Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-23
The Prince of Wales.

BERLIN, March 22d.--A barquet was
given at the Schloss last evening. En-
peror William toasted the Prince of Wales
in the most complimentary manner and
expressed thanks for the reception given
him in England He drank TO the con.
tinuatiun of good relations between the
two nations, and hoped that their fleets
and armies might still cooperate in the
cause of peace. The Prince of Wales
thanked the Emperor for the compliments
paid him and drank to the welfare of the
Emperor and the Empire.
Not Duke.
BERLIN, March 22d.-There is a report
in circulation that Bismarck has declined
the Dukedom of Lauenburg and the ap.
pointment of Colonel General of Cavalry
and Field Marshal-General offered him by
the Emperor.
The report causes a great sensation. 1t
is also reported that Herbert Bismarck is
pressing the Emperor to accept his resigna-
ton of the office of Imperial Foreign Min
lister.
Complete Change of Policy.
BERLIN, March 22i-The HAMBURGER
Nachritchen says u complete change is In.
tended il the German Internal policy and
the plan exists to have all the great parties
In the Reichstag represented in the Cab
met. The evening organs say Bismarck
declares he has declined both the Duke
dom and pension and that Count Herbert
Bismarck has requested that he be re.
lleyed of office at once.
Rioting Students.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 22d.-The
students of the University and Academy of
Agriculture engaged in serious riot yes
terday. The students insist ON the restora-
ton of the liberal regulations of 1868, and
the refusal of the authorities to comply
with their demand led to an outbreak.
Five hundred students were arrested.
Troops guard the streets and all traffic in
the neighborhood stopped.
Distressing Accident.
WARDsvILLE (Ont.), March 22d.-Etta
Crandall, aged 4 years, while playing
hide and seek" secreted herself in an old
fashioned churn. While so concealed her
mother came to scald out the churn, and
poured kettle of boiling water through
the hole in the lid upon the child, who
lived but few moments after being lifted
out. The mother has become insane.
He Had to Resign.
Rio JANEIRo, March 22d-The resigna-
ton of the Governor of Rio Grande de Sui
several days ago almost equaled in i'm
portance the Ministerial crisis. Since the
appointment of General Lotas to that
office the Republicans have taken offense
at his action, and the opposition almost
amounted to a revolt. The matter was
finally settled, however, by his resignation.
Russian Leniency.
ST. PETERSBURG. March 22d-The Gov
eminent has abandoned the prosecution of
the woman Tchebrikova, who was charged
with sending the Gar letter threatening
him that unless he mobiles his reactionary
policy he would meet the tate of Alexsn-
der II.
Children Must Not Work.
BERLIN, March 22d-The Labor Confer.
ence has adopted a resolution favoring the
prohibition of the employment of chill
dren under II years of age in the factories
and mines.
Steamer Abandoned.
LONDON, March 3d. The British steamer
Virent has been abandoned at sea. The
Captain and eight OF the crew landed at
Ferrol. The mate and fourteen men were
lost.
Another German Strike.
BERLIN, March 22d-The workmen on
the palace of the Reischstag struck for a
reduction of time to nine hours daily.
Italian Floods.
ROME, March 22d.--The damage done by
the continued floods throughout the coun-
try is estimated at four million francs.
GIads.one's Denial.
LONDON, March 22d.-Gladstone denies
the report that he intends to resign his seat
in the Commons.
vice-President SpuIler.
PARIS, March 22d.-The Chamber to-day
elected Spuller Vice. President.