Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-28
FOREIGN.



ATHENS, April 27th-All the foreign rep
resentatives, except Count De Nav. the
French Minister, had a long conference
this evening at the German Legation with
the commanders of the foreign men-of-
war now lying at Pireus. They dis
cussed the measures TO be taken in the
event OF Greece not complying with the
ultmatum of the Powers. Greece's reply
TO the ultimatum is expected AZ the end of
this week. Cabinet meetings are being
held constantly. The Minister of War will
not agree to the disarinng of the troops.
and Will tender his resignation if that
clause be decided upon. st mass meet
ing OF the war party to-day disarmament
was denounced. Further meetings will be
held tonight and tomorrow. A force of
cavalry IS held in readiness for action in
the eve of disorders. Several more for
elgn men-ot-war have arrived in the offing.
THE RESERVE FORCES pIsBANDED.
ATHENS, April 27th-A royal decree has
been issued disbanding the reserve forces.
Inc Minister OF Wars returning 10 Athens
from Thessaly.
Prospective Irish Ministry.
NEw York, April 27ih.-A London
special furnishes the following: The Lon
don World says Mr.. ParnelI and his
Ill1I
have already begun to constitute a Minis
try, which will be formed on the establish
ment of an Irish Parliament. The mem
Der for Cork will, of course, be Prime Min
lster; or, as his formal title will probably
be, President of the Irish Council, and the
distribution of the other offices will be as
follows: Chancellor of Excheouer.
O'Connor; Minister of Interior. Sexton !:
Minister of Agriculture, Biggar; Minister
of Education, j. Mccarthy; Minister of
Public Works, T. p. O'Connor; Minister
OF Justice, Chance; Attorney General.
Healy; Solictor-General, d. Sullivan Min
lister of Commerce, Harrington. 1t is also
intended to appoint a Minister who shall
have charge of the relation of Ireland with
the Irish in America. and it is probable
that Patrick Egan will be brought over to
fill the position.
Important Papal Communication
New YORK, April 27th.-A letter from
Rome to the San gives a full translation of
the official note of the Holy See to the
Charge dAffaires of Prussia in Rome. This
is one of the most important official docu-
ments that ever emanated from the Papal
authority, intending to settle long and
formidable difficulty by ending the Kult-
urkampf." Nearly all the parishes in
Prussia, representing Catholic population
of nearly 100000, have been deprived of
all regular pastoral ministrations since the
real beginning of Bismarck's "Kultur-
kampf," in 1872 and 1878. 1t has been a
long and disastrous struggle, and no won
der the Holy Father is willing to make
great concessions to the Government for
the purpose of restoring to the Prussian
Catholics their bishops and parochial
clergy.
Six Persons Drowned.
LONDON, April 27th-A party of pleas
ure-seekers while rowing on the Thames
yesterday were thrown into the water by
the upsetting of their boat, and six were
drowned.
British Outpost Surprised.
LONDON, April 27th.-Advices to the
Standard say the British outpost at Suakim
was surprised and fifteen Indian soldiers
captured by the enemy.
Noted French Painter Dead.
PARIS, April 27th.-Eugene Louis Gabriel
lsabri, the noted French painter and au-
thor of the picture Temptation of st.
Anthony" is dead. He was born in 1904.
The Fishery Regulations.
OTTAWA, April 27th.-The American yes
sci seized last week for an infraction of the
fishery regulations was released, it being
the first offense. In future the law will be
strictly enforced in all cases.