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

The Cholera In Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA, July 6th.-One death from cholerl
occurred at Alexandra to-day. There were ter
deaths from cholera at Samanad We terday.
During the twenty-four hours ending at . o'clocf
last evening 100 deaths occurred from cholera a
eDamietta and 6S at Manssurah. The lazaretto al
7Beyrout is crowded with fugtiv,s from Egypt
The officers of the institution refuse TO admit any
more person
ST. PETERSBURG. July 6th-The Government has
ord red the establishment of rigid quarantine OF
the Black Sea, to prevent the introduction of chol-
| era by vessels coming from Egypt, and has forbid
den the usual pilgrimage TO Mecca.
LONDON, July 6th.-The latest reports indicate the
state of affairs slightly worse at Dametta, but i'm
proving at Mansurah. The Nile is rising well
which, it is expected will short the epidemic in
| some districts.
The cattle plague in Egypt caused the death of 90
per cent OF the cattle attacked
BERLIN, July 6th.-The Prussian Government has
ordered pre- aujionary measures against vessels
irving in Prussia rom ports III Turkey the Red
Sea, the north coast of Africa port where the
existence of cholera is suspected where the epi.
demic Of yellow fever prevails The period of quar-
antiDe for vessels from the suspected porLs is six
daNs.
1t is officially announced that the workman who
died here yesterday was cholera case.
DE ChambOrd's Illness.
VIENNA, July 6th.-The Secretary of Comte de
Chambord has conveyed TO the Comte de Paris the
thanks Of the sick Prince for coming to Vienna. The
Secretary added that since the physicians consults-
ton of yesterday the condition of Chambord has
been less favorable and that vomiting was renewed
during the night.
PARIS July 6th.-Comte de Paris is at Vienna
awaiting advces from Frohsdorff where Chambord
is lying i'll. Prince Jerome napoleon is in Paris
consulting with friends 1t is said that several pr-
vate meetings have been held at hi, residence.
PARIS, July 6th.-Comte de Chambord yesterday
received the last sacrament retaining perfect calm
ness throughout the ceremony To-day he was able
to take n few spoontuls OF soup, and address few
words to his encourage. The Count mas invited
Dues de Nemours and Alencon and Comte de Paris
to Frohsdorf.
The American Rifle Team.
LONDON, July 6th.-The American Rife Team has
been offered the use of tents during their stay at
Wimbledon but declined, preferring private lodg-
ings. They left Houutston to-day for Rainham,
where they will practice at long range.
LONDON, July 6th.-The Times says: "The
shooting of the American rifiemen is excellent.
We believe the international match will be closely
contested, but experts anticipate that the English
team will win on the long range"
Assisted" Emigration.
LONDON, July 9Th In the House of Commons
this afternoon Treveyan, Chief Secretary for Ire
land replying to 0'Brien, member for Ma,low, said
he had been informed that out Of l,C00 emigrants
who had gone to America, only two families have
been inmates OF workhouse at Bellmullet, from
which section they came and they mad received
money on landing and were doing well. He not
aware of the grounds on which the United States
returned the emigrants, but he supposed those re-
turned were not desirable settlers.
DUBLIN, July 6th.-At a meeting of the Catholic
hierarchy here, motions were adopted condemning
State aid emigration and pointing out that there
are large tracts Of land in Ireland which, if cuti-
yated, would maintain the surplus population.
Attempted AssasstnatiOn.
DUBLIN, July 6th-The house OF one Griffey was
entered by disguised men, two OF whom held him in
bed while an9ther fired three shots at him, shat
terng his knee.
ancendiartsm Confessed.
LONDON July 6th.-A dispatch from Copenhagen
says prisoner named Nelson, who charged
with committing arson here. has confessed that he
set fire to the Victoria DOCKS London, in 1881 with
| a view to obtaining punder. The opinion hereto.
fore entertained regarding the origin of the fire
| that it the work Of the Fenians.
