Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-10
ACROSS TEE ATLANTIC.
The Gar Of Russia Threatens the Shah
OF Persia With His Troops.
IRISH LITTER OF CONDOhENCE,
Blafne's Fine Hand in the Samoan
Trsaty-Five Hundred Negroes
Slaughtered.
IRISH LITTER OF CONDOhENCE,
I'pEcIN1 DISPATCHES TO rHE REcoRp-Ux1oy ,
pBo. s-ore Very Hsch p.pr..,.d.


| bt,e' S"INe Very NSCh Depressed
| ROME, June 9th.-The Pope is much de-
! pressed. 1t is reports3 that he refuses IN
| see anybody and has passed three DAYS ab-
| sorpeu IN prayer III his private chanel.
| -Four hundTsd telegraGS have arrived at
| the Vatican Geplonng the anyeiliDg of the
| Bruno monument. All the Embaassdor0
| accredited To the Vatican met this evening
! in the Pope Chapel. KiaE Humberl has
! congratulated she Ministry on the absence
! OF any disorder.
| Bruno lGio-Gsgo. a philosopher. horn near
| Naples middle ot She sixteenth aauIury Ruug.s
| at the stake February D., 1900 Vas q l,onnlu..
! can, became sEep-irul, left the 3rtrr and a,f fo
| Geneva l6NI- lie aTgN the guu ry of JgIytrf,fs
| an4 Catholics .IHe- Went 30 a-Is about So
J and gained celebrity as author OF tha sRtfr5c4r
! comedy " II CAudCi-5O' and by lsaturiur He
| attacked the philosophy OF Ar.stusl, and drew
! the emnity OF the clergy and scholars. Went
| 10 England IN Loss and was thc friend of sir
| Philip Sidney. Thence he went to Germany
! eNpouudIug his philosophy. NtIuriug fuir
/ Italy he was arrested by the IurUisifian Inn.
| pTiSOued seven wears condemned by the civil
| powers and executed. His philosophy wqS thar
! after which DeSCartes patterned. and whose
| system SplnoZa. rCSemblcd -Eus
The samoan Treaty
BERLIN, June g,h.-The lumor that
| Blaine desired revision of the Samoan
/
| sion from Washington Of the assent Of the
! American Government. Blaine suggested
| several amendment protocols, which were
accepted without comment by Count Her
| bert and Sir Edward Malet. Up to late last
night the latter had received no instruc-
| tions 10 sign the treaty. Salisbury appears
| to be waiting for the final action of Blaine.
| As soon as Washington cables signed,
SaliSbury's signature will be ready The
| ppDfprnppp will \Np for fI,o
last time The settler election OF the ma
| tives will be held soon after Malietoa is re-
instated.
What's the Matter Now
LONDON July 9th.--A Berlin correspond
| ent OF the Times says; There is good
reason to believe the Washington Govern
| ment does not altogether approve of the
Samoan agreement, especially in regard to
| foreign control in Samoa. There is no
doubt hitch has arisen. Apparently
| there is divergence of opinion regarding
the punishment of Mataafa"
The Standards correspondent says
"Amercas answer is awaited with calm
ness, as Germany cannot make greater con-
cessions than she has already made"
Tangible Irish sympathy
DUBLIN, June 9th.--At q meeting of the
Municipal Counsel held to arrange for
raising funds for the relief of the Johns
| town sufferers, a letter was received from
| Archbishop Walsh, inclosing a subscrip-
ton of 9l00. A message was sent 10 Pres
| ident Harrison expressing the sympathy
of the Irish people for the afflicted COM
munity ana praying that all consolation
! that was possible might be given them.
Honored in Germany.
! BERLIN, June 9th.-The Shah of Persia
| arrived here to-day and was welcomed
| with much ceremony by the Emperor. A
| number of Princes, Herbert Bismarck, and
q crowd of officials. Royal salutes were
| fired and the Shah received an ovation
| while en- route to the Bellevue Palace,
where grand banquet was given in the
evening in his honor.
| Bottling Up BouIanGer..
PARIS, June 9th.-The Boulangist meet
| ing announced to-day was prohibited by
| the authorities. Deroulede, Laguerre and
a score of citizens were arrested for protest
ing against the action of the authorities.
| The populace is IN a state of terment, and
! the troops are confined to their barracks.
I Do They Need More Help
BERLIN, June 9th.-The Governments of
Austria and Italy will formally support
! Germany's action against Switzerland in
| connection with the case of German Police
| Inspector Welgemuth, who was expelled
| from Switzerland on the charge of bribing
| d , NISS ~ dCl us agent Ol lne ITONOCdleuT.
| The Cars Threat.
| BERLIN, June 9th-A dispatch from St.
| Petersburg to the Cologne Gazette says the
| Gar told the Shah, and holly, too, that if
| while in England he should make any con-
! cessons unfavorable to Russia, 100000
Russian soldiers now on the frontier would
| be made to march into Persia.
Reported sly Bargain.
! LONDON, June 9th.-It is reported in st.
Petersburg that during the Shah's visit
| there a secret treaty was made between
| Russia and Persia for the temporary an
nexatlon of Northern Persia to Russia in
| certain contingencies.
| Four Hundred Negroes Slain
ZANZIBAR, June 9th.-It is estimated that
400 natives were killed in the recent fight
in Zaadani. The bulk OF property de-
stroyed belonged to British Indians.
| French Races.
PARIS, June 9th.-The grand steeple
chase at Auteuil to-day was won by Letor-
pilleur, with Silk second and Fairfax
third. There were fourteen starters.
| Florence Nightingale.
| LONDON, June 9th.-Florence Nightn-
gale sends message of sympathy to the
| Johnstown flood sufferers.