Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-20


rush of water into the engine-room. The
condenser lies low in the ship, consider
ably under the water-line.n
Interview With the Pope.
LONDON, April 19th.-The London Herald
prints report of an interview with the
Pope. In discussing the labor question his
Holiness dwelt upon the necessity of i'm
proving the moral condition of both the
workmen and the employers. He said he
intended to form a committee in every do
cese in the world where its duty would be
TO call the toilers together on tvery fast and
rest day and discuss their Guties and teach
them and inspire them with true
morality. The sound rules of life.
said tine Pope. must be founded
upon religion. The committees which
he proposes 10 folm are 10 consist of
worSmen, or those sympathizing with
workmen, and a Bishop is TO be at the
head of each committee
Referring 10 the SUBJECT Of European
disarmament, he said that military life
surrounds thousands Of young men with
violent and Immoral Influences. and crushes
| and degrsdes them. Armies drain the
countries of their wealth wiJhdraws labor
| from the soil; overtaxes the poor; sets
people sgaiust each other, and i1tsnsi6es
The doctrine of arbitration as accepted
by America, is the true principle, bat the
most OF tie men controlling Europe co not
desire the truth.
And Stu Another.
LONDON, April 19th.-Henniker Heaton,
Nj. P, who recently received cable mes
| sage from Australia announcing the dis
covery OF the real Sir Roger TiChborne has
| now received letter from a firm of law
yers in Sydney, n. S. W. He has been in
the sheep-raising business, is in comfort
| abe circumstances, and has made atidavits
that be is the true Baronet, but has been
prevented from revealing his identity by a
matter of honor. The letter has been
handed by Mr.. Heaton to Godsden &
Treherne, the solicitors for Sir Henry
Tichborne, the present incumbent, but
they treat the affair with ridicule.
Mr.. Heaton says that he would rather
not discuss the matter, but admits that the
letter contained facts of the highest interest
and importance to the Tichborne family,
adding that his client Sir Robert Itch
borne, is possessed of documents relating
to the Tichborne property, and is confident
of his ability to establish his claim.
Bimetallism.
LONDON, April I9th.-During the debate
in the Commons last night on the motion
of Samuel Smith in favor of conference
on bimetallism, which was finally rejected
by the House, Sir VIM. Vernon Harcourt
announced that Gladstone did not approve
of the motion.
Bslfour said that though he adhered 10
the prin ciples of bimetallism he thought it
would be folly for the Government to go in
| advance of the educated commercial opin-
ion of the country aud try to force upon
the nation currency in which CONNER
cial men did not thoroughly believe.
Goschen, the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, said that he was inclined TO favor
bimetallism, provided all the countries
would permanently maintain it under an
international agreement.
Affairs In Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, April l9th.-The Gar
is going to send the Czarowitz on a royal
| progress through the towns OF Central Asia
from Titis to Samarcand.
Five students, convicted as leaders of the
disturbances in the university here have
been deported to Siberia. All the rest of
the students engaged in the riots will be
re-admitted to the colleges, but obliged to
| sign an agreement of absolute submission
| to the authorities and confession of repent
ance for INSTRUMENTATION.
4 dispatch from Cracow asserts that
Polish Socialists and Anarchists in Galicia
are rampant. They intend a revolt u
! May.
William will go Visiting.
BERLIN, April 19th.-As the Emperor
starts tomorrow upon a tour of various
points of the country, which continues
| until the eve of the meeting of the Reich
stag, a council was held to-day to consider
the ministerial programme. Although the
Government officials now pretend to ignore
the press, reliable communications are OBJ
tainable when the Ministers deem them
opportune. In this way it is known the
council considered measures relating 10 re-
forms in the educational system, to strike
movements, and to the erection of monu-
ments to the late Emperors William and
Frederick.
Yacht Racing.
LONDON, April 19th-Jameson says that
he has not sent challenge to the New
York Yacht Club for a race for the America
cup. The Iverna, he saws, was not de-
signed to race in America, though ii may
do so when her powers are tested. The
Field, referring to the report of yacht be-
ing built to race for the America cup, saws
nothing will be done in the matter until
autumn.
Important Medical Discovery.
PARIS, April 19th.-A discovery of vital
importance has been made by DR.. Cham
berlsnd, Pasteur's assistant. and Drs.
Meunier and Cafeac. 1t is that the essence
of cinnamon, when sprirkled in a room
where typhoid fever patients are kills the
bacteria within twelve hours and prevents
the disease from spreading.
England and Portugal.
LISBON, April 19th.-The Cortes was
opened to-day by the King in person. Re-
ferring to the dispute between Portugal
and England concerning the territory in
southeast Africa. the King said the negoti-
atoms now pending promised TO result in
settlement honorable to both countries.
Fat Contribution.
MONTREAL April 19th-Peter Redpatb a
rich sugar-refiner who purchased the
Chiselhurst property, in England, resides
here now, and has donated half million
dollars to the McGill University, to build
convocation hall and gymnasium.
Primrose Day.
LONDON, April 10Th To-day was Prim-
rose Day, the anniversary of the death of
Beaconsfield. The Queen sent two wreaths
to be placed on Disrseli's grave. Primroses
were generally worn by the admirers of
the dead statesman.
Copying After New York.
PARIS, April 19th.-The building of an
elevated railroad, similar to those of New
York, has been decided upon by Effel, the
constructing engineer. The Rothschilds
are his financial hackers.
Vessel Foundered.
LONDON, April 19th.-A coal vessel
bound from Shields to this port, has foun,
dered at sea. She carried crew of four
teen hands. Eleven were drowned and
three saved.
Queen Victoria.
The venerable Victoria hangs on to state
and ceremonial only equaled by her illus
trious predecessor, Elizabeth. Aged and
infrm, she cannot many years longer ap-