Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-01

Anam, and consents to freedom OF trade
with Anam, and agrees to conclude treaty
of commerce soon. The relations between
France and Morocco were ruptured by the
refusal of the latter to dismiss the Governor
of WoZan.
Germany protested against the Congo
treaty between England and Spain. The
Liberal party held convention and warmly
Endorsed tie Government plans and poll
cies. Bismarck pushes the question of
continuing and enlarging the anti-Socialist
laws, but against strong opposition in the
Reichstag.
In Spain OVERLOOKING rivers caused great
damage Insurgents continued to raid
along frontier lines.
In the Dominion a great scare was occa-
stoned by finding dynamite cartridges I'M
der Parliament House. The claim was
made that they were harmless and the
whole matter the result of practical joke.
In Manitoba the Farmers Union demanded
that the independence of the Province be
granted.
The chief interest of the month centered
on England and the position of the Minis
try. Toward the close of the month it cul-
minated by the passage of the franchise bill
to a third reading in the Commons, and q
warning from Gladstone that if the Lords
killed the bill it would endanger'the legis-
| lative existence of that body. Gladstone
agreed with France to vacate Egypt, begin
ming in 1888. In the meantime q multiple
control is to be set up. The occupation
once ended, Egypt to be neutralized
France is to abandon its claim for renewal
| of the dual control, to consent to England
having the casting vote in the Board OF
! Control, and not to occupy Egypt when
England withdraws. This was held TO be
a victory for France. 1t forced the Tories
| into bad position, and resulted disas-
trously to them. They must acquiesce Oh
90 to vote of censure. The last they
| chose and July Isl was fixed for it, to the
delight of Gladstone, who was certain that
his enemies would be delivered to him
bound hand and foot. Lord Spencer an
nounced that Parnellite meetings would be
protected in Ireland, and counter demon
STATIONS suppressed
In both France and Austria excitement
| continued relative to dynamiterS. France
received notice that her troops had been at
tackled by Chinese forces, in violation o
the recent treaty. 4 French squadron wa:
sent to Morocco. The Senate passed the
bill permitting liberal divorces. Choleri
appeared in the south OF France.
Egyptian affairs continued to absorb at
| tention. The Conference of the Power:
met in London at the close of the month
In the Soudal the situation was unchanged
except that news OF the fall of Berber anC
the massacre of lis garrison and people by
the rebels was confirmed.
Turkey notified the United States OF tht
expiration OF our commercial treaty viii
her.
In Holland. Alexander, Prince of Orange
died. and the Princess Wilhelmine wa,
agreed upon to be proclaimed as successor
to the heir apparent under the Council
with Queen Emma as Regent, and th'
President of the Council as Chancellor.
Spain quarantined against cholera. TIL,
Ministry decided TO execute seven of thu
fifteen Black Hand Anarchists lately tried
and to imprison the remainder for life.
In Portugal the elections resulted in ;
| Government triumph.
In Belgium the Liberals i'll the election
of Deputies, were defeated and the Clerical
triumphant, which meant the restoration
of the Papal relations.
Italy threatened retaliatory legislation i
the United States refused to place foreigner
on an equality with Americans, as regarded
duties on works of art.
In Ecuador General La COlna occupied
Turnbey From Lima came news of de
feat of Puia at Cajamorac.
| The King of Cambodia transferred thu
administration of his kingdom to the hands
of the French Governor of Saigon.
JULY.
The overshadowing interest Of the montl
was the rapid spread of the cholera in The
south of France its reaching Paris an(
appearing at detached points along thu
Mediterranean. All the European Govern
ments took vigorous action to prevent the
spread, but Spain, where the best quaran
tines always prevail, expressed dissatisfac
ton at the meagerness Of the protection
measures Of England Travel in Europe
practically ceased and the summer resorts
were mostly closed.
In England the chief interest OF thu
month centercd about the struggle between
| the Commons and Lords on the franchis,
| bill, which the latter declined to pass
| A great demonstration was held il
Hyde Park TO impress the Lord.
with the necessity OF passing th'
bill. Gladstone was made happy by the
blunder of his opponents III moving ;
postponcment Of consideration Of the res
olution of censure OF the Cabinet. Ter
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