Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-21

Liberal amendment. which prevailed, places
the appointments under control of new county
councils.
Let Us Have Peace.
BERLIN, June 2Oth.-Emperor William has
telegraphed President Carnot, of France thank
ing him for the message of coincidence on the
death of FIR derrick, and expressing the hope
that the good relations now between France
| and Germany may continue.
Marriage Laws.
HALIFAX IN. S J. June 10Th The Presbyterian
General Assemb has agreed to memorabilia
the British Government asking for change in
the marriage laws, and placing the India Pres
byterian missionaries on the same footing as
members OF the Church of England.
To be Finished in Two Years.
PARIS, June 2Oth.-At a banquet given to-
night in honor OF the President of Ecuador, at
| which representatives of various American Re
| publics were present, DeLesseps affirmed that
the Panama Canal would be finished in two
years.
Baifour Will Not Resign.
LONDON, June 20th.-In the Commons this
afternoon. Balfour referred to the rumor that
| he was about to resign the Chief secretaryship
for Ireland. He Sid il was one of these ridicu-
lous tictions which are periodically circulated
| by a section of the IIish press.
Will Have to Serve His Sentence.
DUBLIN, June 20th.-The appeal of Dillon
against the judgment under the Crimes Act has
| been decided against him and his sentence of
| six months imprisonment confirmed. Dillon
| protested on the ground that his appeal was
| tried without jury.
viii Inherit a Castle and Palace.
BERLIN, June 20th.-The Kretc= Zeitung says
Empress Victoria, under the will of Emperor
Frederick, will inherit the Charlottenberg
Castle and palace in Berlin, occupied by the
| late Emperor when he was Crown Prince.
To Make Tour of the United States.
PARIS, June 2Oth.-It is rumored Boulanger is
about to retire from the political field. being
disappointed. He will visit the Panama Canal
with De Lesseps, and then make a tour of the
United States and Canada.
Memorial Services Ordered.
BERLIN, June 20th.-The Reichstag and Land
| tag will be opened personally by the Emperor.
The Emperor has ordered memorial services
in all the universities, colleges, and schools
throughout the Empire on June S0th.
Chinese rebellion.
SHANGHAI, June 2Oth.-An alarming rebellion
has broken out among the people made desti-
| tute by the floods in Honan and Hon-Tung. II
is reported that the troops joined the rebels and
murdered the Government officials.
Death of Rev. George Trevor.
Copyright. 1855. by the California Associated Pres
LONDON, June 20th-Rev. George Trevor, the
| author OF many theological. works, is dead. He
was engaged on the Memoirs OF York at the
| time of his death.
The Returns All In.
LONDON, June 20;h.-The details OF the gales
on the coast of Ireland last month show that
| 400 French fishermen were drowned. Thirty
| vessels were wrecked.
He Desires Peace.
BERLIN, June 20th-Bismarck notified the
powers including Russia and France, that En-
peror Williams sincere desire is 10 maintain
| friendly relations.
Blaine NoncommittaI.
LONDON, June 20th.-Hon. James G. Blaine.
in all interview to-day. declined TO state whether
| or not he would accept the nomination for the
Presidency.
Newspaper Reporters Expelled.
| PARIS. June 20th.-The reporters of the Gduiois
| and NGttB were expelled from Berlin for libel
| inc the Emperor in their journals.
Doctor of Laws.
ICopygh, 1855, by he California Associated Press
LONDON, June 2Oth.-Dr. Martineau leading
Unitarian, received the degree of Doctor of Laws
| from Oxford to-day.
Williams Proclamation.
copyright, 1885, by &e California associated Pre,l
| Pc TIL, June 2Oth-Pester Lyoyd thinks En-
perOr Williams proclamation much resembles
| the programme of Pastor Stocker.
Released from Jail.
Copyright 1855, by The foJnia associated Pressl
| CORK, June 20th.-Condon, NJ. P, was released
| from jail this morning.
| A Hope for Stanley.
| LONDON, June 20th-Reports from Zanzibar
| discredit the rumors of SANKEY'S death.
Death of a Chess Player.
| LONDON, June 20th.-Dr. ]. H. Zukertort, the
| distinguished chess play Ter, is dead.