Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-26

LoNDoNi JaluaIy zotn-OOmmenung on
the Samoan affairs, the News says: 'fft is
extremely important that England should
act cordially with America. 1t is, there
fore, more to be regretted that we have no
Minister at Washington. If Lord Sails
bury would be a little less humble to
Germany and little more civil TO Amer
ica it would be better for all around"
FROM GERMAN SOURCE.
BERLIN, January 25th.-The North Ger
man Gazette says the English Cabinet dis
claims cooperation with the Washington
Government regarding Samoa.
O'Brien Still in Hiding.
DUBLIN, January 25th.-The trial of ed
itor O'Brien was resumed to-day. Defend
ant was absent, but notwithstanding which
the Court ordered the trial to proceed He
was adjudged guilty and sentenced to four
months Imprisonment without hard labor.
The police have no clew to his where
abouts.
O'Brien refreshed himself at a house
near the police barracks and then drove
into the country before the police Gordon
was formed.
Hot Corner for the Irish Police.
DUBLIN, January 25th-A collision oc-
CURED at Clonmel to-day between the po-
lice and a crowd consisting largely of
women and children. The crowd resented
the Imprisonment of Secretary Meany of
the Waterford Branch of the National
League. Many were injured, some having
limbs broken.
He Talked Too Much.
DUBLIN, January 25th.-Mr. Powell ed
itor of the Midland Tribune, of Birr, was
to-day sentenced TO three months impris-
onment in Tullamore Jail, with hard labor,
for publishing an illegal article. He ap-
pealed, but upon remarking that his sem
tence was cut utanddried he was given seven
days extra Imprisonment.
But Jonathan Might Object.
LONDON, January 25th.-The Standards
Berlin correspondent says "Bayard's i'm
piled attack upon the German policy in
Samoa has caused great irritation here, but
that feeling is suppressed. In the mean
time they say that England and Germany
should establish joint protection, to which
America could not object"
Boulanger's Women Allies.
PARIS January 25th.-Louise Michel, the
famous Communist, has announced herself
an ally of the Boulangists in the coming
election. certain Royalist Duchess, who
owes debt of gratitude to Louise, has
been approached by the latter in Bou-
langers interest. The Duchess promised
to secure 10000 votes for Boulanger.
The Boulanger Campaign.
PARIS, January 25th.-Jules Simon in a
pamphlet entitled Remember the I'd of
December" predicts national catastrophe
If Boulanger is elected.
Floquet estimates that Jacques will be
elected by large majority, but Boulanger
is more confident than ever.
Parisians Fearing Trouble Tomorrow.
PARIS, January 25th.-Grave fears of
serious trouble next Sunday are growing
out of the election of member of the
Chamber of Deputies from the Department
Of the Seine. Many people hastily left the
city in consequence.
Sort of Paralyzer.
PARIS, January 25th-A report will be
presented at meeting of the Panama Ca
nal shareholders tomorrow, stating that
the Chief Engineer has estimated that the
total outlay still necessary to complete the
canal is 450, ,000,0 900 francs.
AsClonakilty street Matinee.
DUBLIN January 25th.-At Clonakilty,
while the trial of the parish priest was in
progress, there was riot in the street,
which was crowded with his sympathizers
Thirteen policemen were injured, three
seriously, one of whom is dying.
Minister Phelps Banqueted.
LONDON, January 25th.-The Lord Mayor
of London gave banquet last evening in
honor of Phelps, United States Minister
There were 250 guests, including Lord
Rosebery, Lord Halsbury, Lord Coleridge
and many literary and scientific celebriues.
A Spanish Bomb-Thrower.
MADRID, January 25th-A man about to
throw petard into the Office of the Min
lister of Justice last evening was taken into
custody.
Priest Convicted.
DUBLIN, January 25th.-Father Mccarthy,
charged with melting boycotting was found
guilty and sentenced to four months inn
prisonment. He has appealed.
Many Bloody Heads.
DUBLIN, January 25th.-It is estimated
that eighty persons were wounded in the
disturbance at Carrick-on-Suir yesterday.
Death of an English Member.
LONDON, January 25th.-Robert Stewart
Menzies, member of Parliament, is dead