Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-12

either Afghanistan, the ally of. England or
Russia Intentionally break the agreement
as to the neutrality of ne military forces
during the boundary I4egotiations?
A VISIT To THE srRELoK.
New YORK, May 1lth.-Reporters who
visited the Russia war-ship Strelok yester,
dav, say tho sailors have sort of minstrel
troupe They sing on the after-deck IN the
afternoon. They have a soloist, chorus,
a tambourine and two accor9eOns. We
are staying here so as TO be near the tele-
graph, said the Lieutenant. We may be
ordered away at any time, and we are ready |
TO 60 Ne intimation as to where we shall |
be sent or when, has reached us" The |
American sailor gets as much in one month |
as a sailor on the Strelok does in one year. |
One-fourth of the sailers go ashore every |
day 1.-The American women are very |
pretty said one. New York is a fine |
town, but do not like the saloons; they
give too small drinks-only a small glass OF
whisky and tumbler of water" Jacob |
Janensen, a Russian sailor, who is on the
United States steamer Dispatch now, ana
who went on the Bear on the Greedy Rellet
| Eypedition, came on board in the after
noon. He said that if war broke out he
would 90 out and fight with his country |
men. All the sailors talk war. They say |
| they are willing TO fight the Canada at any |
|
! time.
Release of Ayoub Khan Urged.
LONDON. May 11th.-A dispatch from |
| Tehcran saws that the Ameer OF Bokhara /
nrges the Shah of Persia 10 release Ayoub !
Khan.
The Situation mt Kassala.
SUAKIM, May 11th.-The Egyptian troops |
! at Kassala are compelled to eat donkeys to |
relieve their hunger. The Governor of |
Kassala rejects all appeals of the garrison
TO attempt to escape from the town.
Dram attic scene in the House OF Lords |
LONDON, May 11th.-During the discus
sion in the House Of Lords this afternoon !
concerning the Governments position with |
Russia, dramatic and exciting incident |
occurred. The Duke OF Argyle was max
ing speech defensive of Mr., Gladstone's |
policy in Egyptian matters, when the |
solemn body was startled out Of all prop1l- |
ETY. by Il piercing shrek. The cry came !
| from Baron Dormer, a Liberal. He Sprang |
| to his feet and then sank to the floor. 1t
was soon discovered that the Baron was in |
a fit of Inconsistencies. Doctors were |
summoned and they succeeded after much |
| labor, i'll restoring consciousness, and the
Baron was soon afterwards removed to his |
| home.
The Government and the Parnellites.
| LONDON, MAY IIlu---Jl ID IL jOl ICtl li4atl
| the Government, in order to close bargain 7
| with the Parnellites for their support for
| the vote OF credit tomorrow. have prom |
ised to increase the grant for registration |
expenses in Ireland.
Trial of the Dynamiters.
LONDON, May llth.-The trial of Gun
ninsham and Burton, for alleged compile |
itv in dynamite Outrages at Westminster |
Hall and the Tower of London, were begun |
in the Central Criminal Court. The trial |
takes place before Sir Henry Hawkins. Very |
little public interest is manifested III the |
trial. \ panel of 100 iurymen has been |
summoned, from which TO secure jury for |
the trial. The defense are allowed thirty |
five challenges, but only fifteen men were |
objected to before jury was obtained. At |
ter the jury had been sworn, Attorney
General James opened the case for the |
prosecution. He stated that they expected !
TO prove Cunningham guilty of causing the |
explosion al the Tower, and also to have
been the author OF the outrage at the VIC |
toria railway station.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
LONDON, May 11th-Thc trial has been |
adjourned until tomorrow. The evidence |
submitted was only repetition Of the tes-
timony at the preliminary trial.
The Holland Succession.
BERLIN, May 11th.-The King of Hol- |
land is suffering from disease of the kid |
neys. His illness is giving cause for earn
est fears on the question Of the succession. !
In LuXemberg, therefore, comes again IL |
the foreground the question of the deposed |
Duke of Nassau, who would be entitled to
the succession as a member of the Orange |
family. There is no doubt that Emperor |
William will support the claims of the |
d IKE.
German D1ty on Wheat.
BERLIN, May 11th.-The Reichstag TO-
day voted in favor of the proposal to make |
the duty on wheat three marks.
Promotion of Young Bismarck.
BERLIN May 11th = The formal an
nouncement Of the appointment of Herbert |
Bismarck as Ender Secretary of Foreign !
Affairs was III ade to-day.
German Composer Dead.
COLOGNE, May 11th,-Ferdinand Hitler |
German composer and pianist, died here |
this morning.
The Congo Government.
VIENNA, May 1lth-A Brussels dispatch |
to the P0litscit Correspondent says Henry |
NJ. Stanley has been appointed Governor of |
the Congo State Herr Richiwald, Con- |
sulate at BON Jay, will be made Minister of |
Commerce, ard Herr Neuss, Minister of |
Finance of thst country.
France and China.
SHANGHAI, May 1lth.-It is reported on |
good authority that the representatives of |
France and Clina have signed the protocol |
of peace II fientsin.
Jules Ferry and The Pope.
ROME, May 1lth.-lt is reported that "
Jules Ferry, late French Premier, has OBJ |
tanned a secret interview with the Pope, |
and has promised. in return for the support
OF the clergy in the coming elections, to
strengthen the concordat if he should be |
restored to power. Cardinal Czack, who is
friend of NJ Ferry, urges the Pope TO as
sent to such an agreement Cardinal Czack
has the ear Of the Pope, and it Is expected
that he Will replace Cardinal ,Jacobini,
Papal Secretary cf State, whose retention
in office Will be impossible. as he is becom
ing completely deaf.
The Dublin Archbishopric.
PANS, May 1.-THE Monoles correspond
ent at Rome states that the Pope has
selected MOnsignOr Moran. Archbishop of
Sydney, for the Dublin Archbishopric
The Maritob War - Reported Victory
Over the Insurgents.
WINNIpEG, May l1th.-A dispatch, the
authenticity of which cannot be vouched
for, was received last night from the 'front.'
which states that the fight with the reEels
was renewed Yesterday morning, and the
rebels were completely overcome and sur
rounded by the troops, and that Middleton |
had demanded their immediate surrender
on pain of absolute humiliation. There is
great rejoicing here over What appears from
disiointed dispatches to be 4 victory.
SCARCITY OF NEWS TROOPS BEING HURRIED
To THE FRONT.
WrNHIrrG. May 1lth.-The wire is still
down between Qu' Appelle and Humboldt
and 10 further word has been received from
the fort Great anxiety is felt.
4 Saskatchewan Landing dispatch says
An order was issued last night by General
Laurie that the entire corps Of the Seventh
Fusiliers and two companies Of the Mid
land Battalion should proceed Al once to
ClarkeS Crossing. They left this morning
at 5 o'clock on twelve bargeS. The force
numbers nearly $50 men, under command
of Colonel Deacon. They expect to reach
Clarles in about five days. Two COM
panies of the Halifax Battalion will leave
Swift Current for this point tonight, reach
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