, September 7th.-Osman Digna
was shot by an Arab while trying to coerce
four sheikhs to attack Kassala.
Smallpox in Montreal.
MONTREAL, September 9TH. - Twelve
deaths from smallpox occurred here Sat
urday and fourteen Sunday
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