Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-19
The Emperor Gaining Strength.

Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh.
The Emperor Gaining Strength.
ICopyrigt, 1855, by the California Associated Frsss
BERLIN, May 1Sth.-The bulletin at Q
clock this morning announces that the
Emperor is absolutely free from fever. The
patients strength is constantly increasing
He will pass the larger part of the pleasant
days in the open air.
The Emperor remained in the park from
5 to 7:30 this afternoon, spending part of
the time in his tent and the rest in driving.
If this improvement continues ne will go
to Potsdam after the wedding of Prince
Henry and Princess Irene, aud to Ham
burg early in July.
French Students Not Subject to Duty.
ICopyight, 1855, by The California Associass5 Press.l
PARIS, May 1Sth.-The Senate to-day,
by vote of 1876 TO 81, rejected
the motion made By Premier Cam
penon and supported by Premier Flo
quet, against the exemption from military
service of students in religious colleges and
members of the liberal professions.
Paroelps Position.
Copyright, 1855, by he Caffor1,id associated Pre;s.l
LONDON, May 1Sth.-The Times says the
only point of interest in the PaTnellite
manifesto is that Parnell debates the party
is an entire stranger TO the plan of cam
paign, and forty members of the party meet
and justify it.
An Act of Reprisal.
Icopwigdt, 1sss- by DE California associated Ircsi
BERLIN, May 18th-It is Iumored that
the Government is about tc issue an order
to prevent FIenchmen from visiting AL
SAGE Lorraine il reprissl for obstacles
placed in the way OF Germans on the
French side of the frontier.
The vatican Startled.
IcoRw;g9i 1883. by lie California Assoeia,at i'rszs.I
ROME, May lSlh.-The manifesto of the
Nationalist members OF Parliament against
the Papal rescript has startled the Vatican.
1t was thought the Parnelites would finally
follow the example Of the priests in sub
mitting.
The Lord Mayor Denounced.
ICopyrgh 1883. 5yGe California Asso stated Press.l
LONDON, May 1Sth.-The refusal of the
Lord Mayor to grant the use Of Guild Hall
to discussion OF the matter of strengthen
ing the defenses OF the country has brought
storm of denunciation down upon his
head.
Abroad With the Moonlight.
DUBLIN, May 1Sth.-The moonlighters
have posted notice in Drumquin district,
communication with the police, and warn
ing the people that all those who disregard
the order will be shot.
Protesting Against Coercion.
| LONDON Nav 1Sth.-The Council of the
/ Liberal Radical Union Of London has de-
cided to hold great meeting at st. James
| Hall, on June 7th, 10 protest against the
| Coercion Act and the Governments treat
! ment of political prisoners. Morley will
! preside.
a Petroleum Scheme.
BERLIN. May 18th. = The Hungarian
credit bank is contracting with the owners
Of oil wells in the Caucasus and Caspian
| districts TO enable them to provide Europe
with petroleum from the Baku deposits by
| improved facilities.
Opposed to Tithe-G Gathering.
LONDON, May 1Sth-A party of tithe-
collectors and police were attacked by
| mob at Lamfdd, Wales, yesterday, and in
the conflict that followed thirty-hye per-
| sons were injured, seven of them seriously.
Nothing TO be Proud of.
icopyi0tt, 1855, by the California Assocatsd Pressl
VALPARAISO, May 1Stb.-Large numbers
| Of troops are arriving from Santiago to
| take part in the celebration on May 21st of
| Chile's triumph over Peru.
The Cardinals Disagree.
fCopylsl Isss, by Oe California Assoeia,ed fress.l
| RoME, May 1sth.-While discussing the
| Papal rescript number of Cardinals up
held the necessity of clear expression
about the absolute Don-interyention OF the
| Holy See in political matters. The ma
iority, however, decided otherwise.
Humanity can Stand 1t.
lceppigsi 1885, By u California associated Pres.
Rio JANEIRo, May 1Sth.-A Government
decree has been issued appointing three
| days for the festivities in celebrating the
| abolition of slavery.
England Must BE Expecting.
lcopglgi, lsss, 5ytfs California Associated I'ress.I
LONDON, May 1Sth.-The Government is
to add two ironclads to the Mediterranean
squadron.
Death of Edwin Booths Halfsister.
IccPyrsi, 1855, JyD.s caIgfay1aa Assocaaed Ire;sI
LoEDoE, May 1sth.-Mis. Asia Booth
| Clarke died on "Wednesday evening at
! Bournemouth. She was q daughter of
Junius BTatus Booth, by his second wife.
A Gooc Place 10 Send ToulaDser..
lco9yigAi, 1855, by0e cafo7ria -issoeiated Iressi
! LosDon, May 1sth.-The French have
| hoisted their flag on Leewar1 Island. Ii is
! expected they will annex the Raratonga
group.
Ecepyfgz. 1883 by ne foy,.it i'sociated P,el
BucHAREsr, May 1sth.-Nulnbers ofJews
expelled from Russia are arriving in
/ Moldayia.