Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-04

Among the Sufferers.
BERLIN, May 3d.-The Empress, accom-
panied by Princess Victoria, Baron Won
Seckendorff and Herr Achenbach, left
Charlottenburg this morning for the flooded
districts along the river Elbe. Thousands
of people were at the stations to welcome
the Imperial party, and ladies presented
bouquets TO the visitors.
The Empress was unable to prolong her
journey to Hamburg, feeling it her duty to
be at the bedside of the Emperor at night
when he is likely to suffer most. The I'M
perial party returned to Charlottenburg
this evening.
German Socialists Getting Bold
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BERLIN May 3d-The Socia lists have
begun an active agitation against the
Crown Prince, and the authorities are Wig
orously working to unravel their plans
Fifty thousand pamphlets, signed by the
revolutionary party, are being scattered in
CharlottenbuTg. Insulting epithets are
mixed up with threats of assassination.
A Socialist named Marlslines has been ar
rested, charged with printing the pam
phlets.
A Restriction Law in Himself.
SYDNEY On. S. W., May 3d.-Sie Henry
Parkes, Premier of the Colony, replying to-
day to populations which called upon him
to protest against the landing of Chinese
immigrants, promised that none of those
on board the steamer Afghan, which was
driven away from Melbourne, would be
permitted to land in New South Wales.
An Epidemic of DueIs.
LONDON, May 3d.-An epidemic of duels
prevails in Paris. Since Duprey was killed
By HObert, his fellow art critic, eight other
gentlemen have met to adjust grievances
by more or less disastrous conflicts. Seven
more "affaires d'honneur" are on the
tapis, most of which will likely come off
on Sunday next.
German Explorers Massacred.
LONDON, May 3d-Later advices con-
corning the attack made by the natives on
the expedition of German explorers at
Kund and Tappenbeck, in the interior of
the Cameroons country, show that seven
members of the expedition were killed and
thirty wounded. The explorers lost all
their journals and collections.
Blaine's Whereabouts.
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LONDON, May 3d-When Blaine was
heard from last he was in Geneva. He has
been travelling from Rome to that place in
an open carriage, and intends to continue
on to Nice IN the same manner. He was
in good health.
Outbreak in Macedonia.
LONDON, May 3d.-It is reported that a
serious outbreak has occurred at Manistrie,
in Macedonia. The Servian and Greek
portions of the population are said to have
united to oppose the authority of Turkey
The Morocco Middle.
TANGIER, May 3d.-Strobel, Secretary of
the United States Legation at Madrid, has
arrived here in pursuance of orders from
Washington, 10 assist Consul Lewis in his
negotiations with the Sultan.
Carl Schurz in Berlin.
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BERLIN, May 3d.-Carl Sehurz had an in
terview with Bismarck yesterday and to-
day he met persons distinguished in litera-
ture, art and politics at the residence of
Paul Lindan.
Faithful, But Despondent.
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DUBLIN, May 3d.-The new journal, the
Irish Catholic, declares its devotion to the
Holy See, but deplores the rescrlpt issued
by the holy office.
Banquet to a Canadian.
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LONDON, May 3d.-The Canadian Club in
this city gave banquet tonight in honor
of Lord Stanley, of Preston, appointed
Governor-General of Canada.
Archbishop Walsh.
LONDON May 3d.-The Daily Neacs' cor
respondent al Rome telegraphs that be has
the best authority for DENYING the report
that Archbishop Walsh will resign.
Etna Firing Up.
CATANIA, May 3d.-Mount Etna is in q
state of eruption. though the manifesto
tons have not as yet become violent.