Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-23

house of the Diet to-day, in the debate on
the second reading of the Polish bill, Herr
Wirzhinsk passionately denounced the
projected German colonization of Poland
he declared that Poland would not perish
although life or death struggle was inn
posed upon her. Minister Lucius said that
the bill was an act of necessity and self
defense. The Poles, he said, were unwill-
ing to become Prussian subjects, and
dreamed Of the restoration of Poland, al
Though they owe their prosperity TO Prus-
STA. The Government was fully aware OF
the difficulty of the task it had undertaken,
but trusted to the support of the Diet and
TO the patriotism of the country. Nine
teen members gave notice that they would
speak in behalf Of the measure and nine
teen announced that they would speak
against it.
German Protectorate.
LONDON, February 22d.--Count Won HAITI
gelt, German ambassador, has notified
Lord Rosebery of the establishment of a
German protectorate over Marshall Proyi-
dence and Brown islands.
The London Police Department.
LONDON, February 22d.-1n the House OF
Commons, to-day, Childers, Home Secre-
tary, announced that the riot committee
advised thorough and immediate over
hauling and reorganization of the police de-
partment of London
The Home Rule Question.
LONDON, February 22d - Archbishop
Walsh, of Dublin, has written TO Gladstone
that the Irish Bishops consider that the re-
suit of the elections answered Gladstone's
appeal to the Irish people to speak out .
He says the Bishops believe that home rule
would not affect the union or the supremacy
of the Crown, and urges the suspension OF
evictions till the land question has been
settled.
Necessary Assistance Ordered.
LONDON, February 22d-It is stated that
Morely Chief Secretary for Ireland. has in
structed the police and military authorities
to render all assistance needed as without
it it is virtually impossible to effect evic-
tons.
Lord Randolph Churchill in Belfast.
BELFAST, February 22d-Large bodies of
Orangemen, wearing regalia, displaying
banners and headed by bands of music,
met Lord Randolph Churchill at the depot
here. He was escorted by huge process
sion to Ulster Hall, where addresses were
presented him. Replying, he said he
wished those contemplating dissolution
OF the union were only present. They
would then perceive that Belfast would
never submit to disunion. The town is
excited. Extensive police precautions have
been taken to prevent rioting.
A Cold Day for the Captain.
LONDON, February 22d.-Captain o'Shea
met with chilling reception in the House
OF Commons. Mr.. Parnell fatty refused to
introduce Colonel Nolan, and Mr.. Blake
reluctantly undertook the task. Mr.. Big
gar openly avowed his disgust and con-
tempt on the occasion.
Summons Refused-The Dixie Case.
LONDON, February 22d,-The Court has
refused to grant summons for the editor
and publishers of Punch, whom the Social
list leaders desired to have committed for
contempt of Court.
IL is understood that the Queens Proctor
will intervene in the case of Sir Charles
Dixie. The latter has intimated that he
desires to submit all the information in his
possession to disprove the allegation that
the divorce of Crawford resulted from col
fusion.
The International Fleet.
LONDON, February 22d.-The interna-
tional fleet will leave Suda Bay for Salamis
immediately upon the arrival of the Duke
of Edinburgh, who is to command the
fleet. Two English cruisers will watch
the coast of Crete, in order 10 prevent the
landing of Greek volunteers who have been
melting an Instruction.
Turf Dealings Placed on a Business Foot
ing.
LONDON, February odd = The Jockey
Club, which has hitherto refused to take
cognizance of betting, has announced a
rule that the Tattersalls Committee will
settle betting disputes and will report de-
faulters and persons guilty of malpractice
to the Club. This rule virtually constitutes
the Club Supreme Court, to make and
administer the laws of betting, and places
turf dealings % business footing.
The Annexation of Burnah.
LONDON. FEBRUARY 22d.-The annexation
of Burmah was confirmed by the Govern
ment in the House of Commons and House
OF Lords this evening. II was voted that
the cost of the Burmah expedition be
charged to the Indian revenue.
Priests Punished.
WARSAW, February 22d-Seyeral Catho-
lie priests and monks have arrived here,
and were sent u the interior of Russia, be-
cause they administered the Catholic sacra-
ment TO Greek ,:hurchmen
Heavy Railroad Suit.
MONTREAL, February 22d.-The suit of
McRea against the Canada Pacific Railway
for S167 900 was commenced to-day. Nc
Rae was one Of the contractors of the
trestlework north of Lake Superior, and
claims that byilis contract he was entitled
to be paid not only for permanent trestles,
but also for all woodwork upon which these
trestles were built, and which has since
been removed3 A large number of promi-
npDt ppVlnpprS from, tho ITuifad Starac o,,J
Canada will be examined. Upwards of
1900 witnesses nave been summoned IF
McRae is successful in his suit, three other
contractors Will take similar action, aggre-
eating over 100000.
Great Convenience to Travellers
MONTREAL, February 2d.-Superintend-
ent Stephenson, of the Grand Trunk Rail
way, recently made application to the
Treasury Department at Washington to
have the customs regulations which apply
to passengers and baggage now in force in
New England extended TO the Middle
Southern and southeastern States. The
application has just been granted, and on
and after the LIST of March next all passen-
gers destined for anv point in the United
States over the Grand Trunk Railway can
have their baggage examined by United
States custom officer located at Montreal,
Prescott, Toronto, London and Stratford
after which the baggage will go through
without further examination at the United
States frontier
Silver Coin for Egypt.
BERLIN. February 22d.-The Berlin Mint
is turning out large amount of silver coin
for Egypt. Six million piasters have al
ready been forwarded to that country.
Another American Girl to Marry a Title
LONDON, February 23d-A. M.-The mar
riage of Earl Cairns (Lord Garmoyle) to
Miss Adele Grant, daughter of Mrs. Beach
Grant, of New York, will take place in
London in July.
Delays are Dangerous.
You say, well. It's only slight cold :;
look out it may lead to an inflammation of
the lining of the numerous air-cels of the
lungs; this is pneumonia or to spasmodic
contractions of the fibers of the air passages,
which is asthma or the Inflammation of
the lining membrane of the throat and
tubes which pass through the limos which