Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-28

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ALEXANDRIA, July 27th.-Tewfk Pasha,
Khediye of Egypt, was stricken with the
cholera yesterday afternoon. His physician
pronounced him in a critical condition.
Fifty-sight deaths occurred at Ghizeh yes
terday, AZ at Chivin, 20 at Meballa. so at
Tantah, IL at Mansurah, and 25 at Ksfree
The number of deaths from cholera at
Cairo yesterday wss IL. A British Lieu
tenant and some soldiers succunbed to the
disesse.
LONDON, July 27sb.-In the House of
Commons to-day, Gross, Under Secretary for
India, stated that l, 161 deaths from cholera
occurred in Bombay presidency during the
first week in June.
The individual in London dock who, Il is
said, has the cholera, was taken i'll Wednes-
day. The case of supposed cholera was re-
ported from Wales and received at Slanfyll-
| ing. It resulted in death tHenty-four hours
sitter the victim was taken. Another case,
supposed to have been cholsra, happened at
Kensington few days ago. The victim,
who was drunksrd, died two hours after
being tsken ILL., The officers of the local
Board of Health do not believe that the
isolated cases Imply an outbreak Of Asiatic
cholera. Several deaths from this disease oc-
cur in London weekly at this season of the
yesr, which are classified as cholera, but
which are difficult to distinguish from aggra-
| waited disrrhea.
Precautions have been taken at Glasgow to
prevent the Introduction of cholera.
LONDON, July 27th.-Ofhcers here say they
know nothing of any deaths from cholera in
the London barracks.
| ALEXANDRIA, July 27th.-The Khedive is
suffering from slight soreness Of the threat.
Il having been learned that his Majesty was
ailing, caused reports TO be sent abroad that
| he was suffering from an attack of cholera,
| but inquiry made at the palace as to the truth
of the story elected the fact that he had no
symptoms whatever of that disease.
No Ground for Further Proceedings.
LONDON, July 27th.-In the Jewish trial
st Nyiregyhaz Hungary, the public prose-
cutor said there was no ground for further
criminal proceedings against the prisoners,
and left the matter in the hands of the Court.
The Egyptian War Expenses.
LONDON, July 27sh.-In the House of Com
mons tonight the motion by Onslow ICON
servstive), expressing regret that part Of the
cost of the Egyptisn war had been charged
to India, was rejscted-210 TO 50. Before the
vote was taken, Gladstone explained that il
the motion was adopted the Government
would resign, adding aside that be did not
know whether he should personally regret it
if the motion passed. The remark caused
much comment.
Germany and Turkey,
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 27th.--It is re-
ported that Germany refused to conclude 3
treaty admitting Turkey to the triple ALI.
snce, but has promised assistance should the
Porte appesl for aid or protection.
Increased Duty on Tobacco.
BRUSSELS, July 27sh.-The Chamber of
Deputies has adopted the bill increasing the
duty on tobacco, with an amendment fixing
the duty on manufactured tobacco at 70
francs per 100 kilograms, instead of 100
francs per 100 Kilograms, as at first proposed.
Tobacco shipped before the bill was intro
drcsd is exempted from the new duty.
Regulation Abolished.
MADRID, July 275h.-The regulation re-
quiring the inspection Of vessels arriving of
Spanish ports from England has been abol-
ished.
Eisfortunes Never Come sIngly.
ALEXANDRIA, July 27sh.-Ths ravsges by
the cotton worm and the rapid rise of the
Nile cause great anxiety here.
Compelled to Retreat.
ZANZIBAR, July 27th.-The Royal Geo
graphical Soeiety's expedition TO Lake Vic
toria was compelled to retreat May 5sh, when
in latitude 305 north, longitude SO east, iu
the natives. The expedition is now making
another attempt to continue the explorations.
The French and English In ToDquIn.
PARIS, July 27th.-Advices from Tama.
tave, by way of Alden, state that the British
commander there demanded of the French
that the state OF siege be raised, but Admiral
Pierre refused to comply.
Storm and Loss of Life.
TORONTO, July 27th.-A thunderstorm,
accompanied by heavy gale, burst over the
city tonight and much damage was done.
A young lady named Minden, boating Oh the
bay, was drowned, and several others are
missing.
Canadian C0unterfeIting.
OTTAWA, July 27th.-A rumor is current
here that the Finance Department is inves-
tigating extensive forgeries of Dominion
notes of the larger denominations but very
little reliable information can be secured.
Two detectives, one from Chicago and the
other from Toronto, have been in the city
several days, but are silent on the question.
It is said Chicago and Montreal are the
places where the plates were made, and that
the Ottawa woman had nothing to do in the