Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-20
President Floquet Addresses the Cham
Der of Deputies.

President Floquet Addresses the Cham
Der of Deputies.
PARIS, November 19Ih.-President Flo
quet of the Chamber of Deputies delivered
his address to the Chamber to-day. All
France, he said, had manifested a desire
that concord should prevail among her
representatives, and he therefore appealed
to all the forces of Democracy to rally
around the Republicans.
Tirard, the Prime Minister, also addressed
the Chamber. He said that universal
suffrage had finally been crowned with the
triumph of democracy by the recent cleo
tions. He invited all Frencnmen to unite
under the banner which the republic has
raised above the parties, and which from
this day forward is above attack. France
had not only signifed that she intends to
maintain, fortify and develop the institu-
tions which she founded, but resolved that
the republic shall mean a stable Govern
ment, securing order, progress and respect
at home and abroad. We propose to put
aside all questions irritating and dividing
mems minds, and to direct our whole at
tention to the solution of the problems of
economy and social justice.
In conclusion he said Let us labor to-
gether to complete the organization of
democracy. You have right TO demand
of us persevering hrmness, and we need
your confidence. In communicating to
your our plans we ask your co operation in
the name of the republic"
Mangan (Radical) moved that urgency
be granted for the consideration of the
! question of the revision of the Constitu-
| tion, but the motion was rejected.
The announcement OF this victory for
the Government was received with cheers.
The Senate to-day voted the navy Gre
| dit of 100000 francs. which was passed
| by the last Chamber of Deputies too late for
adoption by the Senate.
Keeping Up the Prices of Beef.
BERLIN, November 19th.-The Reichstag
! to-day resumed the debate on the motion
to rescind the law against the importation
of cattle. After considerable discussion
the motion was rejected. A motion in
favor of allowing the free importation of
swine shipped directly to the saughteTels
was also defeated.
Increasing the Army.
BERLIN, November l9th-The Budget
Committe of the Reichstag to-day unani-
mously adopted bill providing for the
organization of two new army corps. The
Minister of War explained the internal
needs of the army which required the adop-
ton of the measure.
Judge Bristol Shot.
NOTTINGHAM Eng, November 10TH
A German dentist named Arnamenne shot
and dangerously wounded Judge Bristol of
the County Court in a railway station here
to-day. A judgment given by Bristol
against Arnamenne led to the shooting.
Noble Philanthropy.
LONDON, November 10Th Sir Edward
Guinness has given 100000 for the erec-
| ton of dwellings for the lsboring poor of
London. He also gives ESQ 600 to be SINH
| larly used for the benefit of the poor of
| Dublin.
DIR. Peters Reported Safe.
BERLIN, November 19th.-The Hanover
| Courier publishes a letter dated Alden, No
vember 2, to the effect that members of the
Wagalla tribe assert that DR.. Peters reached
Keni in safety after the skirmish on the
Untana River.
Knocked Down by a Cab.
LONDON, November 19th-While on the
way to Court this morning, Justice Day, of
the Parnell Commission, was knocked
down by cab and slightly injured. He
was unable TO appear during the session.
Attacked by Natives.
LISBON, November 19th.-Major Serpa
Panto while surveying in Nisza district
was attacked by Makalo After a sharp
fight the natives were repulsed, with loss
of seventy-two killed.