Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-02
Major serpa Pinto.

LISBON, March 1st.-M81Or Serpa Pinto
has defied the Lisbon Government by dis
obeying its Injunction to remain in Africa,
and leaves Cape Town on board PoTtu-
guese mail steamer with the purpose of
taking part in the debates iG the Cortes on
| the situation in Africa and his treatment
of the natives. He blames the Protestant
missionaries and agents of the African
Company as prime movers in the quarrel
between the Portuguese and natives. The
Portuguese massacred the natives only in
selfdefense.
Rumors of Dynamite.
NEW YORK, March 1st.-The Journal
London special says: There was a rumor
tonight in London that the police have
discovered another dynamite plot. The
Scotland Yard authorities deny that any
danger threatens the public tranquility.
Detectives are doggings the going and
comings of all Irish Americans, and Par
nell is reported to have expressed anxiety
least some dreadful explosion should again
blight the hopes of all true friends OF Ire
land.
Earl Spencer.
LONDON, March 1st-At political meet
ing in Wolverhampton tonight Earl
Spencer, formerly Viceroy OF Ireland and
cordially hated by the Irish, but new sin
cere advocate OF home rule, made telling
speech in defense of the Irish cause and
its leaders. He proposed motion sympa-
thizing with the Irish leaders in their suf-
fer1ngs under unjust persecution, and de-
manding reparation for Parnell, whom he
said posterity would recognize es one of
the greatest reformers in British history.
Labouchere's Informant.
LONDON, March 1st.-The Conservatives
mean to demand that Labouchere be COM
PEELED to name his authority for the state
ment last night regarding the conversation
between Salisbury and General Probyn. in
relation to Lord Arthur Somerset. Ii is re-
ported that Sir Francis Knollys, the private
secretary to the Prince of Wales, is Labou-
chere's informant.
Bismarck and the Emperor.
BERLIN, March 1st.-A serious scene oc-
Cured to-day between the Emperor and
Prince Bismarck. The latter protested
against unofficial influences. especially al
luding to the Privy Councillor Hinzheter,
the Emperor's tutor. The Chancellor is
reported to have said his Majesty must
choose between Councillor Hinzheter and
Chancellor Bismarck.
Want to Get Rid of Him.
LISBON, March 1st.-The Government
has offered Serpa Pinto diplomatic posi-
Ilon, II - DeleFed, at w aSningtOn, on con-
dition that he refrains from going to Lis
bon, where his presence, it is believed, will
be fraught with danger, not only to the
Ministry, but possibly to the dynasty
itself.
Constans Resigns.
PARIS, March 1st.-Constans, the Minister
OF the Interior, has resigned His resigna-
ton results from personal disagreement
with Tirard, the Prime Minister, at to-day's
Ministerial Council, The Cabinet will re-
assemble tonight to consider the situation.
Gained Six Seats.
BERLIN, March 1st.-The result of the
vote in the seventeen districts in which re-
ballots were necessary to elect members to
the Reichstag, show that the Socialists have
gained six seats and the Liberals FIVE.
Young LncoIn's Condition.
LONDON, March 1st.-Young Lincoln is
steadily recovering from the shock and
other effects Of the last operation. All seri-
Gus. phases of his case are greatly mitigated
to-day.
Released From Prison.
DUBLIN. March 1st.-Father Kinsella
and fifteen others, imprisoned for their ac-
ton at Clongorry, have been released.
Kilkenny had glorious time over it.
Bad Newspaper Advice.
PARIS, March 1st.-The Government has
decided to institute proceedings against the
paper u Egalite for advising Germsn Social
lists to shoot the Emperor William.