Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-19
FOREIGN.
ireland Ready for Rebellion.

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New YORK, March 1Sth.-The Heralfs
London special says: The Echo, owned by
Liberal member of Parliament has the
following editorial; To us it seems the
Dublin Corporation has taken the only
manly and dignifed course open to it.
Better far that it should take no active part
in the coming festivities than assist in
deceiying the future ruler of Ireland by
hollow professions of loyalty. Ireland is
! not loyal. Give the Irish fair chance of
success and they would be in rebellion to-
morrow. We hold Ireland as we hold
Egypt and India-by the terror of our
arms Let England be in conflict with
some great Power and one great defeat
would be followed by an Irish uprising"
Still Another Frightfnl Colliery Catas-
trophe.
BERLIN, March 1Sth-Two hundred and
seventeen miners were imprisoned by an
explosion of fire damp in colliery at
Camphausen, near Saarbruck, in Rhenish
Prussia, this morning, and at late hour
this afternoon but seventeen had been res
cued 1t is feared that most of the 200
others have been suffocated.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
BERLIN. March 18th The latest reports
from the colliery disaster at Camphausen
state that ninety-eight bodies have been
recovered. One hundred and two men
and boys are unaccounted for. 1t is almost
certain that all now in the mine must be
dead as the main shaft and air apparatus
was destroyed by the explosion.
The Albanian Insurrection.
VARSA, March 1Sth.-Several sllirmishes
have taken place between the Turkish
troops and Albanian insurgents in the Vi
cinity of Prisrenl. Two hundred and fifty
Turks and forty Albanians were killed.
A Disorderly Scene.
VIENNA, March 1Sth.-In the Chamber
of Representatives to-day, two members, a
Pole and a German, engaged in insulting
personalities The galleries freely cheered
the disputants according to their sympa-
thies. AT last the Pole advanced towards
| the German, threatening to thrash him,
and the Polish element in the galleries
raised a tumult of applause, the Deputies
at the same time angrily shouting and
shaking their fists. Finally the original
| disputants were separated by friends, and
| the session was hastily adjourned.
| Emperor Williams Present to Bismarck.
BERLIN, March 18th The principal gift
| of the Emperor to Bismarck, on the occa-
| sion of the latter's list birthday, on the LIST
proximo, will be COPY by Won Werner
of his famous historical picture entitled
1.-The Proclamation of the German En-
| pire at Versailles" The original was pre-
scented to the Kaiser by all the reigning
sovereigns in Germany at the time of the
unification.
| Engiand's Cession to Germany.
LONDON, March 1Sth-The British mem
| bers of the international African Associa-
ton have coded to Germany all the terri
| tory east of the upper Congo bordering on
Lakes Tanganyika and Victoria Nyanza.
| including the station of Katrina, the first
stage of the route from Congo to Zanzibar
to be laid out by Germany.
Trying to Patch Up Peace.
LONDON, March 1Sth.-The British rep
] resentative and Russian Minister at Pekin
are trying to arrange peace between
| France and China 1t is stated that the
war has already cost China 6o,000,0G0 taels.
Bloody Mystery Solved.
| DUBLIN, March 1Sth.-The mystery of
| the two corpses, found hacked and mutt
| lated on the track of the Cork and Bandon
| Railway has been solved. 1t appears that
| four men, VINO had been celebrating St.
| Patrick's Day at Cork, were walking home
along the line of the railway. All were
armed, and fought desperately with knives.
| Two were killed, and the survivors, badly
cut, managed to drag the dead bodies on
the railway track. The survivors were ar
| rested.
A Royal Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
LONDON, March 1Sth.-Rumors are cur
rent that the Prince of Wales, while in
| Ireland, will announce that the Duke of
Connaught and family will reside in Dub
| lin, the Duke succeeding Earl Spencer as
| Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
Success of an American Horse the
British Turf.
LONDON, March 1Sth.-1n the Devonshire
| hurdle-race at Derby yesterday, Idea came
| in first and Abbottsford formerly Loril-
| lard,s Mistake) third. All English horses
| fell, except Philosopher, who started the
| favorite and came in second. The two
American horses were heavily weighted,
| Idea carrying It's pounds and Abbottsford
| 164. Bluegrass is training at Newmarket
and heads the quotations everywhere for
the Lincolnshire handicap.
Anniversary of the Paris Commune.
PARIS March lSth.-To-day being the
| anniversary of the Commune, precautions
were taken toprevont disorder. The troops
were confined TO tic barracks.
a Leg Reamputated.
CITY OF MEXICO. March 1Sth.-The deli
| cate operation of reamputating the lame
| leg of General Carries Pacheco, Minister OF
| Public Works, was successfully performed
| Monday, and the General is progressing
| fayorabiy