Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-02
The Cars Convincing Argument

iCopy1g', 1855. by The California Associated Press
ST. PETERSBURG, June 1st.-The Gazette
says the completion of the trans Caspian
railway should improve the relations be-
tween England and Russia and should
convince the former of the expediency OF
ceasing political intrigue now that Russia
presents an eyer-readv means of reioindeI
through her proximity to India
Killed While Fencing.
'Copyfg, 1885, By tie California Associated Press
LONDON, June 1st.-Paul Fechter, son OF
the great actor, was yesterday fencing in
Paris with bis brother-in-law, when the
toll entered an eye, penetrating the brain,
and causing instant death. He was buried
this afternoon.
Banquet to President Carnot.
tCopWiOh, 1888, by 1se California Aasociated Press
PARIS, June 1st.-A banquet was given
last night by the Russian ambassador in
honor of President Carnot. All the Min
listers and many diplomats were present
1t was brilliant affair.
The German Frontier.
Copyright, 1855, by ae California Associatcd Pres
STRAsBURG, June 1st.-A vigorous en-
forcement of the German frontier regula-
tions began yesterday. a number of tray
elers with regular papers were turned back,
and the direct trains from Paris run almost
empty.
Blaine Expected in London.
iCopyiga, 1855, by the California 14s,ociatea Press
LONDON, June 1st.-Blaine is expected to
arrive in London next week, and make the
coaching trip with Carnegie through Eng
land and Scotland, journeying 7G0 miles
Bottled Wines.
LONDON, June 1st.-Goschen, Chancellor
OF the Exchequer, has assured the French
ambassador that the question of the duty
on bottled wines will be settled in a man
ner satisfactory to all the interests in
yolVed.
The Spsniards On Their Dignity.
MADRID, June 1st.-Senor Moret, Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs, has announced to
the French Senate that Spain will not be
represented at the Paris Exhibition.
The Tri-Coler Ordered Down.
LONDON, June 1st.-The English gunboat
Mistletoe has visited the Minquiers group
of Channel Islands and warned the French
to quit Maitre Isle, upon which the tri-
color was lately raised
Emperor Frederick's Journey.
tcopyrigh, 1885, eyas California Associated Press
BERLIN, June 1st.-The Emperor's Jour-
ney to Potsdam was followed by no bad
effects. He slept after dinner, and then
walked in the park with the Empress.
Canadians Knighted.
ICopyigh, 1888, oyae California Associatea Eress.
LONDON, June 1st - The Queen has
Knighted Chief Justice Gait, of Ontario.
and President Wilson, of the University OF
Toronto.
Bonapartist Opposition.
(Ccpyigh. 1855, by tie California Associated Pres
PARIS, June 1st.-The Bonapartist Com
mittee of Bordeaux has organized a league
in opposition to the Society of the Rights
OF Man.
The Pope Preparing Brief.
Copyright, 1855. by the California Associated Press
ROME, June 1st.-The Tribune says the
Pope is preparing brief for transmission
to ireland explaining the rescript.
Columbus Statue Uncovered.
tCopg7ShL 1883, By TIE California A,sociaied prsss
BARCELONA, June Ist.-The Queen Re
gent unveiled the statue of Christopher Co.
lumbus in this city to-day.
All Serene Again.
iCopygt, 1sss. Iy tie California Associatci Iressl
VIENNA, June 1st-The Ministry con-
Eiders that Geblet's statement terminates
the Tisza incident
Back to the FIowery Kingdom.
SYDNEY On. S. W.), June 1st.- The
steamer Tsinam left to-day for Hongkong,
taking back 100 Chinese who were not al
loved 10 land here.
John Bright Stiu Low.
LONDON, June 1st--While John Bright
is stronger, his condition is low, and con-
valescence will be prolonged.
Sturgeon Has Chill.
LONDON, June 1st.-Spurgeon, while at
tending his mothers funeral to-day, was
attacked By chill.