Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-07-02
Cheers for the Kaiser.

Cheers for the Kaiser.
COLOGNE July lst.-A meeting OF the Colonial
Society was held to-day. Baron Wissmann,
who was expected to be present was absent on
account OF illness. Many addresses were made.
Resolutions were adopted thanking Baron Wiss-
mann, the Government and the Reichstag for
their efforts for the suppression of slavery, re-
gretting the conclusion OF the ADgloGerman
agreement, and expressing the hope that the
Government would henceiorth maintain firm
and resolute colonial policy. The meeting con-
GUIDED with cheers Tor the Kaiser.
That Erzeroum Riot.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July lst.-Advices from
Etzeroum say that fifty persons lost their
lives in the recent riot in thar city when
news of the fray between the turkish soldiers
and the Armenians spread the whole Moslem
population turned out and the widest disorder
prevailed. The windows OF the British and
French Consulates were sma shed by the infuri-
ated Musselmen. Business is now at stand
still.
1t Was a BIunder.
LONDON July lst.-The Times TO. day publishes
an article attribUting the blunder yesterday in
announcing that the National Bank of Bueuos
Ayres had suspended payment, instead of "suS-
pended payment OF the quarterly dividend" to
errors in the punctuation of the cable dispatch.
The Times expresses much regret that its mis-
statement caused alarm in the stock market.
Strikers and Police Collide.
LONDON, July 1st-The striking employees at
the Leeds Gun Works had serious conflict to-
day with force of policemen who were en-
deavoring TO prevent disorder. The strikers
used sticks, stones and bottles as weapons ard
the officers were indiscriminate in the use of
their batons Many on both sides were in
jured.
The Credit Foncier.
PARIS, July list I'm the Chamber of Deputies
Foncier matter. The Minister of Finance,
Rouvier, replying to interpretations, said that
the Government had no right 70 limit the adver-
tising OF the Credit Foncier but advised that il
added hSr nf
the Credit Foncier was excellent.
The German Frontier.
PARIS, July lst.-Later advices regarding the
shooting of a French irhabitant OF Cobroy by
a German sentry show that four residents OF
that place had gone 40 meters into German
territory, when the sentinel fired upon them,
wounding man named Claudel. The wound
is not serious.
In Life Boat
LONDON, July 1st.-A te, egram has been re-
ceived announcing that the life boat Storm
King. which sailed from here to Cape Town
tralia, has completed her long voyage in safety.
She arrived at Albany to day.
Destitute People.
LONDON, July Ist-A dispatch from Port
Louis Guadeloupe, states that the principal
buildings in that place have been destroyed by
fire. The loss is S2Oo,oG0 Many inhabitants
lost all their effects and are entirely destitute.
They ron't Fancy IL.
have asked the Mayor that a meeting be called
to protest against The Mckinley bill. Similar
movements are or foot at Birmingham and
South Wales.
The Anglo German Agreement.
BERLIN. July 1st.-Chaucellor Caprivi and DR.:
Krsuel, for Germsny, and Sir f. 3. Malet and
Sir Percy Anderson, for England, have signed
the Ang oGerman agreement.
O'Connor Fairly Beaten.
SYDNEY, July lst t-o'Connor, the oarsman
admits that he wss fairly beaten by stsnsbury
yesterday. He declines 10 make any further
matches in Australia.
Germany and Samoa.
BERLIN, July lst.-The bill providing for Ger
manyiS share of the cost uI maintaining judic-
iary in Samoa passed the second reading in the
Reichstag TODAY.
The British Navy
LONDON, July ist Captain Kane, form arIy in
command OF the British man-of-wsr Cdiliope,
has been appointed Captain Of the lnhexible.
supplementary Military Estimates.
BERLIN, July lst.-Th supplementary mill
tary estimates were 10 day passed to a second
reading in the ReIchstag.