Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-21
m FOREIGN LANDS.
".he Result Of tho Kilkenny Election
ADXieusly AWAITED.
EYRAuD SENTENCED TO DEATH.
French Capital Notes Liquor
Question in Canada
German Affairs.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-usIos.l
GERMAN AFFAIRS.
The Dispute Over the Government Com
munal Bill MAY Lead to q Crisis.

The Dispute Over the Government Com
munal BID May Lead to q Crisis.
copyright by New York Associated Press, $780,
BERLIN, December 20th-The number of
American physicians who have been wait
ing here trying to get lymph is rapidly d.
minishibg. Professor Gerhardt has now
treated seyenty-nine patients. -Four suffer
ing from advanced phthesis died, three
left the hospital much improved, and
twen;y-four are progressing favorably.
Gerhardt expresses satisfaction with the
remedy and confirms Koch's experience
that it is most useful in an initial stage of
the disease.
DR.. Guttman has four cases that have
been absolutely cured of pulmonary phthe-
sis. having been taken at an early stage.
Professor Leyden reports that Of 127 pa
tients t.eated at the charity hospital the
general results are promising, and there
has been no mishap in any instance.
In contrast 10 this, the Cologne Gazette
records the death of a patient con6ded to
the care ef DR.. Lib6ertz by Koch, and who
received the first injection from Koch.
Professor Leydsn admonishes the doctors
to use the utmost caution. as the injections
affect the heart strongly. All deaths fol-
lowing the injection have been caused by
the heart being affected.
The dispute over the Government com.
munal bill threatens serious crisis. Min
lister of the Interior Herr Furth, finding the
majority of the committee bent upon
amendments preserving several feuial
privileges which the bill aimed to abolish,
conferred with his colleagues, who author
lied him to inform the committee that if
the Landtag supported the amendments ii
will be Immediately dissolved. A sharp
dispute followed, the Conservative mem
bers of the committee declaring that the
Government was taking line ruinous to
the aristocracy, which they held was the
backbone of monarchy. The committee
adjourned until January 1st, and several of
the members will consult Bismarck on the
crisis and ask him TO appear and lead the
opposition.
The Post, Conservative, warns its party
that dissolution on such question
would result in Liberal majority. The
Prcgressists rejoice at the prospects of q
dissolution, but it is not thought that the
Conservatives will risk general election.
Prince William of Nassau, heir to the
throne of Luxembourg, and the richest
party among the European Princes after
the Czarowi.ch, it is reported, will be be-
trothed to Princess Maigarethe sister of
the Emperor. The marriage would be q
step toward the ultimate absorption of
Luxembourg by Germany.
Though the confinement of the Empress
was premature. she is recovering rapidly,
and the condition of the child is satisfactory.
A prompt denial is made of the rumors
that the Emperor is financially embarrassed
through the expenses incurred on his jour.
neys to the European courts. The report
that his civil list is to be increased to meet
the costs of journeys is also denied. al
though the Emperor holds the list not suf.
ficient to meet the expenses attendant upon
the development of his Imperial position.