Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-06
WHOLE NO. 1O,9O7.


! until that honor WI satisfied. Great prepa-
rations are being made to celebrate the an
nlyersary of Greek independence to.!nor-
row. The trip of the War Minister. and
the expressions used by him, are taken to
| indicate speedy declaration of war
Greece Still Stubborn
LoNDoN. April 5th--Bryce, Under For
elgn Secretary, replying TO a question in
the Commons this afternoon. said that
Greece had not accepted the advice of the
Powers as to the course she should pursue
IN her trouble with Turkey. He also said
that the government had no information
@hich would enable them to say that
Greece would refrain from war.
English Interests in Burnah.
fEw YORK, April 5th.-A private dis
patch from London saws that a Pelxip dis
patch states that England's refusal to cede
bhaho or grant any territorial cession to
emma which would bring the latter down
10 the Burmese plains, is seriously eor-
ardlzing the English syndicates chances
respecting the chinese loan and the build
ing of railroads in China
Death of Hon william Z. Forster
LONDON, April 5th.-Right Hon. William
H. torster, who was Chief Secretary for
ireland under the previous Gladstone min
lStry, Is dead. He has been i'll for some
tlnle Forster was GS years of age.
llr. Forster was Under Secretary for the f,ol.
onles III Lord knsseirs administration from
November, 1860, till july 1866, and was Vice
Presldert OF The Committee OF Council on tdn-
cation from December, 1865 to February IS-f
lie was sworn OF the Privy Council in lS6s. and E
memDer OF the Cabinet in 1870 on the return
OF me me l4Derals 10 power, under Mr. Gladstone,
~ IooO. nj. F'fSler was appointed Chief Secre-
taIy for Ireland, with IL seat i'm the CaSinet
during his ADMINISTRATION his coutse greatly
embittered The Irish pAopie and when /, -
determined 10 release ,he imprisoned Iac ia-" s
the Irish party, and to use the Land Tesnie r.
restore tranquility in Ireland Mr. Forster who
strongly indursen coercive measures resioned
He was tie author Of Pamphlets treetii71- of
| questions OF govera M n; in Ireaud and InSie
Sensation Caused by Rochefort,s sryes,
PARIS, April 5th.-The arrest of NM
Rochefort and Duquerey at Derazey;IIe
continues TO be the sensation in Paris. All
| the papers publish long leaders on the sub-
Ject. NJ; Rochefort, in his paper, f,ttra,lsig
cant violently attacks the Government not
only for It's conduct in this affair, but also
for Its whole trea ment of the troubles at
Decazeville. NJ. Coleminat, Deputy for
one OF the Seine districts. ACCOMPANIED bv
the editors Of IHtIdasigeGRt, Cri du Pe,,Die
and Rddicaf, went TO Decazeville TODAY
The Socialists of Paris have called an in
dlSnatlon meeting for next Wednesday.
when it is believed they will decide on
some form Of retaliation for the arrests
NJ. Sarien, Minister Of the Interior, has or
dered ali the Mayors and Projects of the
country to do their utmost to dissuade
trenchmen rom elnigrating The officials
are instructed to expatiate on the obstacles
and disappointments which await new
comeTs in ali parts of tile world. particu-
larly in America
Treaty Adopted-B Bfu Approved.
BERLIN, April 5th-Iyle Reichstag has
adopted the treaty between Germany and
Zanzibar.
The Bundesrath has approved the bill
prolonging the anti-Socalist law two wears
as passed by the Reichstag.
Prince Alexandelss Birthday.
SOFIA, April 5th-To4iav is the twentv-
ninth anniversary Of the birth of Prince
Alexander, and the peyrIe are celebrating
1t as holiday.
Parnell Reoices.
LoNDoE, April 5th.-ParnelI has sent
telegram to o Brien, saying he reioices that
the lrlshmen of Barrow in Furniss oppose
Game, who, adds Parnell "has doubtless
joined the Chamberlain- Dixie conspiracy
10 mar or Illustrate Gladstone's great work.
Arrived at suda Bay.
LONDON, April 5th. 1.-The Commander
in-Chief of the Russian Mediterranean
squadron has arrived at Suda Bay, Crete.
The broadway Frapchise Innocents.
MONTREAL, April 5th.-Biny Malloney.
the man who is supposed to have carried
money to the Aldermen who voted for the
Broadway franchise, is in Montreal under
an assumed name. When told that two or
three Aldermen had betrayed him he
seemed greatly troubled, but refused to
commit himself. He said he thought
Keenan, had gone to England The detect
ives believe that keenan, is in Montreal.
Views of the Earl of Dunraven
New YORK, April 6th-A M-The Tribune
publishes a cable letter from the Earl of
Dunraven, Political Secretary for the
Colonial Office in Salisbury's Ministry, and
well known in this country, of which it
gives the pith in the following edi
torial: The Earl of Dunraven. in
his letter, doubtless expresses the views
held by thousands of Englishmen of good
family, intelligence and education. in re-
gard to the Irish question. Home rule he
regards with horror, for he is sure
1t means the dismemberment of
the Empire. The mere checks with
which the main principle of separation
IS hedged about in Gladstones coming
measure are more dangerous in his onin-
ion. VIII it be because the people will
fail to see that the disruption of the
United Kingdom is advocated by the chief
ahVisor OF me queen? Ireland, Lord
Dunraven declares, has really never
pronounced in favor of a separate
national existence, and the Nationalist
movement would have no chance were
1t not joined to Parnell and the land ques-
ton. The sincerity of the writer of these
sentiments cannot be doubted. and it is not
strange, therefore, that he looks forward
with alarm to Thursday when Gladstones
proposals will be announced"