Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-22
Looking for the Remains.

Looking for the Remains.
HAMILTON (Ont.). May 2lst-Five visitors ar
| rived here to-day TO seek the remains of friends
supposed to have been on the passenger train
| recently wrecked and burned at the Junction.
Inc persons OF whom traces were sought were
Mrs. smith and her lS-yearold daughter, of San
francisco, and Miss Maggie Gleason, OF Chicago.
The buttons of the ulster belonging to Miss
Smith were identified among the articles found
| In the wreck. Mrs. Smith was very wealthy.
The Two Emperors.
VIENNA. May DIST Count Kalnoky. the Aus.
trlan Prime Minister, has delieately warned
Prince Nicholas of Montenegro against main
tanning passive attitude towards the scheme
throne.
Moravian paper says that Emperor William
mas accepted the invitation of Emperor francis
Joseph to attend the autumn maneuyers of the
Austrian army in Moravia and Bohemia.
Congress of European Socialists.
PARIS, May 21st.-The French Socialists have
secretly invited their German brethren to take
part in Congress of Socialists which it is pro-
posed TO hold on July 14th. 1t is reported that
the French Government will prohibit the hold
ing of the Congress, or at any rate that it will
expel all foreigners who may come to attend the
congress, even Deputies of the German Reichs-
tag.
Our Open Questions with Canada.
OTTAWA (ont.), May 2lst.-It is reported here
that there is every probability of negotiations
being entered into shortly for the settlement of
the fisheries question and the Behring Sea diff
nculty. 1t is understood that Sir Julian Paunce-
tote has been instructed TO press for an early
settlement of the Behring Sea claims.
Italy and Germany.
LONDON, May 21st-The Berlin correspondent
OF the Times contrasts the reception accorded to
King Humbert yesterday with the hurried and
unpopular visit of the Car. He says Berlin
outdid herself. and that the cordially of her
welcome to King Humbert was intended TO
show the importance of cherishing the alliance
between Italy and Germany.
Drowned While Bathing.
MONTREAL, May 2lst.-Arthur Musey. civil
engineer from Paris, and q relative of President
Carnot, VINO came here to inspect the beet sugar
INDUSTRY, was drowned while bathing in Farm
ham river.
German Strikers.
BERLIN, May 21st.-The coal miners of the
Mortmund region have again entered on gen.
eral strike. The miners state that the mana
gers did not fulfill their agreements. The
Lwlcken miners, with the exception of those
employed in the Arnim collieries, have gone on
a strike.
Heiress 10 An Immense Estate.
MONTREAL, May 2lst-Oscar Martel. an artist.
received letter to-day from Comens, France.
informing him that his stepdaughter, Hortense
Leduc, was heiress to % 10000 francs, through
the oeath OF Hedell, a millionaire.
All the Stock Taken.
PARIS, May 2lst.-An the shares of the new
shareholders of the old concern. circular has
been issued notifying the other subscribers that
their money win be refunded.
Ali Hands Drowned.
ST. Pierre MIoUELoS, May 2lst.-Two French
fishing vessels, the Ella and Four Brothers,
which left France some time ago for the New
Foundiand fisheries with fifteen men, are re-
ported lost with all hands drowned
Coming Home to Get Whipped.
TnNDnN Mo-
sail for New York Wednesday. They are in
good spirits and confident that Kilrain will
whip Sullivan.
Rumor Denied.
PARIS, May 2lst.-The report that a treaty has
oeen arranged between the Government OF Legi-
time and the French Government is semi-ofii-
cislly denied.
Extraordinary Congress-.
LIMA via Galveston), May 2lst-President
Caceres opened tho Extraordinary Congress yes