Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-20

The Sunderland CaIamiiy-FuneraIs OF
the Victims

the Victims
LONDON, June 19sh.-The funerals Of
great many victims of Saturday e disaster at
Sunderland took place to-day. The streets
were crowded with sympathetic people, the
most OF whom were ia mourning One hun
dred free graves were prepared in one ceme-
terry for the reception Of the victim g, exclu-
sive Of those for which the parents Of the
children who lost their lives will pay. Fifty
four bodies were inferred in this ce .uesery to-
day, and thirty-one in smaller cemetery.
Large numbers Of generous subscriptions are
arriving in Sunderland from diff srent psrts to
help pay the funeral expenses Of the CnfortU-
nate children.
CoBIagraiion In France.
LYONS, June 10 .h.-A fire broke out in
row Of wooden stores this evening aud soon
consumed two acres. Forty railway cars
were burned. The train service between Ly.
ons and Geneva is iDterfere1 with.
The French In Madagascar.
PARIS, June 19th.-Admirsl Pierre, in
dispatch from Tomasayo, Madagascar, dated
June 13:b, announces that be presented On
ultimatum to the Hova Government which
rejected it. He then captured Tomateve and
destroyed Toui Peint, Motslab0 aud Tersn-
i've. The French, be sayB, are firmly estab-
hshedin these positions without suffering any
loss Of men. The principG! operations ars
finished and state of siege proclaimed,
Foreigners In China In Danger.
PARIS, June 19sh.-Msrquis Tseng arrived
hers yesterday from 81. Petersburg, aad
made the following communication I" | viii
call your special attention 10 the fact that
should France foscs ChiGe into war, then It
is scarcely possible that with TIE bsst in
teutions 10 the world tho Chinese could make
any distinction between natiouaiiiiss. The
terrible CONSEQUENCE CT the 8gr would fall
upon all western foreigners alike Euglish-
men, Ffenehmeu, Americans snd Germans
would al be placed IN the same category by
the people Of China, WHO apply to al the
designation Of Yang Jsn,' OF ;nen from be-
yond the sea-"
Fighting "a Perm.
PANAMA, June 19sh-An encounter took
place at Morrope, Peru, on the 18th, between
200 Prefectoral troops and 800 Montoneros. a
large number OF whom were unaTnled. The
tight lasted five hours, and tbs Prefectoral
troops were victorious. The MOnseneros lost
two officers and twenty-five men the Pre-
fectsral eide fourteen killed including Major
Corea. The Monteneros art being pursued.
Chile Ready 10 Withdraw Her Troops
PAYTA PERU, June 19sb.--The Chilean
Commandant has notified tbs provincial nu-
thorities that when the Peruvian authorities
acknowledge Izlesiss Chile is prepared to
withdraw her troops imnsdlstelf.
News from the Mexican Capital.
CIIY or MExIco, June 19sk.-Congress
adjourned so-dsy. It's mcst important acts
wers The authorization to she President to
settle the national debt; az amendment TO
the Constitution, to be submitted 70 the
States, giving the control Of raining snd con-
Tnerciai la1s 20 the Federal Congress and
several railroad grants, tie Eosi important
Of which gives the charter, with tie subvcE-
ton, TO the State Of Michoaesn over tho route
which t5s Mexican Estioua3 Raiisosd has
forfeited its charter, altar speu6irg lsrge
sums in Construction.