Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-09
Origin OF the Dispute Between Emperor
william and Bismarcir

HIiisih ana bismarck.
Be Rim. January sth.-The HaRescle Zeittnq
claims that the origin of the DISPUTE between
the Emperor aud Bismarck was as follows: DIR.
Sinson, President of The LeipSic Tribunal. is
said to have emphaticauy represented TO the
Emperor in January, 1899 the 0anrer ~ Ger
man prestige if the prosecution ~ Professor
tIeffoken To- high treason was continued DR..
Sinson protested against the efforts attributed
Pro essor, thereby, the doctor claimed, exercis-
Ing pressure upon the Supreme TribunaNs deci-
sion. The Public Prosecutor it VIII be- re1rem-
pered, IN Janusry, 1889, served upon Professor
1ehoken, IL TINS city, an indictment for high
treason in connectiel with the publicstiorl of
portions of the diary OF the late FmreIcr Frsd-
eriek. The Indictment traced the entire puliti.
cal life of Professor Gefoken, in irving 10 prove
that he had been persistent enemy Of German
unity.
BISMARCK REFUSES AN OFFICE
BERLIN, January Sth.-The Fsd1,Jirte. Zeisunq
to-day announces that the Grand mike of
Mecklenburg-Schwerin Frederick Francis IN.
has offered Prince Bismarck The Prss.deneg OF
the Ministry of the Grand Duehy OF Meckien-
9uIg-sc91weirin. Pflnce Bismarck is said TO have
decllned the offer According 70 the story,
Emperor William. upon hearing this proposal,
abandoned his proposed visit 10 Cannes
i BIRTHDAY PRESENT
Emperor William presented his photograph to
Dr.. Won Stephan, Secretary of State for Posts
ana Iele lesraphs, on the occasion of the sixtieth
annivery OF the Minister'S birth ON the benk
of the photograph the Emperor has written.
International communication is the sign uu-
der which the world stands al the close nf tba
century 1t breaks barriers that separste peo-
Piles and establishes new relations between the
ma ions of the Garth"
REMOVING SNOW.
Nine thousand workmen and 600 carts are
engaged in clearing the streets of the immense
mass of snow which fell during the recent
storm.
Riotous Railroad Strikers
GLASGOW, January Sth.-The officials OF the
Caledonia Railroad in manifesto this morning
promised to consider the grievance of the
strikers who would promptly resume work.
This action on the part of the men referred too
created a small riot The deserters were hocted
at end pelted with stones by the strikers. The
police charged the strikers and arrested six of
their ringleGders.
Piano Warehouse in Flames
PARIS January sth.--The piano forte ware
rooms in the Boulevard st. Marti which took
fire tonight, is still burning A crest amount
of damage has already been done. The general
offices of the Paris, Lyons and Mediterranean
Railway Company in Lyons are on fire. and the
flames are spreading rapidly.
Hawaiian Islands Trade
OTTAWA, January, sth;-Regerdipg the pro-
posals of Colonel Ashford in the matter of the
Hawaiian Islands trade, Minister Foster said:
Ashford is not speaking for his Government,
but if We find the volume Of trade of the
islands sufficient TO warrant il, VIZ viii doubt
less make formal propositions to them
New Port of Entry.
BERLIN January sth-The Post announces
that the German Government has decided to
establish port of entry at jaluit Island one
OF the Marshall Group in the Pacific ocean.
The Post denies the reports coming from san
Francisco in regard TO the annexation OF the
| Gilbert Islands by Germany.
Severe Weather on the Continent.
| LONDON, January sth.-Reports OF severe
| weather on the Continent continue. In Austria
| many railroads are blocked and there is much
| suffering. A dispatch from Naatua says snow
has been falling continuously for forty hours.
All the railroads are delayed and several per-
sons have lost their lives in the suow.
Cuban Delegates in Spain.
| MADRID, January sth.-Queen Regent Chris
tina TO day gave audience to the Cuban dele
| gates. She expressed an earnest hope that q
! harmonious agreement will be arrived at, and
promised to use her influence to that end.
Relief for Poor in Ireland.
| DUBLIN, January sth.-The fund for the re-
| lief of the suffering poor in ireland started by
the Earl of ZetIand and Bdlfolr, generally
known as the Balfour fund, now amounts to
Eli 900.
Great Confiagration.
Berlin January Sth-A dispatch from Pillan
says that immense 'troeuin stores at that
port have taken fire, and the result is great
confagration.
An American Arrested
MOZAMBIQUE, JanuaIy Sth.-The Portuguese
nave arrested an American named More on
suspicion of being British spy. The United
states Consul is making an inquiry.
Royal Hotel Burned.
Moscow, January Sth The Royal Hotel in
this city, was burned tonight. Nine persons
were seriously injured, among them Russian
General.
Death of an ctTess
PARIS, January Sth-The death of Belime
Montalano, the actress, is announced