Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-02
FOREIGN.
Gladstone on CI,urcb Discs,

Gladstone on Church Disestablishn,ent.
LONDON, November 1st.-Gladstone has
written highly important letter on church
disestablishment He taunts the Tories
with thrusting the question forward as a
political dodge. He repeats that the pro-
Ject belongs to the dim distant future; that
the public mind is not prepared for the
scheme. In conclusion, he saws The
subject is for others, and not for me, to
deal with"
Politics in Great Britain.
LONDON, November 1st.-The real work
of the election campaign throughout Great
Britain will be begun this week. Every
day important speeches are to be made nv
prominent men of all parties at various
places in England and Scotland. Lord
Churchill will speak at Worcester to-mor-
row. Tuesday Sir Michael Hicks-Beach
will speak at Stroud, Chamberlain at Biz
mingham, Lord Granville at Shrewsbury
and Lord Spencer at Dorchester. Wednes
day Lord Salisbury will speak at Crandon
Sir Charles Dixie at Worcester. and Sir
Stafford Northcote at Glasgow. Thursday
Lord Harrington will speak at Belfast:
Sir William Vernon Harcourt at Chester
and Dixie at Chelsea. In addition to this
flood of oratory a score of minor official
and ex-otficial lights will appeal ia. tbe
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most important and significant of the
speeches is expected to be that of Harting-
ton at Belfast. The visit of the Wbio
leader to Ireland is designed chiefly TO ar
range compromise between the Liberals
and Tories of Ulster, to enable the luvalists
to present united front against the
Parnellites.
De Freycinet's AssaiIant.
PARIS, November 1St.-Mariott, the Would-
be assassin of De FreyCinet, Minister of
Foreign Affairs, declares that he fred wide
of the Minister that he did not intend to
injure him, but only wished to draw public
attention to his grievance. Mariott's story,
that his daughter was outraged by work
men on the Panama Canal and that the
miscreants escaped punishment, is con-
tirmed by the Panama Canal Company. 1t
is believed that De Freycinet will apply for
Mariotts discharge
MosIems and Russians Fighting.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 1st.-Bloody
fighting is reported at Baku. on the Caspian
Sea, between the Moslems and Russians.
The military had to be called out to restore
order: In the fighting several Russians
were killed and large number wounded.
De Lesseps and His Canal
PARIS, November 1st.-De Lesseps. in a
letter to a stakeholder of the Panama
Canal Company, justifying a further call of
125 francs per share, says he is going to
Panama in January, to inaugurate the final
period of the work on the canal. He refers
to his application to the French Coy ern-
ment for permission to issue new bonds.
and repeats his prophecy that the Panama
Canal, although it will cost double what
the Suez Canal cost, will earn three times
the earnings of the latter canal
The Recent Prussian Elections.
BERLIN, November 1st-In the recent
Prussian elections the Liberals gained six
seats from the Radicals. The Poles lost
two seats in Posen. The Democrats were
defeated in Frankfort
Fatal fractional Fight.
LAREDO (TeXas), November 1st-At Bus
tamente, Mexico, trouble has been brewing
for several days past over the coming cleo
ton. Yesterday the opposing factions
met and after several hours of indiscrimi-
nate shooting the result showed six killed
and fifteen wounded. 1t is expected that a