Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-12

reform and extension OF the Artisans
7 Dwellings Act, including the dwellings o
| farm laborers a measure tor the chespe
transfer of lands, and the appointments of
! select committee TO inquire into the adalin
tration OF the government in India. with {
view OF giving the natives increased con
| troll. If Lord Harrington consents to TN
formation of q coalition Ministry, the Cab
| met VIII include Goschen, Sir Henr,
James, the Duke Of Argyle, but not Mr.
Chamberlain.
What LaE0uchere says.
LONDON, Jaly 11th.-Labouche-e. in ar
interview to-day said Il am tonfden
that Gladstone will resign, and tSat the
! Conservatives VIII take office. An3 coali
ton between the Tories and Unionisis can-
| not last twenty minutes. ChambeIlais and
[ Caine are the only Two worth considering
| Nhe Liberal defeat arises from Gladstorpfs
lsilIre 10 make the land bill clear, the Rad.
ieais mol seeing the forre of buyiug out TIE
landlords. The cry of Three acres and 4
COW hss not done any good ii
woaid have been better TO talk of " Half
an acre aDd a calf The laborer would
understand ihat | do not si,ink the Tories
will adopt tise home rule policy. 1t is not
to Their interss: TO settle tEe irish cues
ton, Jut rather 10 keep IS open. The
Tories Used Chamberlain nicely. but he
does nst sec 4. They will throw him
over when il salts their purpose. II will
be long time before the Irish epes;ion is
settled. Il cannot possibly be settled by
the next Firliamsnt. The counties know
nothing Of iheqGestion. When fFey Irave
been educated Gladstone will wi n.hsy1ds
down. This will be the great workscf the
Radicals in the near future
Yet to- Re Heard From.
LONDON, J@ay i1th.-Of the ninety five
seats remaining to be contested. fiftv one
were formerly held. av Gladstonians. nine
teen by Conservatives, twelve by Unicn.
lists. and thirteen by Parnellites
BeecIIer n the English PULPIT.
LONDON, July l1th.-Rev Henry War,f
Beecher preached in Union Chapel, Isline-
ton, to-day, taking his text from John
xvii, 20. %. %: Christian Unity by Loves
Power He urged it is not. SO much
theological as a spiritual unity, of which
ne spoke hopefully. Men, he said. were
coming nearer together and working for a
larger humanity Among his best friends
We're Catholic priests. He refuted the at
tacks made upon him by the English press
for joking in the pulpit. and repeated his
known views on laughing, He evoked
suppressed laughter by his quaint SMILES.
The chapel was crowded.
The Eccentric Queen.
NEW YORK. July Ifth.-The T5ibu,7es
cable special from London Of July 10th
says; The Queen has answered the dues-
ton, What would she do next?' bv re-
ceiving at St Georges Hall. Windsor. ninety
natives of India, Ceylon, Africa. Guinea,
Hongllong and Cyprus. The natives were
arrayed III native costumes, many of them
picturesque. The Indians bowed to the
ground before their Queen and Empress.
and offered presents of gold and silver.
which the Queen and Empress touched and
returned. Recitations, singing and war
dances wound up the miscellaneous enter
tainment, all of which gratified the natives
and highly amused her Majesty.
King Cholera's March.
ROME, July 11th.-The cholera returns
for to-day are Brindisi, f03 new cases aud
40 deaths; Latiana, IS new cases and
deaths; San Vito, Is new cases and 3
deaths; Fontano, 80 new cases and 33
deaths: Codigoro, II new cases and D
deaths; Venice, 6 new cases and deaths.
Talking Turkey.
CoNsTANTINoPLE July tIth.-The various
Turkish diplomatic representatives abroad
have been ordered to ascertain the views of
the powers i'll regard to the Batoum affair.
A portion of the Ministry maintain that
Turkey is entitled to summon the aid of
England by virtue of the Cyprus conven-
ton, on the ground that the action of
Russia threatens the Sunan'S Asiatic terri
tory.
DeatlIao! an EsyPremier.
LONDON. July 11th.-M. Malon, late Pre-
mier of Belgium, is dead