The English Turf.
| LONDON, July 6th.-At the Newmarket July meet
ing to-day the for three-y year-olds won by
| General Owen Will ,ms' Cohort Baron de Roths
| child second, J. r. Keenes Potosi third. There
were nine starters Cohort won by length oEel
Potosi.
RiOtipg in France.
MARsslLLEs, July 6th.-Four hundred Italians
employed in the oil factory here struck yesterday
and endeavored TO wreck the factory. They wert
| dispersed by policemen, who charged them Will
drawn swords. 1t is feared there will be renewa
of roting.
| Confederate Bonds.
LONDON, July 6th.-Ihe Daily Ne,cS, in its finsn-
| cial article says number Of holders OF Csnfeder
ate bonds have subscribed el00J0 for use trying
| to induce the States wishing to re-establish then
| cred to recognize a portion of their debt Lort
Penzance GOost, NJ. P and I. C. Bruce, NJ. p, hav,
| been appointed Trustees. The promoters DO no
expect more than 10 per cent Of the debt averaging
Gs00,0 600 per State, to be recognized.
Frighiful Tragedy In Germany.
BERLIN, July 6th.-A terrible tragedy occurred Al
| Ricksdorfi, near Berlin. The wife Of a small shop
keeper cut the throa.s of her two children, fired tn,
| house. and then cut her own throat Poverty wa
| the cause.
The Nyiregyhaza Triaf.
LONDON July Chin the trial of the Jews
Nyregyhaza, the prisoners accused of having paceI
q corpse ia the rIver with view Of passing it off
that of Either Saomiss, whom the prisoners arr
charged with numbering, declared that their con
fessons had been obtained by threats to murde
them in prison One was compelled TO drink hug
quantities of water had been stripped, struck
| dragged by the hair and shown the gallows
number of witnesses testified as to the shocking
treatn mt received at the hands of the authorities
Counsel for the defense pointed out that the peop
Of Tzza Ezlar, where the murder is alleged to hav,
been committed, had been taught that it no
wrong to testify falsely against the Jews, the in
terest Of the country requiring their conviction.
Female Suffrage Rejected.
LONDON July 6th.-The House of Commons to
night-13O to 114-rejected the motion made b.
Hugh Mason e. beraD memb-r for Ashton-under
Tyne in favor Of female suffrage.
British Troops Attacked by Natives.
CALCUTTA July 6th.-Five hundred members Of
| tribe of natives attacked detachment Of Britisl
troops which, with political agent had been sen
TO chastise a refractory village in Assam. The ma
tives were repulsed, with loss OF fifty killed Tn
| British suffered no loss.
Heavy Floods In India.
CALCUTTA July 6th.-Heavy floods have prevailed
in Surat causing great damage to properly ant
some loss of life. The waters are now subsiding
Traffic on the railways has been interrupted.
Report or Victory Discredited.
LIMA, july 6th.-EE ComercicO believes to b
entirely false the story in Ariquipa journal ths
Canceres gained great victory at Cosapalca, tn
| enemy losing 700 killed and wounded, besides man
prisoners, of whom three were chiefs; also fou
guns and 1000 rifles.
Railroad Accident in Canada.
PoRr Horn, July 6th.-Two freight trains co lide
on the Grand Trunk Railroad short distance east
Port Hope to-day. Both locomotives and twelv
cars were completely destroyed. All tram hand
escaped uninjured, except the brakeman Porter
who is probably fatally injured. Loss, 500, coo.
THE SCHooLMA'AM AND THE DUDE. =
"Schoole ma'am-ah, me sable him hea
well. Him get vacatee; go SAINT
Cluz ketchee dude" "Whoa fob. N
tbinkee dude like ketchee schoolee ma am
"No muchee. Dude faid lookee a
schoolee ma'am him thinkee schoole
ma'am pickee him up, splank him veil
bad Schoolee ma'am heap sable dude
put on pokse hat, bigee shoe, allie sam