Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-27
Mendacious and Malicious.

NBg YORK, June 26th.-The Tribune
prints the following from its London cor
respondent G. w Smalley:
THE following dispatch was received
from Blaine at Edinburgh to-day The
dispatches from the New York E0eniag
Potts editorial room to the London Daily
Ngws about Blaine and the Chicago Con-
vention are marvels of mendacity and
malice. The American Republic would be
estounded to read them. Their falsehood
will be exposed in dUe time.
The New Emperor and the Hungarians
BERLIN, June 26th.-The North German
Gazette states that the Poster Lloyd pub
lished an article criticising Emperor Will
Jams proclamation in an offensive manner
1t adds: 1t is generally believed in Ger
many that the Poster Lloyd represents Hun
garian public opinion, and it would be
Interesting 10 know whether the Hunga-
rians indorse this article. If so, the friendly
feelings expressed for AUstria-Hungary in
the speech from the throne will doubtless
be much modified toward Hungary"
He Got There Just the Same.
MONTREAL, June 26th.-Chas. A. Pitcher,
Teller in the Union Bank OF Providence
who abscOnded with $500 600 cash and Sc
curities, registered under an assumed name
at the ST. Lawrence to-day, and later mys-
ter1ouSIy disappeared.
LATEE-PIToHER ARRESTED.
Charles A. Pitcher was arrested this
evening by detective Kellert
NEARLY MILLION OF DOODLE.
MONTREAL, June 26th-Pitcher had
bought a ticket by the Allan line and in
tended to leave in the morning for Eng
land. He was taken to his room and
searched. Detective Keller stated that
securities and cash amounting to SEQ, 600
were found on him. The prisoner took his
arrest coolly.
Don't Like Blaine, anyhow.
LONDON, June 26th.-The Times attributes
the failure OF the Republicans 10 nominate
Blaine to his absence from the country, but
it adds: "As he is 10 friend to England
we can afford to regard his defeat with con-
! siderable equanimity."
Pere Byacinthe's Flock.
PARIS, June 26th.-Bishop Arthur Cleve-
/ land Coke, of Buffalo, who came here to
| confirm Pere Hyacinthe's flock, wrote to
the Archbishop Of Paris for permission to
perform the confirmation rites, but ne has
received no reply.
The Pope Condemns Liberalism.
ROME, June 26th.-C Observer Romdaocc
publishes the Pope's encylical on Liberal
ism. 1t is lengthy document The Pope
Classics the subject under two heads
ancient and modern-and condemns the
latter as being in opposition TO that prac-
ticed by Christ.
The Werra UBipjured.
LONDON, June 26th-The steamship
Vera sustained no injury through her re-
cent stranding at Dungeness. She pro-
ceeds at once for New York
Austro-German Alliance.
vienna, June 26th-The EenlderbIaH
says: The ceremony attending the obeD-
ing OF the German Reichstag was of his
torical significance. All doubt concerning
an Austro-German alliance is now SET at
| rest"
Killed by Lightning.
vienna, June 26th.-During service in
| church at Brezasic, Galicia, the building
was struck by lightning and almost en-,
tirely destroyed. Three persons were killed
and 100 injured.
An Ocean Calamity.
LONDON, June 26tb.-A vessel supposed
to be an emigrant ship foundered in the
storm of Cape of Good Hope on June 4th.
All hands were lost.
suez Canal Treaty Ratified.
CONsTANT3NoPLE, June 26th.-The an
nouncement of the ratification by Turkey
of the SueZ Canal Convention between Eng
land and Turkey is published.
Took the Oath.
BERLIN, June 26th The Prussian Min
listers took the oath Of allegiance before the
King to-day.