Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-23
House of Commons.

iCopwig 1855, by tie California Associated Press.I
LONDON, June 22d.-In the House of Commons
this afternoon the Chairman announced the
imprisonment of Dillon for violating the Crimes
Act.
Morley gave notice in the House that he
would introduce a resolution declaring the op-
Grafton and administration of the Crimes Act
would undermine respect for law, estrange the
minds of the people of Ireland and deeply in
'ure the common interests of the United King
dom.
Gladstone gave notice that on Monday next
he would ask the Government to appoint a day
for the discussion of Morleys resolution.
Smith, the government leader, said the Gov
eminent had listened with the greatest atten-
ton to Morley'S notice. feeling that il was a
challenge of the Governments conduct in every
respect, and would forthwith place Monday ut
Mr.. Morley's disposal.
Not Auth orized to Speak for Blaine.
ICopyg, 1855, by he California Associated Press
LONDON, June 22d.-A cable 10 the Press News
Association says: Carnagie and party arrived
at Melrose ana visited Abbott Ford A reporter
found Blaine taciturn. He received many dis
patches during the day. 1t is certain that Car
magic is not authorized TO speak for Blaine
PLEASED WITH THE PLATFORM.
TCoPyight. 1883. By the California Associated Press,
MELRosE, June 22d.-The Blaine party spent
the evening in the parlor overlooking the
ruined, abbey. Carnegie declares the chi
cago platform the finest ever constructed, and
Dissident Liberals.
Copyright 1855, oy The ifoJ7la Asyociated Press
LONDON, June 22d.-A meeting of dissident
Liberals was held to-day, Harrington presiding.
1t strongly supported the Governments proposal
TO drop the Sunday closing clause in the local
bill. The Government would be in a difficult
position II they persisted. a resolution to sup
port the Government was unanimously adopted.
Bismarck on the Political Situation.
nr-pT ~ II.
days meeting of the Bundesrath Bismarck laid
special stress on the peaceful character of the
political situation. He intimated that the Gov
eminent would adhere to the principles that
had hitherto guided its policy.
Libel Suit Settled.
[Coppight, 1885, by The Itornfa associated Press
LONDON June 22d.-The suit of William
for libel has been settled. The Herald publishes
an apology and pays $500.
War Credit Voted.
copyright. 1885, Jyhe California Associated I'ress
PEsTH June 22d.-After three hours debate to.
day the Joint committee of the delegations unan-
lmousiy voted war credit OF AZ, 900 600 lorins,
Rumored Death of De Lesseps.
Copyright 1885. blythe California associated Iress.I
LONDON, June 22d.--The Bourse TO-DAY closed
nat In consequence of rumor that De Lesseps
Is dead. Panama Canal shares fell Is francs.
HE Is NOT DEAD.
PARIS, June 22d.-De Lesseps is not dead, and
is enjoying perfect health.
Destructive Gale.
GRAND RIVER Quebec June 22d.-A gale that
caused great loss of life and properly set in
here Wednesday. Boats fishing on the Miscon
Banks were swept away, and as far as can be
aScerta1ned to-day six men were drowned.
American burglars Kemanded.
Copyright SIS, by Tie California associated ITessI
LONDON, June 22d.-Porter and Buck. Ameri-
can burglars, were remanded to-day, waiting
eXtradltion papers IRON Zurich.