Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-04
FoRsIGN.
Catastrophc In scotlnna.

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Catastrophe In Scotland.
LONDON, July sd.-Intelfgence has Just resshed
here OF terrible calamity during tins lsuuch os the
| steamer DaDnne. at Glasgow to-day While being
launched she fell over her side preeipitatin a
| number OF people into the water According to
dispatches thus far received fifty persons were
| drowned.
S:35 P. N.-Eurther particulars Of the calamity at
| Glasgow state that The Daphne, which was con-
strueted for coast trading, ia vessel Of 300 tons
| burden. Two hundred woTkmen were on board
| when she eapsszad. The . cident sesdrred in The
middle Of the stream.
still later dispatch from Glasgow says the
Daphne was ctpsized near RsufreP five miles from
Glasgow. Trs stlic on the Clyde is suspended owing
10 the Interruption to navigation D. the capsized
I steamer.
! TIE Daphne LEFT the ways az = very fast rate. and
when she got into she water she rolled from side to
side. Ths persons board, fearing that she would
capsze ran TO aad fro, and the vessel daay relied
over, and nearly DISAPPEARED beues.h tho water
/ Jh0gs who had msiutsiued their positions on the
portion u the steamer not submerged 5id their u
I most r.. ave tf-as5 Ul9 were csst overl~--F A.
the tiTae bs at qui1;ly s5ed ia the work OF
rescuing the unfortunate people, and succeeded in
saving quite q number. Is IS kucwn however that
| there were fifty persona below in the Daphne when
the vessel Went over, and they mast all have been
drowned Crowds Of. griefstrsken relatives Of the
victims are on their way 70 tae scene Of the
calamity.
her eapszing was that she had too much top
weight
Steamers are dragging the water for the bodies OF
the victims. IL is estimated the loss Of life viii
reach 100.
The Daphne had ali hes machinery board when
she was launched.
A dispatch from Glasgow says many OF the per
sous who were precpitat5d into The water swan
ashore.
several of those Who we're t2ee1 frara the water
alive exhausted that it vas necessary TO re.
move them to the Iuirnsly.
The steamer IS nov under vatsr, With the fifty
/ bodies before mentioned on board Of AeI.
LoSDoy, Jolly 3j.-Tho Daphne tnried upside
down before she sank An eve witness s-lw great
number of Iaen struggling in the ter and shriek-
ing fer help. Tue men were bruised and covered
with blood, having been struck by the debris. Tho
accounts OF the number Of pegsJas board and
/ he number los, continue to vary widely. Several
bodies were found st the foot OF the ways. Divers
| are searehiug ior other bodies
| LONDON, July 31-FifiytSo names ere published
! OF EeEsoas missing. Many persons sdnitted to
view the launch, ard 1t 10 believed that some of
them, flames uEknCwn, amogE the missing
Many dead bodies are visible through the port holes
OF the ship There Was rapid tide Il is feared
many bodies were carried to sea. There was 4 large
| number of boys on board
LONDON, July 4th-A. M-A diver states that ths
companion way Of the Daphne is blocked up by a
solid mass OF bodies upon another. IL appears
the men who work below when the shin
went rushed from their work and became
iammed in the passageyay. Some of the bodies
still have tools in their hands. The diver thinks
there still in the vessel at least many corpses
as have already beea recovered. FortY.one bodies
had been found last night when darkness stopped
| the search. The divers say they felt many mere
bodies.
GLASGOW. July 4th-A M.-The bodies of SS
victims OF the disaster have been identified.
The Cholera Panic.
LONDON, July 3d.-An Alexandria dispatch an
nounces the death there yesterday Of woman said
TO be o refugee from Damietts. an autopsy estab-
lished the cause of her death TO be epidemic chOl-
| era. The small Street in which 9he died is sur
rounded by soldiers II IS rurnored several deaths
| from cholera occurred 1T TsUt1h.
| ALEXANDRIA,, July 3d-There were twelve deaths
| at AansOurah and fout at StwauO yesterday from
cholera. Traffic between Port Said and Syria pro-
| hbited, OWING to the outbreak u cholera at the
| former place. The panic prevails at Judah, be-
cause OF the expected arrival tfers o. five steamers
| from lndit vita pilgrims their way Mecca. It
is feared that they viii bring tns choler@.
