Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-18
FOREIGN TOPICS.
WHAT GERMANY EXPECTS or TRs
CONFERENCE.
Growth of the Home RrIe Senti-
ment-French Chamber Scenes
-Mutinous Cossacks
isrnelAI DISPATCHES TO tbs RnooaD-usuoS.i
THE FORTUNE OF WAR.
A Dozen of Leginme's Men Shot rs Pris-
oners at Cape Haytian.


NEW YORK, March l7th.-The steamer Car
oline Miller arrived last night with news from
Cape haytan. Captain Miller said that twelve
OF Legiames soldiers who had been takeu
prisoners by Hippayte, were shot in the public
square ~ Cape HAyran the day before the
steamer LEFT. Sympaihizers with Legitime had
endeavored 10 get the men released and Hip
polyte mad become diStruSt,ul of many of his
officers. He therefore had them put TO death
Captain Miller said that Cape Gsvtian was
filled with Legiume's spies. According TO one
OF the officers, steam transport was peFma-
nently engaged in carrying arms and ether im-
plements OF war nom Monte Cristo 10 Cape
Haytisn for the use of Rippolyies men.
The United states steamer Galena was an
ehored at Cape Haytian when the Miller lett
The American Base-Runners.
LONDON, March 17th.-The Chicago team de-
fested the An-Americans az Ieiiou yesterday by
score of II TO Q. Hanlon has resigned the Cap
fancy OF the All Americans, and the other
players are dissatisfied Trouble is impending
Crane threw ball ia yards II inches Manager
| leave for Birmingham.
THE BOYS BANQuErEp
LONDON, March 18th. h.-Hollingshesd. the thea-
| tricsl manager, gave a supper IN the Niagara
Exhibition building this evening in honor oi
the visiting American baseball teams. The Duke
of Beaufort and other prominent persons were
| present.
Boulapger's Visionary Republic.
Tours, March nth. General Boulanger at a
| banquet this evening repudiated, on behalf Of
! the National party, The idea of either mon
| archical conspiracy OF demagogic evils, declgr-
| ing that the goal toward which they were
! marching was q non-P5rliamentary Republic
| which would be the protectress of the weak aud
| lowly, and be preoccupied with the interest OF
the people, respecting the liberty OF individuals,
and above all The liberty of conscience.
| Growth of Home Rule Sentiment
| LONDON, March l7th.--lt is hard for an Amers-
| can 70 enter into the excitement with the
| Liberals here over their big victory at Kenning
| ton yesterday, but it shows them that the ma
| tional protest against the treatment of Parnen
and the Irish members goes deep below the
surface o. politics into the hearts OF voters. II
| is the hardes. blow the Government has got vet
| and will fan into fierce fame the Liberal cry
! of dissolution. \ general election now would
give rousing majority for home rule
Americas Wild Man Abroad.
LONDON, March 17th.-The TINES attacks
Messrs. Cremer and Clark, Radical members OF
| Parliament for joining with the Radical clubs
! iii the welcome to Henry George on Saturday.
The Times says Georges doctrines come ss
near spoliation rs anything that has been pro-
p0,ed by any man with a character TO lose. since
| the French revolution. Men like Cremer wish
| TO apply operations of the Irish LeRzuers ts
| England, Scotland and Wales
The Cossacks and the French
PARIS. March 17th.-Le Clarion, the organ OF
| the Patriotic League, publishes letter today
| from Atchin0f, The leader Of the CoSSack eNpe.
dition to the Red Sea, in which he protests
against the French bombartlment OF the posi-
ton occupied by his expedition at Sagali0, aud
complains of the action of the Governor OF
obock, in refusing to permit the transmission OF
dispatches from him to the Russian Government
The Cossack's Mutiny.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 17th-A mutiny
| broke out to-day among portion of the Cos.
sacks attached 10 the Atchinotf expedition The
| Russian Consul tried to pacify the mutineers
but they refused to listen TO him, and finally
| drove him away with threats OF violence Sub.
sequently the unruly Cossacks were removed
from the Russian man-0t-war and placed on
board another vessel bound for Odessa.
Seryia's Boy Monarch.
BELGRADE, March l7th-Imposing services
were held at the Cathedral to-day. in honor o
the accession OF King Alexander The eX King
Regent, tabinet Ministers and all the diploma
le representatives were present. The city was
decorated with flags, and the celebration closed
with illuminstions and torchlight pIooessit n
In the course Of the day the officials were r.
ceiyed i'll farewell audience by ex-king A.ii4g.
German Expectations.
BERLIN, March l7th The Samoan Con ierenct
is not expected to be go fronted tr formidable
difficulties. Slight do6bis are expressed as &c
the attituGe OF America, but the German Gov
ernment Will do its utmost to prevent friction
aud at the same time maintain Gertnanys fui
I right to deal wi'h the samoan rebels. Conn
denee is felt that the peaceful disposition Of Al
three powers viii render an agreement easy.
Personalities in the French Chamber.
! fAEls, MaEcn lin.-IAere WAS another excit
ing scene in the Chamber of Deputies yester.
day, LaguerIe attacking ConStans Minister o.
the Interior calling him fraudulent Minister
The speech created a tumult and the Speaker
eensured Laguerre.
Constans retorted by saying nobody knew
where LaSuerre' 5 fortune came from.
An American Girls Suicide.
BERLIN, March l7th.-The body of Helen Fac
trock, of Milford y. H., was taken from the
river spree today. II is supposed she com,
| mltted suicide III consequence of the rating n
the berlln Academy, where she was q muse
! student she disappeared several days sgC
leaving note saying she would never return
Frances Financial Panic.
PARIS. March l7th.-At a meeting of the Di
| rectoTs OF the Bank of France il was decided &c
make an additional advance of %, ,0oO, coo francs
on condition that a similar sum be subscribed
elsewhere, in order to avert litigation of the
Comptlr q Eseompte's affairs
Massacre of Frepchmen
HAMBURG, March 17th.-A dispatch from Tien
tsin to Hamburg correspondent saws it is re
ported there that the natives have risen on The
| hwangsi frontier and destroyed ten block.
houses and killed hundred Frenchmen.
We Can Stand Them on.
BERLIN, March l7th.--It is expected that Her
bert Bismarck and Councillor Crauel will repre-
sent Germany at the Samoan Conference.
Novelist UIbach Still Lives.
PARIS, March l7th-The report of the death
of Louis Ulbach, the French novelist, was er-
roneous.