Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-22

day for members of the Chamber of Depu-
ties the polling here was perfectly orderly.
An eagerness to vote was general, an es-
pecially large number of votes having been
polled at Belleville.
PARIS, August 2lst.-The result of voting
in Belleyille is regarded throughout Paris as
signal defeat for Gsmbetta. In the FIRST
division of Belleville, out of s. 904 votes cast,
Gambetta obtained 80, and Larcroix 5, 5o6.
In the second division Gambetta received
4, 9O5 out of 10. 0i6, and Tony Revillon 4, ole.
Gambetta's absolute majority required TOR
election was one vote. Up to the present
time 90 results are known, of which 46 are
RepublicaR, l Conservative, and second
ballots are necessary. The candidates re-
elected in Paris are Spuler tRepublican
Unionl, Anatole de la Fargo Case Extreme
Left, and Flognet Extreme Lett.
The Spanish Elections.
LONDON, August 2ist.-The Daily NeUS
has the following from Madrid: The elections
have resulted in great success for the Lib
erals, whose candidates are returned in two
thirds of the polls already known. a great
fraud was detected few hours before the
polling began. Two hundred and fifty per-
sons were bribed to vote successfully under
false names in every district in Madrid, to Sc
cure the return of Conservative candidates.
The Project obtained full confessions from
the accused.
The Anglo French Commercial Treaty
Negotiations The New Chamber of
Deputies.
PARIS, August 21st-A semi-official note
is published, which repeats the assertion that
France had no option but to break off the
negotiations for new commercial treaty
with England, and says: cit is to be hoped,
that the opinions of the English public and
English statesmen will soon admit the neces.
sity to which France had to yield"
The belief that the new Chamber of Depu-
ties will be more favorable to free trade is
doubtless erroneous. The only new member
elected in Paris is Here,iia (Irreconcilable).
who was returned from the first division of
the seventeenth reimbursement Second bal
| lots will be necessary between Goodelle
| (Bonapartist) and Passay (Orleanist) in the
| eighth reimbursement, and between Camille
| Farcy and Rance Republican Union), in the
second division of that reimbursement.
Disturbances Anticipated.
DUBLIN, August 21st.-The military au.
thorities are ordered to prepare flying detach-
ments, to proceed to different parts of Linn
erick county at moments notice, as dis
| turbances are anticipated.
| Fine Horses Coming.
LONDON, August 21st-On Thursday a
consignment of forty Clydsdale horses, mares
and fiIlies, left Glasgow for Liverpool, for
shipment to New York. A second consign-
ment of thirty leaves Glasgow on Saturday
next, including the noted stallion Druid,
winner of tie cup ut the Royal Agricultural
Society's show at Filburn.
Races in Engiand-IrOquois on Top for
the So. Leger.
LONDON, August 21st-Iroquois seems to
have the race for the ST. Leger at his mercy.
The Newmarket critics are backing him
| heavily. Probably he will be backed against
! the field before the day Of the race, even ii
the enthusiastic Yorkshiremep, when they
see Archer on his back, don't actually lay
odds on him.
| piOrer.
PARIS, August 21st.-Private adyices re.
ceived in this city state that the explorer
Stanley is lying dangerously ill halfway be.
tween Stanley Pool and the mouth of the
Congo. He has 80 little faith in his own re.
covery that ne has made his will.
Disaster on Board a Spanish War Vessel.
| New YORK, August 2lst.-The Heralds
Vigo, Spain, special says: The Spanish
squadron. with the King and Queen on board
the Ssgunto, went this morning for target
practice to the entrance of Vigo Bay. All
half past in the afternoon muzzle loading
gun of sixteen centimeters caliber burst on
board the Tornado. One man was killed and
seven wounded, of whom two are not ex-
pected to live.