Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-27
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There are grave fears of a republican up

There are grave fears of a republican up
rising i'll Spain.
There are hopes of an amicable settle
ment OF the Franco-Egyptian difficulty.
The Duke of Connaught, who had started
home, has been suddenly recalled to Simla.
\ rumor, originating in Paris, that Italy
meditated the occupation OF Suakim IS un-
true.
All the st. Petersburg newspapers assume
that England has demanded satisfaction for
Penjdei.
The Russian river Neva, is clear of ice;
the harbor of Cronstadt, however, remains
ice bound.
Over 100 Russian students in Paris, be
longing to the army, have been ordered
home by the Russian Government.
The Italian Foreign Office has been no.
tilted that the Prince and Princess of
Wales intend to visit Rome early in
May.
A Berlin dispath says the Bundesrath
committee has accepted the eXtradition
treaty recently agreed upon between the
representatives of Germany and Russia.
Nearly all of the London newspapers
have perfected arrangements for securing
bv special tclegrams news from the scene
England and Russia.
From Madrid comes the intelligence that
two cases of Asiatic cholera have been dis
covered at Solca. near Valencia, and that in
the same place one death has been already
caused by the scOurge.
1t is announced that the French Govern
ment is about to undertake the prosecution
of the action of the Public Debt Commits
sion against the Egyptian Government for
suspension OF the sinking fund
The United States steamer Kearsage ar
rived Off the mouth of the Congo river,
Africa, on the 18th of March, and the
United States steamer Marion, on her way
10 China, via SueZ Canal, called at Malta
on the 18th inst.
The immense stone bridge constructed
| by Chinese engineers over the arm OF the
! Chinese Sea at Lagang is finished The
bridge is five miles long, entjfei' - stone.
| and has 800 arches, each seyeiIiE lect high.
The bridge is seventy feet wieir,
| A Berlin dispatch says: Emperor Will
| lam is much depressed, yet is hoping at
the very last moment that England will
Weld in some way. All the rumors about
Germany and Austria not keeping the
strictest neutrality are baseless.
The Prince and Princess of Males had q
most enthusiastic reception at London
derry, Ireland, Saturday. The town was
literally covered with flags and bunting,
and immense crowds We're in the street
through which the royal party and process
sion passed.
A leading General of the Russian army,
who will be one of the first TO receive a
prominent fighting command in the event
of war, IL reply to a question as to the pros
pect of peace or war. said; Every one al
the War Office is almost certain that 1t will
be war, and l share that belief.
A dispatch from London Saturday night
said; Tonight the situation appears to be
very serious 1t looks as If Russia desires
war, and as if England will be compelled
to accept a challenge to fight. The COM
mon people OF England-that is, those
who read or gossip at the "publics," anC
know what is going on-seem to believe
that there will be war, but they are no
enthusiastic about it.
A St. Petersburg special to the Londo,
Standard says: Negotiations continue be
tween the Russian and English Govern
ments. The frontier questi on presents n
serious difficulty, but the penjdeh afiai
delays the meeting of tlle Boundary Com
mission. Russia, says the dispatch is will