Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-15
FOREIGN.
Legislation in France.

1ARlS, DSCeluDCl ltiu.-4 uc OHdIlUtI VI
Deputies to-day, by a vote of sos to II
passed the provisional budget for two
months asked for by the new Government.
In the course of the debate on the budget
NJ Clemenceau contended that the majority
favored a separation of Church and State.
He said the late Cabinet was overthrown
because it had remained stationery. The
declarations of the new Ministry were not
satisfactory. The Cabinet would find il
impossible to obtain majority without the
cooperation of the extreme Left, which
section only asked for reforms which were
demanded by the entire republican party,
and the carrying out Of which would bring
about union of ali republicans and ex-
tremists. [Applause.]
NJ. Goblet, replying, eulogized NJ. De
Freycinet, who he said was defeated on a
side issue. and not by vote of the repub-
hcan majority. [Cheers.l
The Chamber, by vote of 339 to 211, re-
iected motion to Immediately begin de-
bate on the bill providing for surtax on
cereals.
Weary of Agitation.
LONDON, December 14th.-Five Welsh
farmers, leaders in the -anti-tithe move
ment, have been restrained for failing to
pay tithes.
Gladstone writes to the Welsh Liberation
Association that he regards their designs
with interest, but at his age he must leave
agitation to younger hands.
A willing Prince.
VIENNA, December 14th.-Prince Ferdi-
nand, of Saxe-Coburg Gotha, after long
talk with Count Kalnoky, received the
Bulgarian deputation to-day. The Prince
told the deputation that he was willing to
accept the Bulgarian throneif the Sobranje
elected him and the Powers confirmed his
election. 1t is reported that negotiations
on the subject have been opened at st. Pc
tersburg, and that the deputation is await
ing the Cars reply.
Dillon Bound Over.
DUBLIN, December 14th.-John Dillon
appeared for himself to-day in the action
brought by the Government against him
for agitating in favor of the plan of cam
paign." In his address to the Court Dillon
contended that the language he used in his
speech selected as the basis of prosecution
was justified, and that the Crown was
slraining the law against him. The Judge
declared that the "plan of campaign" was
clearly and absolutely illegal. He ordered
Dillon to give bond in the sum of $4,000
with two sureties for f1 600 each, for good
behavior in future, within twelve days, OF
go to prison for six months.
The Bulgarian Deputation.
VIENNA December 14th.-The Bulgarian
Government has ordered the deputation OF
Bulgarians to await in Vienna written in
structions before starting for Berlin. The
deputation has abandoned the idea of GO
ing to st. Petersburg.
Englands Egyptian Army.
LONDON, December 14th.-England has
decided to reduce the Egyptian standing
army to 10000 men, and the army of occu-
patton to 5000, thus largely reducing the
cost of armament to the Egyptian Govern
ment.
On African Duty.
BERLIN, December 14th-The German
ironclad Moen has sailed for Zanzibar, to
punish the murderers of explorer Juhlke
The Pope Cautions His Clergy.
ROME. December 14th.--The Pope had q
conference with Cardinal Slmoni and pre-
pared instructions to the Irish Bishops,
charging them to keep their clergy scrupu-
lously within the limits of duty in regard
to the anti-rent movement.
Wheat in Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, December 14th.-Wheat firm
and in good demand. Holders offer moder-
ately. California, No. l, IS 6d@Sd per
Genital.
Stanley's Expedition.
LONDON, December 14th. = Henry NJ
Stanley's expedition for the relief of Emin
Bey will start in February. The Egyptian
Government contributes fl0,0 600 toward the
expense, and private gentleman has guar
anteed the projectors against monetary
loss.
Lady CampbelPs Case.
New YORK, December 15th-A. M-The
Tfi5soae's London special says: The eyi-
dence of the last two days in Lady
Colin Campbel's behalf has turned the
current of general opinion in her favor
Her own testimony made great impres
sion on professional minds. Mr.. Lock
woods very clever and dangerous cross
examination failed to shake her on a single
point Mondays alibi is against the Pur'
feet story, on which Lord Colin mainly re-
lied. 1t seems complete, and many othel
minor points are also disposed of.
The Irish Situation.
LONDON, December 15th-A. M.-ThC
Standards Dublin correspondent says that
owing to the decision in the Dillon case
the Government will issue a proclamation
declaring the plan of the campaign an
illegal conspiracy.
"Greek Meets Greek"
LONDON, December 15th-A. M.-A dis
patch from Zanzibar says that Muaugo, OF
Uganda, with his forces has defeated King