Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-04
F0REIGN NEWS.
The shootlng OF Carey.

LONDON. August 3i.-The shooting Of
Carey produced a feeling of CONSERVATION in
Parliament. The informers death is regard
ed as severe blow to the policy of repres.
sion of the Government by terrorism, which
receives check, owing to the inability of the
authorities TO protect their agents. No one
preteuds to feel sorrow. for Carey's fate but
the English press is angry at the failure of
the Government to secure the infUrmsr's
safety, and it is considered that Carey's fate
Is likely TO iOtimidate possible trsitorism. ell
over Ireland the news of Carey's death has
been received with popular rejoicing, which
adds TO the uneasy feeling of the legislators
at Westminster.
LONDON, August 3d-The Daily Nears'
Cape Town special says: O'DonnelI, the
murderer of Carey, is an American citizsn,
and u native of OHIO.
o'DoNNELL COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.
CAPE Town, August Sd.-O'Donnell, who
killed Carey. che informer, has been com
mitted for trial on charge of willfal mur.
Ger. La the ordinary course of events, he
will be tried at the Port Elizabeth Assigns
iu October.
At the examination of O'Donnell, box
was produced belonging TO the prisoner, Ia
beled Cape Town." and containing q wood
cut of Carey and paper of American
citizenship, dated Toronto, November,
1876. Carey's son WAS recalled. and
denied that Kelley, the Irish passenger
on the steamer Kinfauns Castle, was iden;i.
cal with Kavanaugh. He testified that his
father was smiling and talking to O'DOnnsll
when he (witness) saw the latter draw revol-
yer and ire one shot. He twitness) tnen ran
30 fetch sis fathers revolver. His mother
YVES holding MS father when the third shot
was fred. ODlnnell declared that Carey
first drew revolver, which he (0'Donnell)
seized and Fl red OF Carey in self defense. He
described himself es Patrick O'Donnel,
aged 40, native Of Goodssn county, Done
gan, lsboser, formerly butler
The Cholera in Egypt.
LONDON, August 3d-rhe DaHy Ne,cs as
serts that the total number of deaths from
cholera in Egypt so far has been 16, co., It
says the disease is low less virulent.
CAIRO August 31.-The weather here is
intensely hot and the average temperature
under canvas is 1862. Several deaths from
sunstroke have occurred The troops in
Hilluan are constantly moved from place to
place. The health of the troops at Elwerdin
is greatly improved.
LONDON, August 3i-Deaths from cholera
in Egypt Thursday 702, including 196 at
Cairo.
ALEXANDRIA, August 3d.-The whole gen.
darmie Gordon from Eltarysh to Rosetta is
nfected. It is hardly thought the hospital
at Alexandria will escape the disease. Sew
ersl painfully sudden deaths of ladies oc.
Cured to-day.
The Ecuador Outrages.
New York, August 3d.-Advices from
Pansms of July Oath are SO follows: Partic-
ulars of the outrase5 OF Monte Christi have
been received. Colonel NJ Ceballos seizsd
the barracks. taking the Prefecs prisoner.
The Colonel and his troops then broke into
the houses Of Rcdrienguez, the Governor,
Colonel Heneria, Chaves, Duasle and Sam
brano, captured the owners and imprisoned
them, with Cordova. Reeves and Vasques, who
were brought from Manta. The excitement
became intense when it was known that
body of young men were coming from Manta
TO attack the barracks. Ceballos ordered
Jose Castro 60 murder all the prisoners if at
tacks We're made. Early in the morning an
attack was made, and otter nine hours
stormiDg the town was taken. A number
were killed, including Jose Castro. Ceballos
escaped on horseback, and the remainder of
the party took to the woods. Duasta, Vas
ques, Reyes and Guerrara were found mur-
dered In prison. Hereira was alive, although
wounded in two plsces, and with leg bro.
kea. A Court-martial was at once held on
the leaders OF the party captured, and four of
them, Sanchez, Pincaye, Ssmbrano and Picon
were publicly shot in the square of Monte
Christi.
France and China.
LONDON. August 3i.-The general opinion
here is that the aggressive policy assumed
by Challemet Lacour. and the appointment
OF Trecou as French Minister to China, were
snfortuuats circumstances, and that a peace
full solution Of the Tonquin difficulty is i'm
/ Eha
French are determined upon the annexation
of Anam. and that they desire to quarrel
with China. The French will be unabls to
operate until November. The unhealthy
season is affecting the young men among the
French troops and the hospitals are made
quate 10 accommodate the sick. A council
of war was held on the 9th ult., and river
sttsck on Santay planned. Admiral Mayer,
with three vessels, will shortly proceed to
Canton, where he will make demonstration.
Seven military censorships are maintained at
Ha-Noi.
The Striking TeIegraphers In Mexico.
CRY OF MEXICO, August 3d.-Five strik-
ing operators of the Mexican National Rail-
way have arrived here, and state that they
were employed ss operators, aud afterward
given duties as station agents. for which
bonds were demanded. They refused TO give
bonds, and demanded that their pay be in
creased $50 month. No attention being
paid to the demand, they sent in their resig-
nations on the 1st instant, to take effect at
o'clock on the 2i. The company refused to
accept their designations and pay the men
for July, unless ten days notice was given.
The operators stopped work yesterday. Some
vacancies on the line were filed yesterday,
and more operators go to work to-day. Pas
| senger trains are running on schedule time,
and some freight and construction trains are
running, but under difficulties The strikers
are all Americans except one Mexican. The
telegraph company itself lost none Of its
employees.
Conspiracy In Paris.
LONDON, August 3d.-A dispatch from
Paris says: It is Tumorsd that plot to re-
| store the monarchy has been discovered. This
| newspaper La France processes to give the
details of the plot, and says $4,000 muskets
for a popular rising are ordered, aud an at,
tempt has been made to tamper with the
army. It also states that three conspiratsrs
! have been arrested.
Count dc Chambord,
VIENNA, August 3i.-Physicians in attend
ance upon Count do Chambord announce thai
unless there is an unforeseen change for tht