Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-18

Government, which is much opposed to the
extreme provisions of the treaty of 1913
being enforced by any Provincial Marine
Constable or Customs Collector.
Private Speculation.
New YORK, June f7th.-The 7ii6rlte's
London cable special of the 10th says: A
dispatch announces that President Cleye-
land has accepted the honorary Presidency
of the American Exhibition 10 be held in.
London in 1887. There is danger that this
will be understood here as giving the
official sanction of the American Govern
ment to the exhibition, which is known to
be private speculation under English
management, and fer which Englishmen
md the money. The attempt to connect
the American Minister with it having
failed, the capture of the American Presi-
dent IS the more surprising. Cleveland
ought to understand clearly that should
the exhibition fail to pay expenses his
patronage will be interpreted here. rightly
or wrongly, as involving the credit of the
American Government, Financially or 9TH
erwise.
DIR. Holmes Socially Entertained.
NEW YeRK, June G7th.-The YriJto,e's
cable special from Eondon of June 10Th
says DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes latest
social adventure was supper on Monday
in the grand saloon of Dfury Lane Theater,
as guest ofAugustus Harris. DR. Holmes
and Mrs. Sargent and the Prince and
Princess of Wales were present, ON Mon
day. at the performance of Carmen by
the Carl Rosa Company. A supper fol-
lowed at midnight for q small party, not
inclrding royalty.
Holmes Honored.
LoEsoN. June f7th.-The honorary de-
gree of the Cambridge University was con
ferred upon Oliver Wep. ~ HOLMES in the
presence of large asser. olager to-day. The
President delivered . laudatory address to
Or. Holmes.
The Late kipg
MUNICH, June 17th.-The late King Lud-
wig left no will. Dr. Schleiss denies giving
an opinion upon the Kings condition, or
publishing q report in the newspapers. He
says thai The chronic Inflammation of the
cerebral membranes juslihes the theory of
Ludwigs insanity, aud that the normal
condition of the cerebellum explains The
fact of the clear judgment possessed By the
King, inspite OF the fact that III othsF r.
spects his mind was diseased
Tho Princes VIII Say.
PARIS, June 17th-The Senate commit
tee has rejected by vote Of six to three,
all the proposals for the expulsion Of the
Princes.
He's Dead.
LONDON, June 17th.-Advices from Cal
cutta report the death Of the MahaTajah of
Indore.
The Nova Scotia EleciioR.
NEW YORK, June 17th.-A Halifax cor
respondent, under date OF the 18Th. says
Just before the last local Legislature dis
solved resolution, moved by the Premier,
was passed, which set forth the disadvant
ages Nova Scotia was laboring under
through the Confederation, and the Gov
ernment signified their intention of going
to the country for decision of the people
on the ISSUE The election came off yes
terday and the result has astonished the
whole Dominion. The cry of repeal fairly
swept the province out of thirty eight
seats The Repealers have obtained thirty
one sure and perhaps more The cause of
the result is business depression, and con-
sequently desire of change, the superb
ority of the organization of the Repealers
and the short time in which their oppo-
nents had to canvass the country"