Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-25
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Queen Greeted by the Peo,,e

LONDON, March 24th.-The Queen, accord
ing 10 announcement, went in state this
afternoon to the ceremony of laving the
foundation for the new wall of the College
OF Surgeons on the Thames embankment
She was accompanied by the Prince and
frlhcess OF Wales and other members of
the royal family. The weather was clear
and beautiful, and the people turned out in
vast numbers along the route. The shons
and clubs buildings on the way were decked
with flags and streamers, and displayed an
abundance of loyal notices. The rovaI
party was everywhere received with the
hearuest enthusiasm The people rushed
along the side of the royal carriage during
ITS progress, greeting her Majesty everv7
where with vociferous cheering
The Queen in Hyde Park-A Sensation.
LONDON, March 24th-The Queen ac-
eonpanied by Princess Beatrice. went in an
open carriage to Hyde Park this afternoon.
ana everywhere was cheered by crowds of
people Among the crowd which bor,lerpd
the park on the north was a man in shabby
clothes and wearing a slouched hat. He
appeared to be much agitated, and elbowed
his way to the edge of the assemblape
When the royal turnout reached
point opposite him, he threw sometime
INTO the carriage. Great excitement fol-
lowed, and he was quietly taken into Gus
tody and hurried from the scene. Ii was
subsequently learned that the article was
not an explosive, which had been feared.
out Only piece of paper. The pepper CON
tanned nothing more than petition for the
redress of personal grievance. In the pe-
tiuon the man claims that he was robbed
OF his pension. He is held for an INQUIRY.
The Sufferers in Ireland.
PHILADELPHIA, March 24th-The Times
nd Z.,~.. I
long interview with Chief Secretary Nor
ley in the House of Commons to-day, and
implored that gentleman to exert the power
OF the Government in a vigorous attempt
to avert starvation among the people on
the western coast of Ireland. Morley was
much moved by Davitt's appeal, and pro-
missed 10 do his utmost to relieve the suf-
fering which he knew to exist
Alarming Revolt in a French Prison.
PARIS, March 24th.-An alarming revolt
took place to-day in the prison at Chalons.
The military had to be called in to uuell
the disturbance. The authorities have Or
dered an inquiry to be made on COM
plant by the prisoners that their treatment
by the prison officials was intolerable.
ThesBritish and Burmese.
RANGooN, March 24th.-The British
troops have defeated 400 Burmese near
anu capturing
many prisoners and guns, and a number Of
elephants.
The Arabs Again Defeated
SUAKIM, March 24th.-The Abyssinian
troops sent out by King John to relieve the
garrison at Kassala have fought a battle
with the hostile Arabs north of that place
The Arabs were defeated, and $50 of their
men were killed.
Railroads in India
LONDON, March 24th.-The Manchester
Guardian of u recent date urges the Gov
ernment to permit syndicates TO build and
complete railroads in India, and points out
the extensive trade prospects which are
bound to ensue on the completion of the
roads and which, the G1tardidn claims.
will offset the loss of trade in the East
caused by the opposition of the English
Government to bimetallism
An Entire Famil Assassinated
New YORK, March 2Ith.-Panama ad
vices of the 10th say series of murders
have been committed Kat Arboledas, in the
State of Santander. an entire family was
| assassinated. The assassins, six in num-
Der, were Antonio Ertaban, Francisco Mar
ciales, Miguel Flczes, Pantalon Rono and
a deaf and dumb man. The President of
the Republic has directed that they be
tried by military Court martial The ap-
prehension af the assassins has brought to
| light other crimes of revolving character,