Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-08-18
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,coDyight 1883, by the CGlor Associated Pressl
BERLIN, August 17th.-Emperor Will
lam, in con cluding his speech at tne break
fast 10 his honor at Frankfort Yesterday.
said: One thing must ado, gentlemen.
We all know each other too we'll 10 enter
tain such thoughts. yet I must defend nv
departed father against the shameful sus-
picion that he could have relinquished
any part OF the gains Of the past
King Oscars Blessing.
STOCKHOLM, August l7th.-At to.dav's
session OF the Worlds Conference of the
Young Meas Christian Association a tele-
gram was received from King Oscar, whoi is
III Berlin. He regrets his absence from
Stockholm, and asks that the benedictiOn
OF the Holy Spirit be upon the Convention.
The delegates have been invited to lunch
at the royal palace at Drotingham on Mou-
day.
The Ozark Secret" all Right.
iCopygt, 1885, 5yas California lssOctz.sd I,rsss1
LONDON, August 17th-The Captain of
the steamship India, at Queenstown, re-
ports having passed the dory Dark Secret
on the morning of August 1st in latitude 43
degrees and 30 minutes, and longitude 81
degrees and 80 minutes. Andrew did not
need any assistance and felt perfectly safe
and confident.
.Copy7gE, 1888, by The California Associated Tre,sI
DUBLIN, August 17th.-The inquest on
the death of DR.. Ridley closed late TO-
night. The jury returned verdict that
Ridley committed suicide through tempo
rary insanity, brought on by the disclo-
sures of the Vaudeville inquest concerning
Irish prisoners in Tullamore Jail.
End of the French Strike.
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PARIS, August 17th.-A meeting of the
strikers was held to-day. The Secretary of
the syndicate announced that there were
no funds. and each man was free to act as
he thought fit. The majority of the men
decided to resume work. The strike is
ended.
The Germans in Africa.
LONDON, August 17th.-Advices from
Zanzibar say that the Sultan has officially
transferred the administration Of the coast
line to a German company, whose flag,
Jointly with the Sultan's, has been hoisted
at fourteen points. The Italian envoy has
not renewed relations with the Sultau
Water for BuenOs Ayres.
CopyIgd, 'ssS By tie Caifor1,ia Ass0ciatet Fyessl
LONDON, August 18th. The Barings ard
other well-known houses wiil issue IL tj,,-
tober stock OF a capital cf $4,000 $50,
formed to work The concession 70 supply
Bueros AyreJ with water.
Frgh;ful Storm in Austria.
VIENHA, August 17sh.-A terrific wind
and rsIn-storm has ds vsstated Upper Aus
tria, noing great damage to crops and or
chards The ground is covered with dead
cattle and birds.
a Bankrupt French Lady.
PARIS, August I7,h-Mnle. Pelouise,
sister OF NJ. Wilson, has been declared
bankrupt. Her liabilities amount TO $780,
0O0
Japan Gets the War Fever.
LONDON, August 17th.- The Japanese
Government has decided to spend 10000
900 In tlYe years purchasing men ot-war.
To Search for Stanley.
Copyright, 1888, By the California ssociaed xressr
CAIRO, August 17th.-Lieutenan Wiss-
man, the African explorer, has arrived
here. He is going to Zanzibar.
Death of a Noted Advocate.
LONDON, August 17th.-The death is an
nounced of NJ. Burson Billault, the French
advocate.