Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-16

OF little value to him, as the annual charge
OF toO0 Lady Waller has upon it. and the
membranes amount to 90 400, or nearly
the whole rental, which is 92,60O.
Boulanger Rolling In Wealth.
PARIS, April 15th.-Boulanger has taken
I Ii "noie hoor In the principal hotel at
Brussels, and actually has more exnens.
I've suite than Beaconsfeld had when he
represented Great Britain at the Berlin
conference. Despite the most rigid search.
II Is impossible to find out exactly where
the vast sums which the General dispenses
50 llperaIly come from. at present this is
the more extraordinary, since the OUTPUT is
so large. -
Bouanger is reported to be as amiable
ana serene as ever. His belief in himself
Is absolute His hair is turning gray on
the top OF his head, but his spirits are ali
soiutely at hlgh-water mark. Any man
who attempts to describe the noliticaI
sentiment in Paris undertakes tael of
stupendous complexity. But one thing is
certain III the medley off odd and antag
onlstlc passions aroused by the politics of
to-day, Boulanger's sympathizers are grow
ing IN numbers. There is feeling that
be is being prosecuted and has been driven
out OF France for political reasons. and his
friends are building UP the passion of re-
sentiment among the people against the
ponderous Court which is trying him.
Among the poorer people of France the
name Boulanger spells hope, if not pro-
spectiye heaven.
To Subsidize Steamships.
OTTAWA, April 15th.-On Wednesday
Foster will introduce in the House a reso-
luton to substitute, at the rate of $125, 600
per annum any company that will estab-
llsh fortnightly steamship service be-
tween British Columbia and the Australian
Colonies and New Zealand, and to enter
INTO such an agreement for not a longer
term than ten years. For weekly steam
ship service between Canada and France.
an annual subsidy of $500 900. British Co.
lumbla, China and Japan, S125, 900 annu-
ally.
Periurer Convicted.
LONDON, April 15th.-Patrick Malloy.
who was summoned as a witness for the
Times before the Parnell Commission. but
VINO upon the examination gave evidence
at variance with statements he had made
to the Times counsel before he was placed
upon the witness stand, and who was
placed on trial on q charge that he had
perjured himself during the examination,
was convicted to-day and sentenced to six
months Imprisonment at hard labor.
Boulangisis at the Polls.
PARIS, April 15th.-Elections for men,
bers of the local councils were held
throughout France to-day, and the Bou-
langlsts seized the occasion to demonstrate
the strength of their leader. At Charenton
General Boulanger headed the poll with
4o1 votes, and at Sainte Fou he received
l ,23z votes.
The Panama Canal Lottery drawing took
place to-day. The company drew the first
prize.
Prairie Fires in Manitoba.
WINNIPEG, April 15th.-The Manitoba
farmers have suffered severely by prairie
hres. Immense damage has been done ar
the Capital city neal the Dakota boundary.
Yesterday prairie fire was seen approach
ing and $50 men saved the town after four
hours hard fighting. Dense volumes of
smoke has been hanging over that district
for several days. Rain commenced falling
to- day.
The Panama Canal.
PARIS, April 15th.-The liquidators of
the Panama Canal Company have informed
the shareholders of that concern that they
peheve that reissue of the unsold lottery
bonds OF the company, under par, would
yield 12,500000 francs, and save the canal,
but that the Government is reluctant to
propose such measure, fearing that Par
lament would not consent to its adoption.
The Samoan Counsel.
BERLIN, April 15th.-The Post saws the
Samoan Conference will open on the first
OF next month. The German delegates are
Count Herbert Bismarck and DR.. Krauel,
the Prlvy Councillor of the Legation of
Foreign Affairs. Count Herbert Bismarck
will preside. Sir Edward B. Malet. the
BRUSH ambassador at Berlin, will repre-
sent England.
Ish Dot So?
COLOGNE, April 15th.-The Gazette saws
The nomination of Sewall as Disbursinc
Olhcer OF the American Commissioners to
the Samoan Conference, together with the
appointment of Bates as a member of the
Commission, warrants the supposition that
the Washington Government does not Sc
rious.y desire friendly settlement of the
question concerning Samoa"
Harry Phillips In Trouble.
MONTREAL, April 15th.-Harry Phillips.
late manager for John l.. Sullivan, has been
arrested on charge of helping Andy
Maloney 10 steal Sl4 900 worth of jewelry
from Van Reinholtz, an agent for P. l..
Ellis Il Co., jewelers. of Toronto. Van
Reinholtz is said to be in New York. He
IS wanted in connection with the affair.
Spain and the United states.
MADRID, April 18th MARQUIS De Armiio
Minister of Foreign Affairs, has prepared a
reply to the communication recently ad-
dressed to the Spanish Government by
Blame, the American Secretary OF State.
In 1t the Spanish Minister expresses a de-
sire to draw closer the bonds of friendship
uniting Spain and the United States.
Kossuth's Life Despsired or.
LONDON, April 15th-Louis Kossuth, the
hungarian patriot, who is now at Turin,
suffered another relapse, and his life is
despaired of.
VIENNA, April 16th.-Kossuth is rapidly
sinking. His sons have been summoned
to his bedside.
Emperor william.
BERLIN, April l5th.-Emperor William
to-day went on board the warship Alexan-
drine, which is to relieve the corvette
Sophie at Somoa, and sailed down the har-
Dor TO Wangeroog. Upon leaving the yes-
sci he commended the ships company to
the protection of the Almighty.
wnl Succeed His Father.
LONDON, April l5th.-John Albert Bright.
the candidate of the Liberal Unionists, was
to-day elected 10 succeed his father, the
late John Bright, as representative of the
central district of Birmingham, in Parlia-
ment. Bright received 500 votes, against
2,560 for the Gladstonian nominee.
The Pope.
ROME, April 15;h.--The Pope blessed
palms in the chapel of the Vatican yester-
day. To-day be was slightly indisposed.
and was unable to give the household
Easter communion. 1t is expected that
his Holiness will oificiate at the service in
Pauline Chapel Thursday.
Tho Case Cancelled
LONDON. April 15th.-Parnelps action in
the Irish Courts against the Times will be
cancelled
VIII Visit Bismarck.
BERLIN, April 16th.-It is rumored that
Salisbury will pay visit to Bismarck after
Easter.
CONDENSED TELsGRAMS.
DR.. Brinkman, Bishop of Munster, is
dead