Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-07
FOREIGN FACTS.
FRESH DYNAMITE OUTRAGES TX
PECFED iN ENGLAND.
Threats of a Massacre in China
Troops Suffering for Water
Granville Explains.
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ESPECIAL DspArcHrs TO THE Rrooap- -usros.y
Lord GrauvI,le's Explanation.

| Lords Granville said he felt that il would
| be unbecOming for him to make y long rr-
| ply here to Bisnarck's speech in the Reich
| stag on Monday, because Bismarck had
! raised several points concerning :. number
OF written communications which had
been exchanged, and anumher of dispatches
! which had been published in the Blue
| Book before being delivered, and had de-
IIared that dispatches had been published
which ought never TO have been published.
Il hope said Granville, "ta make
such statement in the rec
ular way to Bismarck ss sbalI
show him that the above points NAV bear
very different color. | sincerely regret the
| speech made in the House of Lords under
the pressure OF severe party attack should
have ANNOYED Bismarck, who evidently
labored under mlscopception. The Duke
OF Richmond had attacked the Govern
ment, saying your own party papers show
! the Egyptian policy 70 be bad, and every
| foreign statesman condemns it l retail
| ated that the Duke OF Richmond had no
oceaSlen 10 complain of Bismarck's disap-
! proval because we failed to follow the very
friendly advice Il ought. perhaps, to have
| s2lu oplnaon) winch Bismarck gave prcvi-
| lous 10 the present Government to take
Egypt. ! added that / presumed ne did
not expec: lls to abandon all liberty of ac-
| ton IN our foreign and colonial policy.
| Ihe thrust was aimed at the Duke Of
| Richmond, not at Bismarck. The latter
to my regret construed this as having
a meaning which l positively asser; docs
! not attach toit. Bismarck also complained
| OF my incorrectly describing his advice, or
| rather opinion, which, even if true. had
| no right 10 mention, because It wRs conf
dental. Now, regarding the words take
Egypt, | ought probably to have used n
better phrase, if spoke from written notes.
although the words were certainly auplica-
oie to annexation, protectofate, or even
occupation. Nobody would regret more
and nobody would be injured more-by a
| breach of confidence than myself did
not mean TO refer to those private and
friendly communications described by Bis
marck in the Rechstag but 10 subsequent
| declarations, which We're not confidential.
Ii Is not the present hope Of England 10
represent Europe'S interests in Egypt for
| the future. My object is not to defend my
I self, but TO correct nisapprehensons which
are inevitable when important ulteIances
! are telegraphed incorrectly, as frequently
happens, between the capitals OF Europe.
No country more fully and cheerfuily ap-
preciates Germanys immensely important
position in Europe than does England
An Anarcflist Communication to the
! Prince of Wales
NEW YoEK, March 9th. A Hrralds
Paris special says: An Anarchist docu-
ment, addressed to the Pr nee OF Wales,
saws Go and see for yourself what tho
Irish people have suffered. We shall thank
you, although you are the rcsiduary lega-
tee of centuries OF usurpation and at
tempted extertination." The letter con-
cludes The life of your Royal Highness,
apart from good feeling shown in your pro-
posed journey, has no definite connection
/ with 1reland's aspirations or Ireland's
wrongs" The document is signed; For
! the Irish Revolutionary Directory, by
Michael Fiannery."
| More Dynamite Outrages In Prospect.
| NEW YoRK, March CHA Herald Lon-
/ don cable says 1t is stated that Father Eu-
| gent, the Chief Catholic Prison Chaplain
! for England, who had several convicted
/ Fenians under his charge near LIVERPOOL
and elsewhere, passed through Paris en-
route for Lyons yesterday While here ha
sew two Invincble delegates and adiureti
! them to abandon their policy of murder
and violence Yet fresh Outrages may he
| expected within few days, probably ;,
! the navy and dock yards.
England's Volunteer EnroIIme,.s
| LONDON, March 6th-The total nun. ?
| of enrolled volunteers in Crest Britair ri.
| the present time is d 600 men, the great :
nuInpe yet attained.
| Fears OF Massacre.
SHANGHAI March 6th-Foreigners st
J Ningpo are extremely nervous, threa,A
| being constantly made to massacre them.
Motion Rejected.
| BERLIN, March 6th-The Reichstag has
/ rejected the motion in favor Of establishing
d bi-metallic currency.
Suicide After Heavy Gambling LossoS.
! LONDON, March 6th-Societv is excited
over the suicide OF young Knglishmen.
recently married and who lately lost $780,
| Geo in gambling at Monaco.
General woiscicy.
! KoRTI, March h-The report that Gem
eral Wolseley had been recalled is denied.
His health is improving, and his eyesighs
is better. When thsseantonment of the
troops is effected, General Wolseley will GO
ON tour Of inspection to the Nile stations
between Assouan and Dongola, He has no
intention of leaving Egypt.
Plans for the Summer.
KoRrI March 6th-During the summer
the main body of British troops viii re-
main in camp here, with headquarters at
Dongols. The hudir of Dong0las army
| will remain at Merawi, with General Bull
, ler's contingent. Two movable columns
under Generals Dormer and Brackenbury,
! gill be stationed between Debbeh and
| Handak, III constant readiness for action
The wind now blows like furnace Prince
Hassan Is bringing a pack of hounds to
| hunt antelope and beguile the time during
the inaction. 1t is rumOred that two
friendly tribes in this vicinity have de-
clared for El Mahdi
| Scarcity of water.
SUAKIn, March 6th.-The troops are suf-
arm L. .,
! great scarcity OF water.
| Germany and England.
LONDON, March 6th-Herbert Bismarck
visited the Prince of Wales to-day. He
| was charged with conveying q special COM
/ munication, TO the effect that Emperor
/ William was desIrous of maintaining cor
J dial relations between the statesmen of
| England and Germany. The German EN-
I bas5ador had conference with Granville
and gave assurance that Bismarck was ex-
| erting his influence to induce the Russian
Minister of Foreign Affairs to agree to 3
I simultaneous withdrawal Of Russians and
| Afghans from the disputed frontier out
posts.
Freedom OF Navigation of the Sues Canal.
PARrs, March 6th.-Le Temps says that
all the powers have accepted the proposal
of France to form a committee to frame
provisional regulations for the freedom OF
navigation of the Suez Canal.
Conference at the War ofico.
LONDON, March CHA conference WAS
held at the War Office to-day upoutbe
conditions of the service of the colonial
troops in the Soudan, but the result baa
uot been made known.
Duties on Corn and CorrnesI.
OTTAWA, March 6th.-The merchants of
the lower province are asking that the
duty on corn be taken off, and the duty on
eornmeal reduced from 40 to Is per cent
Five Hours' Speech.
OTTAWA, March chin the House of
Commons to-day White of Cardvell rno,s