ArExAsDRtA, July si.--A G1nbsr Of unhealthy
/ of cholera have been bHTncd.
! CAIRO, July 3l-Thc ea1.jtary Co-ncl has or.
| dcred tie population Uf Daml0tta 70 be removed
from their dwellings, and scattered ia tents Tho
infected part OF the toWG viii b partly CisnfCctsd
| and partiY burned.
| BRRLN July sd.-The Roya Dsutea Zeitulg. tho
| organ of Bismarck, says the Gov rnmanJ 81 Ger
many ard Prussia is devOtiug It's earnest attention
to the subject Of cholera. Commissioners to as
semble forthwith, in conjunction with the Imperial
| Board OF Health, 50 deliberate precautionary
measures
Count de ChambeTd's Condition.
PARIS, July Sd-@idnight-T physicians at
tending Count de Cham6ord at consultation last
night, decided his case to be hopeless. statement
is published that members Of tie Orleans family
have gone to FrehodoId only to fulfil family duty.
Religions Riot.
LONDON, July Sd.-A religious riot broke out in
| Belfast yesterday. The police charged and dis
persed the mob. Some Of the police seriously
| injured.
Industrial Exhibition IN Ireland.
| Coax, July Sd-The Industrial Exhibition, COW
erng three and half acres, and including British,
| Continental and American exhibiSs was opened bv
Earl Baudon to-day in the presenes Of q vast crowd
| Some trouble was expected, and police were posted
among the people Perfect order. however waa
| maintained.
Volcano in Action.
PANAMA, June 23d.-The volcano Of ometplc. In
Lake Nicaragua, is in eruption greatly to the
Of residents on the island, which is formed by it.
| It's eruption commenced May 4th. The earth and
rock IL the vicinity Of the crater was TO break,
lava flowed forth, and from 1t there burss upward a
thick column of lead-c0ioTed smoke ef awe inspir-
| ing magnitude, which ssnt tho terrified villagers
yirg to tie churches, in the beisf that the island
was about to be dest oy e.. Fortunately damage
was done, and lava h-wed in = dreshon where
there are no inhabitants and the ground not cult
| yated.
PANAMA, June 2S1 The valley Of the Atrats, IN
| the STATE OF Cauca, continues the eenser Of vol
| eanic actisty At ko LueiO, forty miles from tho
Atlantic, TIE earlh opened In many Pieces throwing
| cut very fine sand in . heated state, whilst a Sub
| terranean noise was heard resem6ipg that made BY
boiling water. At Turso, on ths Gulf of Urabo,
| the earth opened and waser issued, flooding the
| streets to a depth of two feet. Many houses we're
| shaken down. and the smsN villages 81 Bujares and
| Elcurce were completely engu fed. Tho mouth OF
the river Leon which pted iRto the Atlantic, is
| completely closed up, aSi al over the district the
movement OF the earthis continuous that the in-
abitants are emigrati0 z. slight earthquake was
fet at Msnpos, on the riysr Magdaena, the seat OF
Bolivar, followed By sharper ons. shosks wera
also felt at San Saliva lor ana Guayaca.
LIMA, July 3D. According to sdriees received
yesterday, pubi.she in the Lima papers and con-
cmed, Caleres has united his forces with those OF
Recabaraen and 10 lArz and left for pats unknown
They number i so men. Inc Chilean forces are in
/, pursuit. They lF I'VE n,t encountered them since
| May 25d. The u iario OFciai repoFss that pebi-
seize at the etty Haarg capital Of to depart
ncnt OF Aucac1 and another ~ keceaay, szve re-
suited in fsYoff Of peace aud Irltsias.
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WHILE o .her articles ci tLair kind are
largely adp iterated. Dr.. Press Cream Bak-
ing POyde "a hold their uashaksn position in
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