Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-27
FOREIGN NEWS.
Another Strikc-Cable Injured by

Another Strikc-Cable Injured by lee.
LONDON, July o6th.-Cotton mills
were closed at Oldham today, the
operatives refusing to accept the
masters terms in regard to wages.
The manager of the direct United
States cable says that no stockholder
has been denied information. A small
portion Of the cable has been injured,
probably by ice. The contractors are
now replacing it with as good cable as
the injured part.
Billiard Match.
LONDON, July Goth. An interna-
tioal billiard match for c500and cham
pionship of the world has been ar
ranged between Cyrille Dion of New
York and VIM. Cook, the English
champion, to take place August Odd.
LONDON, July 26th.-The Interna-
tiOnal quot match between Seachar
and Beardman of Manchester and Job
Pearson of Philadelphia, for e2OO and
the championship of the world, took
place here to-day and was won by
Beardman, the score being: Beardmai,
62; Pearson, SO.
Religious Riots.
PANAMA, July 17th.-Peace is restor-
ed at San Miguel, the scene of the ul-
tramontane riots. The Bishop of San
ia Irela and seven priests were secretly
arrested and hurried, under the guard
of one hundred soldiers, to Port Liber-
tad, where they were put on poard
steamer and sent into Nicaragua.
Bishop, Cacamo and two Canons
have been expelled from the country.
1t was discovered that similar out
break to that of San Miguel had been
arranged for all over the Republic.
Earthquakes and political dissen-
sions render business dull in the inte-
rior of Columbia.
Latula Paradise Demire, the wife of
the President of the State, died on the
Sth and was buried on the following
day.
Counterfeit forged notes on the bank
of a. Edwards " Co., Valparaiso, are
afoat.
Business is assuming better as
pect.
The Government is taking measures
to complete all railroads now in Arne
in course of construction.
San Miguel, a town of 10000 people
situated some AZ miles inland from the
port of Larien, Salvador, was for three
days the scene of terrible religious
riot. The cause was said to be the
suppression by the Government of
several pastoral letters of an exceed
ingly dissensious character issued by
the Bishop of Salvador, in which he
recommended the faithful to rebel
against the existing government ad-
ministration.
On the 25th ult. the Curate of San
Miguel, by the name of Polaccies,
preached most vicious sermon, which
was forbidden to be published. That
same evening large mob, led by Po-
laccies and bandit named Tenocco,
advanced upon and murdered Espino-
sa, the General in charge, cutting his
body in two pieces. Stores were
sacked, innocent girls assassinated,
and many principal buildings We're
destroyed. News of the disturbance
soon reached Lancen, from where,
upon the opportune arrival of the P.
NJ. 5. ). Fantette, Capt. Lang, who
offered his aid in preserving peace in
Lancen, and President Gongalez, with
force of 800 men, started for San Mi
guel, where they succeeded after some
time In establishing order. After their
capture, many of the rebels were shot
on the spot. Palaccies, with some 100
others already arrested await their
trials.
Later advices, dated July 4th, report
all Quiet in that district, and recent
DEVELOPMENTS have convinced the
Government that the uprising in Mi
guel was premeditated in the principal
towns throughout the Republic. The
Provisor, the Bishop and several GU
rates are ordered to leave the country.