Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-02

dates. The oafeS of Trinity ColIara vnra
closed, and, the students We're not allowed
to leave the college grounds, The noIice
were reinforced, and constantly patrolled
$3.50 p!C the paraders were MOI IN
- ~ - y" t'Ii u III any manner ms morn
ait5.; att5 a o"uu Vi youths placed the stars and
tl a. anu te Statue OF 0rattan' last
~ e-e nag Mi', green flDoohs. a party
a., tl,so 49, sailleq Iortn ana captured the
III, III >" nv" 'iieE oore IN triumph TO the
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y; yorT ~ Ix iDr-sI n,-n,,,- rARNELLlFL
r- -,
:. iI?'p?-.' Dectl!oer IS'--SlXty-slx coun-
- Na' i',11 .9,Ii'5 ,o'eu lo-''ay M ne votes VIII
De G'S'ti's,i .o-LiioII9". me balance OF
ree,,i, rr;'i ba - IN te
when time most Of tbe conntjoe vii 10y DS
voted. The Conservative orents ranoTt 10
the Conservative beadorarters that tbey
are confident IF twenfv-fve majority
The Parnellite vote in Dublin was inn
mense. being 23.772. against n Conservative
vote of 447G. and Liberal vote of 3170
In the Hornsey division of Middlesex
Sir J. McGarelhogg. Conservative received
4.619 votes. and Lord Kensington Iihar9l
8 800. InrI Kensino+on is fl3a ,,intb ,ro,,'
Der of the Gladstone Government who has
been defeated at the pooIs
The totals thus far are: Liberals 1875
conservatives 4'6, Nahonailsts 80.
SALISBURY DEMONSTRATES.
T.oNnov Dacambar 1st To-d Co1i-L,,r,.
has sent rcmonstrance ~ Ans,ria
the Iatter's nrenaration for Tho tion
of Servia. He advises that the PoT,-ars 90
operate for the consideration of PnIrario's
demand for an indemnity and foT fbe -
vention of further hostiIities
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'ii-'' ~ biAl rAhN hLi''-
LONDON december ID M-lhe Times,
IN 4eAulng edltoral this morning, advo-
J,-;sI1 ~ ~ ~ ',i0 'iS
thwart the designs of ParneI
The Ral,,an situ.t;o,
p,.rcn.n,, n,oo,,,Ia. 49, rrtso.,;-....
1., iL,, Il oet ne tfillIstlce
" observed by ali porties,
Prince Alexander has telegraphed to King
Milan his proposals for peace Each coun-
try will be required, under the conditions
suggested, to respect the integrity of the
others territory. However, it is feared by
many that the strong Russian friendship
lof bulgaria, win corresponding feeilng
Oh the part i 9i austria lor the oerVlan GOV
,.nttn VIZ 'o'iu ~ Hi9"'iS eoiIi l'ii0ile
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~,
D.iio' LoNroN' Deceinoer !s1' - Inc servo
DulSa'lan aIlhlstlce Will continue ten
uuTI' Nj ,...; ,,;..
x,.orr,ol p,;, i1o,i,,5s II iiaa
if war he resumed ON a disagraamenf on
the ouestion of indemnify Austrian troons
will enter Servia The Austria General
Alhori hos oropa to Nisso op6 will oss,,,,,o
command of tho Servians If bostiIir;os re-
omen. The Russian ionrnaIs botb official
and unofficial are allowed tn make hosti1o
comments on the conduct of Austria.
.-. .
ooF!A' Decehoer lSt'-lhe houmellans
are 4Sl'a'ed py the presence OF agents OF
1he rofte, ~ IS 4eaTeo the aSltatlon Will
iea'' 10 iuItner reVoH.
ALEXANDER's DEMANDS.
PIRoT. December 1st-Prince Alexander
demands the presence of a Servian nIenino-
tentiary Ia nepctiote fnr nooca OF Gsr, o,,
Wednesday otherwise thn trncp win Lo
considered at an end
.e,,rs j., sr.;n
,r ~,
MADklp' Deceiliper ISt.-Ihe new Caoi-
.i Aet u 5iS accePteu tie rope settlement OF
tile Nii oIiiies ques'lon'
RISING THREATENED.
BoRpEATrX. December 1st.-Senor Gorilla
the Spanish agitator. has started for Sn.in
for the purpose of fomenting n RISING in
favor of a republic.
State of Siege Throprbout saxopv
p,,,,,r>- D,oo,,l,o -. M G.. g..
os'Aoll ToV-
.si''e, 'ie ol DIS
t t'on . iIens'aies' are apoue 10 proclaim
otbar C;o,,erome,,fs u,iII adont - si,,;Ia,
course.
Sensational Scene in the Ger,non Roi.,,-
stag.
Rrp11v Dace.,bor tst -Tbaro was COW
sationaI sccnn in fbn Raicbetas, 80.
yyhar Tho president roaJ tbo T,,,,(,r,',.,I :
,,nssara which H,os conntor1j.r,,e1 - 10 .
prircs Rismorcl- 4 iTer R;sr,,orai,'s = sr,,,,IsS
which created stiiI Greatar enrrTise ~ n,
WindtbOrst who was prpatIv excited and
hardly able to speak, moved to discuss his
Interpolation. The motion was carried
the whole House, with the exception of the
Conservatives, voting in its favor
Ihereupon Prince Bismarck, followed
py an u me lheino9Is I,.. OF the Bundesrath;
4eit tlle Ilot9e Ir' W li,ith9rst theh moved
10 "ithuIaW inc lA'erpeilauoh' IN Cfder 10
Frossi eSSiSts' leo Dy hefr I'lchier, wanting
an iihIhe'5iale II discussion &C, oI ihe message,
tilai'euse9 I. uiVlsloli on " IhGth0fst mo-
ll9ii' %iiiGh was carried IN the discussion
o. ,ne ouge. "heh lhg ltelI mo: OF bismarck
,,,1 s@i%'y Nag ieacHe,l' ~. ~ lhuthorst re-
EeMeu ms 9uesuoil !egarG5hs Al the eXPql-
SION Qi lhe , toIeS. Ililce blsIAafck' VINO
Ie-eiileieo tiie GilaIl'oer n: WlilG ne was
SteahIiiE, -! NJ, teluseu 20 uiscusS Ihe matter
i'o i'O''' W 90 'iiNii ,''e"'
u !, pEhlhN, Dcce!.oer -Ihe perihan
hl9siah eAtIaullioh treaty IS threatened
WIN W energetic Oppositloh IN lhe beichtaS.
/ LIlllce ll bISInarck mas Gohcieded treaty
',s anu 41Sssla' anu mas ar
sia and otha,. troetieS hetI,aa, HtInr So
of Germany and Russia those sararste
ties covering the whole federat;on '''0
T.aat;o -, ,otS..
rea'ie9 vi r"'ec'ioh'
PhELlN' pecellPer Ist'-H Is Sefhl-eHl-
Giaily lnouiice,' tliat tIellies OF ilrotecon
liaVe pgei coiIclu'ett ana
=
NJ, D."''tl
l; -aApEip. Decein1ef 1st..i ne Garollnes
PIotocol CONSISTS. CONSISTS VI sIA aIticies. Inc hrst
ftcie IeG!'eIli-es SPAN Ciaiili the second
llAcS tIt i1iIlltS VI lIle IeleW ana NarOlne