Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-29
FOREIGN FACTS.
AMERICAN HORSES FAIL TO WIN
IN ENGLAND.
Emperor Williams Illness Fight
ing in Peru-The Dominion Leg
islature-Vessel Burned.
lspssIAI DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD UNION. ]
Emperor williams Condition.

lsPEsIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECoRD-rSIoN.l
Emperor Williams Condition.
BERLIN, May 2Sth.-Thc Emperor was
somewhat worse thi. morning. The inteS-
final trouble became somewhat more Seri-
Gus Yesterday afternoon, and the Emperor
passed restless night. The Imperial fam
lily was summoned from Potsdam.
PARIS. May 2Sth.-It is reported here
that Emperor William is more seriously i'll
than will be admitted officially. The doe
tors in attendance are said TO be quite I'M
easy III manner.
THE EMPEROR BETTER.
BERLIN, May 2Sth.-Iamperor William is
now well enough 10 receive teW visitors
aud transact business, but not TO drive out.
The Situation in Paris.
PARIS. May 2Sth.-The Communists are
preparing 10 make another demonstration
this afternoon, when speeches by some OF
their prominent speakers Will be made.
The Government thinks it necessary to
take special caution against COmmunlsuc
outbreak at Victor Hugo's funeral, next
Monday. when the ranks of the Partisan
Communists will receive accessions from
other sources. The Minister of War has
ordered several regiments from the PROV
inccs to immediate service III Paris. These
are expected this evening.
Preparations for Victor Hugo's Funeral
PARIS, May 2Sth.-Monday Will be oh
served as general holiday. President
Greyy and the Diplomatic Corps will at
tend the funeral. An immense quantity OF
| floral offerings have arrived. Composit0rs
are having 4 floral crown prepared at cost
| of 800. Ireland sends 4 shamrock crown
| Hugo was friend of Parnell. The Royal
| lists and Catholics intend TO display white
| flags.
| Strategy of the Revolutlonists.
PARIS. Nav 2Sth.-The revolutionary
meeting to-day was a secret gathering, al
| reporters being excluded. Ii is believed
that the Revolutionists propose to carry a
! the Hugo funeral red flag SO large that il
| cannot be mistaken for banner, the Gov
ernment having decided to allow banners
| but no flags, to be borne.
The Anglo Russian Negotiations.
LoyDoy. May 29th-A. M.-The Dali
NcrS this morning says the negotiations
with Russia are proceeding with extreme
| slownesS, owing to Lord Kimberly's alb
sence from London, as the negotiations ar
entirely in his hands. The fact that he i
| able to leave London, it says, is evidence o
serenity. The illness of Emperor William
makes it extremely improbable that he vii
act as arbitrator between England an,
| Russia.
Arming British Vessel.
New YoRK, May 28th.-A dispatch from
Valparaiso, dated May 9th, says the ROyn
! Mail steamer Britannia, recently purchase
| by the British Government. is being tttet
! with eight guns and four field pieces, an'
when finished will leave for Coquimbo.
Present State of the Afghan Frontier Ne
gotIations.
LONDON, May 29th-A.M.-The Staadard'
! St. Petersburg correspondent says: Th
/ following is the exact state of the Afghan
! frontier negotiations at the present time
| The Ameer sJrrenders Penjdeh for Zuhti
| car. The question is unsettled as to whethe
Zuliticar Pass shall form part of the bound
ary. or remain wholly in Atghanistan
Russia insists that Mcruchak belongs L
Penjdeh. England objects, and makes tn
retention of NeruChak sine qua non. TIN
difference of opinion is now the man diff
Guilty.
Rosebery Returns.
THE HAGUE, May 2Sth.--Lord Roseber.
has started for Dondon.
The English Turf.
day OF the Manchester Whitsuntide meet
ing. The race for the Manchester CuI
1000 soverelgns ADDED to handicap sweeE
stakes OF % sOvereigns each, was won b
K. Jardines ur-year-old chestnut col
Borneo. H. Hungeriord's tive-year0lt
bav mare Xena came III second and
Chaloner's four-year old bay or brown col
Crom a Boo third. There were ffteel
starters. including f. Gebhardt's aged ba,
horse Eole, and Craig's formerly j X
| Keene's) fiye-year-Old chestnut horse Blu
| Grass At the start Blue Grass and Bornet
made the running jointly, with Eole wei
up. When half the course had been GOV
cred Borneo assumed the lead, and retained
it to the end, winning by length, despit
the claim of Xena to gain first place
Crom Boo finished four lengths bebint
Xena. Blue Grass and EOle were eased up
and came in ninth and twelfth respect
lively.
Fighting in Peru.
LIMA, May 2Sth.-To-day papers Civ
particulars of the taking of Trujillo by tn
Cacerist troops under Romero, on the 1ltl
inst The Government garrison was to-
small TO resist the attack after the entry O
the Cacerist troops into the city. Attempt
were made to sci several houses on fire, bu
were frustrated by Colonel Romero. Th
lglesias Government has sent 400 men L
retake Trujillo. 1t is stated that Cacere
in Ayacucno with 5000 men and has an
other force in Acolamba OF $50 men, de
scribed rs in rags, badly armed and with
out ammunition.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
LIMA. May 23Jh.--A telegram from Gen
eral Mas announces the complete defeat {
Caceres at Huancago by Yglesias' force
under command of Colonel Yessup.
great number of prisoners were taken
Caceres himself is wounded and has re
turned to Pucara. General Mas is in pun
suit. This decisive victory is expected t
prevent any further revolutionary attempts
and effect the complete paciticaIion OF tn
republic.
President of the Chile Senate.
SANTIAGO, May 2Sth.-It is reported tha
Senior Luis Aldunate, Senator for Tarapac
province, will be appointed President Of til
Senate.
The Trouble in Cuba.
HAVANA, May 2Sth.-La Union CojsS,tt
cio,,ul of the 10Th inst. says: \ telegra,
from the Mayor of Guamutas reports a
encounter on the 18th inst. at the Estat
Rosario. between force Of cavalry and th
negro Arteagas' band, in which sewers
cayalrymen were killed and a number c
bandits were wounded.
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