Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-05
III FOREIGN LANDS.
The Boundary Line Between alaska and
Canada to be Surveyed.
CANADIAN MORALITY SHOCKED.
A German Editor Imprisoned-A
A Large Amount of Money Stol-
en- from a Steamer.
isFEc1AI DlRA1cHzs TO TIE szOOaD-vsron.I
Canadian Boundary Line.

| Canadian Boundary Line.
OTTAWA (Ont.), February 4th.-In the
House OF Commons. in reply to a question,
Dewney, Minister of the Interior, said that
no difficulty had arisen or was likely to
arise in regard TO the boundary line be-
| tween Canada and Alaska according TO the
definition of the boundary made in 1925 at
| the treaty of st. Petersburg. There was as
yet no great need for perfectly defined
line. except in one or two slight cases.
The Canadian Government had made ar
rangements for survey. The Govern
ment wished to collabnTate with the United
States but so far IL batter had shown no
sign of willingness TO do so.
Baron stoffel's Prophecy.
PARIS. February 4th-Baron Stoffel de-
clares that q Franco-German alliance is
necessary for the presentation of the peace
of Europe, and to check the ambition of
the Gar of Russia. IF this is not done"
he said, Russia will one day seize the
| Danubian provinces and others and be
triumphant in Northern Europe. A
| Franco-German alliance can only be eff
fected by the patriotic, magnanimous and
| statesmenIike policy of coneiiation on the
part Of Germany, which shall include the
restoration to France Of Alsace and Lor-
raine."
Another Conspiracy.
DUBLIN, February 4th.-The Express
publishes number of documents showing
| that there is a secret organization or league
| to promote conspiracy against Smith
Barry, the President of the Landlords SYN
dicate, and other landlords. The docu-
ments ask the Irish people TO brand as
| traitors and boycott all persons dealing
with emergency agents, whose addresses
are given. They also show that a Vigi-
lance Committee has been appointed in
every parish to obstruct the sale of cattle
that have been cared for by emergency
men on farms, the tenants of which have
| been evicted.
| Rough on the Premier.
| OTTAWA, February 4th.-A sensatson
was caused here by Premier Greenway be-
| ing discovered in a compromising situa-
ton. An enemy of the Premier stole his
clothes after he retired and invited every
| body into the room. There is much indig-
nation over the Premier's conduct. The
affair will be brought to the attention of
the Manitoba Legislature.
Duke Montpensier Dead.
MADRID, February 4th.-Prince Antonio
Marie PHILIPPE Louis D'Orleans, Duke of
Montpensier, died suddenly to-day at San
Lucas de Barramanda. He was in his
| sixty sixth year.
| Duke Montpensier was the fifth and
[ youngest son of King Louis PHILIPPE, of
| France, a father-in-law of the Comte de
Paris, and b,other-in-law to ex-Queen Isa-
bella, of Spain.
Denmark Wins.
COPENHAGEN, February 4th.-Sir E. J.
Monson, British Minister to Greece, to
whom, as arbitrator, was referred the dis
pute between the United States and Dem
mark, arising from Butter6eld's claim for
| n mn
West Indies many years ago, has decided
in favor Of Denmark on all the points in
volved.
Another Ocean Horror.
LoHDon, F-h-,lsrI- -, a ',r-,y,he- -
buoys, matches, cabin fixtures, etc, have
come ashore on Lunmy Island and the
coast of Wales. The appearance of the
wreckage indicates the laundering of the
British steamer Cape Clear, from Liverpool
January 20,h for Rosario, which is now
overdue at st. Vincent, where steamers of
the line to which she belongs call.
Smoking the Pipe of Peace.
BERLIN, February 4th.-Pripce Bismarck
gave grand dinner tonight at which the
Emperor was present. The Emperor con-
versed with the Chancellor in the most
affable manner, and frequently took wine
with him. After dinner, at the Emperor's
particular request, Bismarck smoked his
More Russian Frigates.
LONDON February 4lh.-Russia mas or
dered two large ironclad frigates to be built
in England, to be provided with the biggest
engines and the heaviest Krupp guns.
Four of the greatest firms in Europe esti-
mated for the contract, but the Gar insisted
that the ships should be built in England.
An Editor Imprisoned.
BERLIN, February 4th.-Herr SorDits,
editor of the Cologne Gazette, has been
sentenced TO one months imprisonment in
fortress for publishing calumnies against
Empress Frederick, mother of Emperor
William.
| Out of Respect.
| PARIS, February 4th.-Mr. and Mrs.
! Whitelaw Reid have postponed the ball
which they were to give tomorrow even
ing, owing to the calamity which has be-
fallen Secretary Tracy.
Stolen While En- Route.
ANTWERP, February 4th-The steamer
La Plata, from Buenos Ayres, has arrived,
with specie and bonds valued at 81, 100000
missing, supposed to have been. stolen dur
ing the voyage.
Plot Frustrated
VIENNA, February 4ih-The papers here
report the arrest of one Panit2a, connected
with plot TO asssssinate Arehduke Ferdi-
nand and the leading Ministers, and then
to proclaim Regency.
The Czar and Brazil.
ST. PETER:BURG, February 4th. - The
Car reiterates his declaration not TO recog-
nize the republic of Brazil while Dom
Pedro lives.
Two Consressmen Who. Seem. to be Lost
to All Sense oG Feeling.
CHICAGO, February 4h.-The blteT-
Oceans Washington special says The fact
that the House was in session while the
Senate adjourned out of regard for the
calamity grated harshIy upon many. This
was not the fault of the Republicans nor OF
the leading Democrats. The Republicans
were ready to follow the Senate and to