Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-24
FOREIGN NEWS.
Proposed Expulsion of the Orleans
Princes

Proposed Expulsion of the Orleans
Princes.
PARIS. February 23d-M. Clemenceau
will open fire upon NJ. De Freycinet in the
French Chamber of Deputies by urging
the immediate expulsion of the Orleans
princes, which the Radicals regard with
favor as tending toward the formation of
an extreme government. Prince Napoleon
invites attacks upon the Orleans princes,
believing that agitation in that line will
strengthen the position of the Bonapart-
lists, but Prince De Joinville and Due
d Aumale deprecate such action, and en-
deavor in every way to allay the hostile
feeling toward the princes. The Comte
de Paris remains, outwardly at least, cool
and Indifferent
The South American Republics.
New YORK, February 24th-A. M.-The
Director-General of Police of the city of
Guatemala writes to friend in this CITY
=" Politics is booming in Guatemala. Many
arrests have been made, and offenders are
being locked up every day. 1t is rumored
that Mrs. Barrios has given 100000 toward
the disturbing movement, and that Mr.
Lienflesta, who is also in New
York, has helped the revolutionists
with funds There have been two
vessels off the coast of Honduras with
men and arms, sailing under the Costa
kican flag. Solo, the President of Hon
dnras, is ambitious, and it is understood he
says that he will not be satisfied with any
thing less than the Presidency of Guate-
mala, Honduras and San Salvador.
The Polish Bill in the Prussian Diet.
BERLIN, February 23d-The discussion
of the Polish bill was continued in the
lower house of the Prussian Diet to-day.
! Tho hill h.r{ ~.
utes and members of the new German
Liberal ard Centre parties, while the Con-
servatives and National Liberals supported
the measure DIR. Lucius, Minister of Do
mains, pointed out that the thirty years
Polish agitation had eliminated in dan
gerous and firmly organized menace and
that il might take ten years to overcome
the evil and attain the objects of the bill
The bill was finally referred to a committee
of twenty-one.
Sharp Practice of the Dixie Clique.
LONDON, February 23d-The Dixie
clique in the Chelsea Liberal Council are
charged with stealing march on the other
members in adopting a resolution of conf
dence in Sir Charles Dixie. A majority of
the Council had no intimation that the
resolution would be brought up. The
meeting was convened ostensibly to hear
member read paper on free trade, and
only Dixie and his friends were present.
Dixie appealed to the feelings of the meet
ing, but gave no good reason why he did
not go into the witness-box during the
recent trial. The Liberals intend to de-
mand of Dixie a public statement that he
did not pack the meeting
Formal Submission of Greece.
LONDON February 23d.-Lord Rosebery,
Foreign Secretary, has received from Sir
Horace Rumbold, British Minister at
Athens, a telegram announcing the formal
submission of Greece, and stating that
Premier Delyannis will prepare protest
to the Powers that Greece submits only to
force
American Medical Diplomas in Berlin.
BERLIN. February 23d.-The North Ger
man Gazette says the prosecution is immi-
nent of numerous Germans, who stvle
themselves doctors on the strength of
diplomas purchased in America There
are 8, 400 of such doctors in Berlin alone.
The Pope Overworked.
ROME, February 23d.-The Pope had
faintlng fit to-day, the result of overwork
An Editor Convicted.
BERLIN February 23d-The editor of a
Kiel newspaper, who was arrested for COM
plicity with Sarauw, has been convicted at
Leipsic.