Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-16

Adjournment of the French Chamber.
PARIS, July 15th-The Senate passed the
multiple candidate bill to-day by vote of
213 to Ga
When the bill went to the Senate it was
referred to the committee and an adjourn
ment taken until evening. AT the evening
session President Meline, in the Chamber,
read the decree closing the session. Soon
after, when the Senate resumed, the Vice
President announced that the Chamber
having decreed the close of the session
without notifying the Senate, the latter
body was no longer competent to deliber-
ate.
The Vice President declined to listen to
the Senators who insisted that the naval
bill ought to pass, and the decree closing
the session was read amid intense excite
ment.
Wheat Crop of the Old World.
LONDON, July 15th.-The weekly reports
from Bombay settles the fact that the In
dian wheat crop will be no factor
in the worlds food supply this
year. English spectators believe the
situation in a few months hence will
be as bad as last year, and some say worse.
The demand tor wheat in Europe will
probably be smaller than usual. England
and France promise better crops than
last year. The yield of the two countries
is expected to be 100000 bushels in ex.
cess of last year. Spain will be above the
average. Italy trifie under. Germany,
east of the tenth parallel, almost as good as
last year. The balance of Germany is bad
Russia, Austria and Hungary will find it
| difficult to feed themselves. Russian wheat
has been going up for the last few days. A
panic is only prevented by the confidence
| in America
English Grain Market
LONDON, July l5th.-The Mark Lane En-
press crop report gives promise that the
yield throughout Great Britain will be IN
excess of the average. English wheat is in
sellers favor and prices have advanced six
pence. Foreign wheat and flour is firm.
At Liverpool wheat has risen I'd per GENITAL
and flour Cd. English barley has advanced
Sd. At to-day's market English wheat was
still in sellers favor at fractional rise. For
eign wheat was dull for Russians Ameri-
can red and white wheats firm. American
flour a fractional advance. Barley three
pence cheaper. Corn and oats firm.
Socialistic Congress.
PARIS, July 18TH The International
Sociahstic Congress opened in Paris to-day.
There were present 1873 French and 1879 for
eign delegates. OF the latter 50 are Ger
mans, and include II members ofthe German
Reichstag. Leibknecht, who is one of the
Reichstag representatives, addressed the
Congress. He declared working Germany
and working France were united IN this
Congress. 1t was not theoretic union; on
the contrary it would result in an alliance
which would exercise its influence through
out the entire world.
Tenants Defense League.
Boston, July 15th.-The Parnellites held
meeting in a room in the House OF Com
mons to-day, for the purpose of taking
action relative to the proposed Tenants
Defense League. Mr.. Parnell moved that
it was 'imperatively necessary that the
tenant farmers in Ireland combine for self
defense against their attempted extermina-
alton by the landlord conspiracy"
Situation in Egypt.
CAIRO, July th-Colonel Wodehouse,
commander of the Egyptian troops which
have been following the Dervishes, tele-
graphs that the movements of his force are
greatly hampered by the fact that he has to
make provision for a host of prisoners,
sick and wounded. Two guns have been
taken, which were abandoned by the
Dervishes.
Emperor william.
LONDON, July 15th.-The German SQUAD
ron escorting Emperor William will arrive
at Dover on August 1st and proceed the
next day to the Isle of Wight. The EN-
peror will remain with the Queen at OS-
borne until August Ssh, after which he will
review the troops at Aldershot
Winnipeg Burke.
WINNIPEG (Manitoba), July 15th.-Isaac
Campbell, counsel for Burke, SAYS the pris.
oner will be brought up one day this week
upon writ of habeaS corpus, when the
whole case will be re-argued before another
Judge.
The French Navy.
PARIS, July 15th.-The Chamber of Dep
uties, by vote of 46l to u, to-day approved
the bill providing for credit of 10000 600
francs, 10 spread over five years, for the
building of war ships.
VIII Race in September.
LONDON, July 15th-A race has been
arranged for September oh between Henry
Searle, the Australian oarsman, and Will
lam j. O'COnnor, the Canadian champion.
Articles of agreement were signed to-day.
Dining With the Queen,
LONDON, July 15th.-Mr. Lincoln, the
United States Minister, and his wife, and
Russell 3. Harrison, son OF President Harri-
son, dined with the Queen at Windsor this
evening.
Married an Artist.
LONDON, July 15th.-The Pail Nall Ga.
zette says Viscount Dunlo, aged 20, heir of
the Earl of Clancarty, has been married to
Belle Billion, beautiful music hall artist
All of Which Helps California
VIENNA, July 16lh-Owing to the recent
storms, the fruit and wine crops in North
ern Bohemia will be failure.