Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-23
Distinguished Invalids.

LONDON, February 22d.--Young Lincoln
had relapse tonight, but not sufficient
to shake the hopes of the family. He lost
part of the strength he gained during the
day. At midnight he is growing weaker.
The newspapers publish reports Of the
young mans condition from day to day as
if he were Prince.
Tennyson's complaint is bronchial
catarrah and is more obstinate than Glad
stones ailment although similar to it.
Advices from Mooring Ford indicate the
poet is no better. He is in constant receipt
of kind and sympathetic messages from
admirers throughout the land. AS yet
there is no occasion for alarm.
A New Malady.
ROME, February 22d.-A man named
Emilio, after having been in bed for sew
eral days with influenza, was attacked by a
lethargic sleep. The doctors tried every
thing to wake him, but without success.
He is kept alive by injections of liquid
food.
Near Pavay girl, after two days illness
with inhuenza, fell in profound sleep,
giving no outward signs of life. 1t is evil
dent her heart is still beating, but very
family and with much infrequency. Moth
ing tried for the purpose of awakening has
succeeded. The new malady is being
studied with the greatest interest.
Pardoned and Banished.
PARIS, February 22d.-A Cabinet meet
ing was held this morning at which it was
decided to set aside the sentence of two
years imprisonment imposed on the Due
d'Orleans, and have him escorted to the
frontier to-day.
This is the line of policy which it was
expected early in the week would be
adopted. President Carnot and the other
leading Republicans deemed it wiser to
have ell the royal family outside of France
rather than have one in the country under
lock and key.
A White Captive.
HALIFAX, February 22d.-A member of
the Canadian mounted police, now visiting
Halifax, says: The story of a young AM
erican child being in possession of the In
dams in the Northwest is true. The In
dian who has the child, little girl, is
Winnipeg Jack, " whose services as scout
are made use of by the mounted police at
Gleichen. The same Indian had a second
white child, which died some time ago.
He alleges that they were given him by
Americans. The child is taken good care
of by the Indian, but cannot talk English.
Around the World.
MONTREAL, February 22d.-The Witness
saws: 1.-THE Canadian Pacific Railway is az
ranging to have a line of three or four
steamers to go straight around the world.
They will start from Montreal, Halifax
and New York in the fall so as to avoid
the summer heat in India and the Suez
canal route. They will run to London,
Gibraltar, Malta, Suez, Panang, Colomo,
Calcutta, HongkoDg, Yokohama and Van
couver, and the passengers will be on the
same steamer throughout the voyage.
Salvation Army Riots.
LONDON, February 22d.-The Salvation
ist riots growing out of the prohibition by
the Swiss Government of the Salvation
Army meeting in any part of the confeder-
alton was renewed at Berne, where the Army
defied the law. In the fights many persons
were injured, and number of the Saliva
tionists were arrested.
The French Language.
OTTAWA, February 22d.-The French Ian
guage question was settled last night. After
a six-days debate the Government YVES
sustained in its proposal to leave the aboli-
ton of the French language in the North
west territory to the local Legislature. The
Government received majority OF SO.
Incompetency.
LONDON, February 22d.-A Commission
appointed to investigate the condition of
the army and navy, recommends revolu-
tionizing the army and navy, and indirectly
condemns the Duke of Cambridge for in
competency.
Proper Legislation.
TORONTO, February 22d.-In the Ontario
Legislature Premier Mowat introduced
bill extending to Jews in the province all
the rights and privileges enjoyed by other
religious organizations.
SURPRISING the Slave Trade.
BRUSSELS, February 22d.-King Leopold,
as head of the Congo Free State. has en-
powered the Brussels Anti-Slavery Society
TO send an expedition to Africa to aid in
SURPRISING the slave trade.
Effective Work.
BREMEN, February 22d.-A laborer yes
terday made futile attempt to shoot his
lapdlady. He then wrecked the house
with dynamite, killing both the woman
and himself.
Still Missing.
LONDON, February 22d.-A boat with six
of the crew Of the British ship Sovereign,
which was sunk by collision with the
steamer Highgste, is still missing.
Two Months at Hard Labor.
DUBLIN, February 22d.-Father Kinsella
has been sentenced to two months impris-
onment at hard labor for connection with
the evictions at Glengarry.