Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-12
Bismarck,s PLAN.

DtsnaEChts EAsaf,s
BERIIN.. March lltlls-From personal friends
of Bismarck il is learned that the Chancellor's
policy has been Ia induet mis- son Herbert into
all the functions of government that he regards
as almost hereditary dignit:es for the Bismarck
line The Chancellor now, however, cOnfesses
his disappointment on finding Herbert physi-
cally and mentally unequal to the gigantic
task. He has therefore decided to retire gradu-
ally from his various posts, creating, he does
so. secretaryships for the empire such as have
always prevailed in the Rfussiaa Government
In this way there will be created financial,
commercial and colonial secretaries, and the
Chancellor will retain only the Foreign Office
tor bestowal on Herbert.
A Hungary Diet.
PEsTH. March l1th.-In. the House OF the
Hungarian Diet to-day, Count 2ichy said the
House should not adopt the secret service vote
until the crisis has been adjusted.
Won Tisza the Prime Minister denied that he or
other members of the Cabinet had resigned If
an agreement had not been reached upon which
they differed withinla few days he would make
a statement TO the House.
The House passed the budget as whole.
LATER.=-In spite of Tisza's statement in the
Diet it is positively stated that Count szapary
has formed q Cabinet, in which ne takes the In
Kingdom of Poland.
BERLIN. March 11th.-In the Lower House of
the Prussian Diet to-day. Herr Szmuld, Pole,
warned the Government against ill-treating the
Poles, whom, he said, were wsnted in the event
of war with Russia. He dselared that if the
Poles were em5i.tered against Germany the
founding OF the new Kingdom OF Poland would
become possible, even should Germany be VIC
torious against her foes on two fronts. It would
be impossible for Germany to annex the Baltic
provinces until she had FIST secured her rear.
He believed it was time foFthose provinces to
be annexed.
Lord Salisbury.
BERLIN, March 11th.-TAe correspondence
betH cen Germany and Great Britain relative to
the scope of the International Labor Confer
ence has been made public. Lord Salisbury de-
clined to favor any scheme looking to the legal
restriction Of the hours of labor.
Scores England and America.
LONDON, March 1lth.-The Lisbon CORE
spondent of the Tines says: "Ribiro, the MIN
lister of Foreign Affairs in an interview with
plainly declared that neither England nor
America had any right to interfere in the rail-
way matter"
Labrador Coast Railway.
QUEBEC March 1llh.--In the local Legislature
yesterday afternoon a resolution was passed in
Quebec to st. Charles bay, on the Labrador
coast. This line would reduce the distance to
Europe 1882 miles
Hsngman Dead.
LONDON, March 11th.-Marwoo3, the hang
man, Is dead. He was about to sae the Home
Secretary for e25, claimed to be one him on ae.
count of the execution OF the Phoenix Park
murdereFs, when he died. Ho was promised
80, buI he received only 70 i9r the 1oD- he
died insoluene.
Lisbon Reforms
LISBON March llth.-The Government today
issuedsa decree dissolving the municipal gov
ernmentof this city and appointing Coamis-
sion toadmintster the affairs pending REFORMS
whichithe Government is considering.
Hu,rdle Rasing.
LONDON, March 11th- AtCroydon the Grand
International hurdle race. about two maas and
a. quarter, over nine h,rdles, was won by
Water Proof Pro moter second, Browne third
There were Ainfs starters.
Tisza Resigns.
RgsEH. Garc- h 1lth.-A conference was held
to-day besgee the Emperor, Herr Won Tisza
and ecuat VI III szapeTay to consider the Minis
terial situafi on. II resulted in TiszR definitely
resigni1g tb Office sf Prime Minister and the
appointzaeJ It Of Szaperay to succeed him. No
other ahap ges have seen made in the Cabinet.
BAD b lood causes dyspepsia. and dyspep-
isia rsac s by causing bad blood. So both
TO- sn, growing worse, until the whole sys-
tea - poisoned. The surest means Of re-
lisS ,r the victim is thorough and per-
ssass 1t course of Ayers Sarsaparilla.