Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-17
Lord ChurchiIrs Explanation.

LONDON. March 10th Lord Randolph Church
III III publishing his original protest against the
this snd his recent speech can be construed as
disloyal to the United party. It seems TO him
the cnarse of disloya,ty might be more torcibly
urged against those who, in spite OF every
warning, forced upon Parliament a measure
which by its history and results obviously dealt
a heavybiow at the cause and the party of the
union
He explains that when he sent in his protest
the Commission bill was in embryo, and the Gov
eminent contem plated abandoning it, or at
least, Withdrawing 1t, if it led to protracted
d bare.
The chief objections urged by Lord Randolph
in his protest were i'll the fret place, that the
Commission 10 large extent recognized the
wisdom OF the accused in avoiding trial by
jury. IN the second place it was unprecedented;
and, III the hid place, unwise or Illegal to en-.
gage Judges in political conflict, which was
certain to Iesolt IN the loss OF respect.
The Balkan States.
ST. PErERsBCRe, March I6th-M Paschitch,
leader OF the SeTyian radicals, is now on visit
to this city. and has secured the adhesion of
leading officials here and he approval of the
Car for new programme in relation to the
Balkan States.
According to this programme Servia, in the
event of a successful Eastern war, is to absorb
Bosnia, while Montenegro is TO absorb Here
eovina- This scheme, moreover, implies the
cquisitioa by Russia of the Eastern Balkans.
II is learned here that the news of this pro-
iacted arraneement has created considerable
xcitemeD. at Vienna in the official circles of
Austria, SsSd very pretty mess seems prepared
for mixing in the near future.
Stage Struck.
LONDON. Marth 10th lady Colin Campbell
is stage struck. she has written drama in
which she Will take tae leading part. She is
negotiating for London Ihea,er. Lady Colin
Campbell, after her divorce, became quite
literary ce.ebr.ty in London. She wrote novel
en- tiled Darrell B.aEe, and earned consider
able money isoG j0urna lstic work Some peo-
pie have described Eer as the most beautiful
woman III Europe. She has heavy dark eyes,
beautiful black hair. and a face modelled in
SOFT oval lines. She Is nearly six feet tall and
the lines o. h2r form are said to be perfect.
Terrible Epidemic.
ST. FErEEsBUas, March l6th.-An epidemic
called the ''nonla is rayaging the country far
ana vide. lis symptoms and developments are
peculiar. Il begins with three days OF insom-
mia, headache and sickness. his is followed
by several days OF ktupor ana sleep which ends
in death or recovery.
Cured also il Austria aud Italy, and the physI-
clans are at present az loss in their diagnosis,
and have no idea OF any proper .reatment for
it. 1t simply runs its course, either to recovery
or death.
LONDON, March leth.-one Of the most inter-
esting oi modern archaeological discoveries is
reported from Canterbury. On opening an an
cient tomb in the south wall OF the Cathedral
the remains OF Cardinal Langton, who bore
big part in the struggle for the Magma Charta
ana dleO IN 10, WSEe unulsluIDeu IL 4 stone
cofin Not only were The features distinguish
abie, but beautiful and unique collection of
Episcopal vestMcuts with ring, staff, rnitre,
challce ana patent was obtained, which has
been placed among the treasures in the Cathe-
dral library.
The New Cabinet.
PARIS, March i6.h.-The new Cabinet is COM
posed as follows: President of tae Council and
Minister of War, freycinet; Foreign Affairs,
Ribot; Interior, Constants Finance, Rouyier;
Justice Fallieres. Commerce, Roche; Public
Instruction. Bourgeois; Agriculture, Deville;
Pubic Works Ggyoi; Marine, Barley; Colonies,
Eteipne.