Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-28
The Panama Canal Lotterx

PARIS, June 26th.-Panama Canal shares
have fallen 52f. The Journal des De6ats at
tributes the decline to operations of ring
! which is trying to affect the Panama Canal
loan, which closes to-day. lie Temps saws
the opponents of the loan are making des-
perate efforts to prevent its success but the
issue is probably already covered.
PARIS, June 27th.-The Journal des De-
bats says the exact result of the subscrip-
ton to the Panama lottery loan is not yet
known, but it is believed the amount of
applications will equal only about half the
sum asked for.
De Lesseps lays the blame on the policy
which allowed the issuing of the entire
loan at one time. He thinks it should have
been issued in two parts-one- half now
and the remainder In six months.
The Hungarian Army Credit.
ECog1Dig, 1888, by ute Calf or7,ta associated Frel
PEsTH, June 27th-The Delegation to-
day adopted an army credit of AZ 900 600
tiorins. During the debate Count Appony
SAID the alliance with Germany afforded a
strong safeguard, especially in view of the
fact that Emperor Wilhelm's speech was.
well received in Austria. He urged that.
despite the speech, the War Department
uust be granted the necessary resources.
Accident to an American 'Cicylist.
AMSTERDAM, June 27th.-Temple, the
American bicyclist, met with a serious ac-
| cident while practicing here on Monday
| He was going at top speed, when he fell
from his wheel, striking the ground heavily
He lay insensible for four hours. No bones
were broken, but he is fearfully bruised.
! His companions, Morgan and Woodside
are constantly watching him.
Two Coquettish Rulers
BERLIN, June 27th.-It is stated that the
! Gar has sent a lengthy letter to Emperor
| William, expressing thorough friendship
for Germany and sorrow for the loss sus-
tanned in the death of Emperor Frederick
1t is said that General Pape will carry to
the Gar Emperor Williams reply, in
which the Emperor promises to follow his.
grandfather's advice respecting friendship
for Russia.
Farmer Mooney's Weapon.
copyright, 1888, blythe California Associated Press
DUBLIN, June 27th.-It took one hundred
| constableS, seven emergency men and q
magistrate to evict Farmer Mooney at
Rathdrum yesterday. The farmer and his
| friends made desperate resistance, using
boiling porridge. There were ten arrests.
English Races.
IGepyight. 1855 by the Cclis srzia Assocats4 Fressl
| LONDON, June 27th.-At the Stock bridge,
meeting Chetwynd's Fullerton won the
| Stockbridge cup.
The Beaufort handieap plate was won by
| Jouseffe's Rhythm the Mottisfoat plate by
! Barclays Phitre.
| Francis Joseph and the Cxar.
fCopyright, 1855, by The California As,ssa.ed Prr,si
VIENNA, June 27th-The TssnablenesabLate
confirms the report that Emperor William
will visit the Car at st. Petersburg during
the first fortnight Of July. The Gar will
afterwards come to Vienna at the invita-
tion of Emperor Francis Joseph.
The Plander Identified.
| LONDON, June 27th-The owners of the
establishment at Munich, from which
Oily Porter and Frank Buck, the Ameri-
can cracksmen, made the large haul of
jewelry, have arrived in London, and have
identified nearly every article of plunder
found in Potter and Bucks residences.
Serious Times IN Corea.
SHANGHAI, June 27th.- Nine Govern
ment officials at Seoul have been beheaded
in the streets by the populace. Foreigners
have taksn refuge at she Consulates The
outbreak is attributed to Chinese instiga.
ton.
CorneriDg tho Copper Output.
LoNpoN, June 27th.-A French copper
syndicate has bought for three years the
output OF two of the leading copper mines
III Japan, amounting to oseyen-eighths OF the
total Japanese output.
Grevy as an Author.
icspyiah, 1855, by ne California Associated Iressl
PARIS, June 27th.-Ex- President Grevy
is preparing his memoirs. He has received
brilliant offer for the rights of publication
IN London and New YORK.