Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
Gladstone at Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, June 2Sth.-Gladstone this
afternoon addressed the electors of Liver
pool in Henglers Circus. He was received
with boundless enthusiasm. The circus
was crowded to Its utmost capacity, 5000
persons being present Hundreds of peo-
pie unable to gain admittance crowded
around outside. Gladstone said the en-
thusiasm in favor of home rule surpassed
anything he had witnessed during his life.
Labouchere Apologies to Field.
LONDON, June 2Sth.-When the case of
Cyrus Field against Lahouchere, the editor
of the Truth, for libel, was called for hear
ing, the Acknowledgement, on behalf of
Labouchere, withdrew the plea of justi6ca-
ton and expressed Labouchere's regret for
publishing the article, and stated that he
and Sir Henry James, Fields counsel, had
agreed upon the amount that would be
paid by Labouchere in satisfaction of the
costs and asked the Judge to discharge the
Jury. 1t is understood that for several days
Labouchere's counsel has been wanting to
have it settled by his making an apology
and retraction and not paying anything
for costs This Field refused TO accept.
Beeoher in England.
LIVERPOOL, June 2Sth.-Beecher told the
committee who came to him 10 help the
cause OF Gladstone: : / have come to Eng
land mainly for rest and recreation, and
with no purpose of taking part in the po-
litical controversy. 1t is not for me to at
tempt to tell the British people what they
should do in this important crisis. At the
same time do not hesitate TO say that | am
with Gladstone, first, last and all the time.
l hear it said that the Irish are not capable
of self-government. As to that l might
almost say they govern us in America.
arI bof1 &C ha pla ts of oc
noble people as had ever been created on
the face of this earth. 1t is notorious that
the Scotch-Irish are men that are conspic-
uous in our commercial relations for their
shrewdness, their industry, acquisition of
wealth and general respectability, and sue
cess in everything that pertains to morality
as well as to commerce. For respectabihty,
shrewdness, wealth. production and eau
tious conservatism, they, are almost by
words with US.
NO. of course cannot come to England
at time when there is under discussion
the adoption for Ireland of the substantial
principles which underlie our own Govern
ment, without profound interest. Ii were
born a citizen of this Kingdom would go
into this conflict with all my heart and
soul but | am restrained from it by COLI
siderations of delicacy. Ny heart goes
with Gladstone and the general principles
which he advocates. There are many de-
tails. many notifications that may be be-
yond his reach. but his direction is right,
and il seems to me that every good and
hopeful man should join to promote the
success of the effort which now is so largely
centered in his hands"
Beecher. however, accepted an invitation
to a seat on the platform, and, despite his
declination to speak, the committee were
hopeful that when the time came he would
reconsider. As they left one of them re-
marked to his fellow callers: " 1t will be
all right when we once get Beecher on the
platform. 1t will be impossible for him to
resist the calls that will be made upon him
by the audience. He will have such a re-
ception as no other American has ever re-
ceived.'
Partisan Paragraphs
PARIS. June 2Sth.-The names of Prince
Murat and bis son have been stricken from
the rolls of the army, because they belong
to q former reigning family.
Due de Nemours has resigned the Presi-
dency of the Society for the Relief of Sick
and Wounded 1t is believed that his sue
cessor will be Marshal MacMahon.
The Chamber of Deputies to-day resumed
the debate on the bill imposing surtax on
cereals. NJ. Deschand warmly supported
the Dill, ana was louuly appiauceu.
The Count of Paris.
LONDON, June 2Sth.-The Count of Paris
and his family have been heartily well
coined at Tunbridge.
First Through Train on the Canadian
Pacific
MONTREAL, June 25th.-The first through
train to Vancouver, ON the Canadian Pacific
Railroad, left here at p NJ. Many of the
most prominent men in the city, including
representatives of ell the commercial
bodies, and thousands of other citizens,
witnessed its departure, and field battery
! fred salute of fifteen guns.
Entire Family Murdered by a Servant.
BUCHAREST. June 2Sth.-A servant in a
| family in this city to-day murdered bis
/; master and mistress and their Eve children
stole 100 coo francs and then fed to Bull
garia.