Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-16

the tendency of She views Of the English
| Government in regard TO the founding of
diplomatic relations between England and
the Vatican.
The Chamber OF National Deputies are en-
| gaging IN stormy debatss at Baenos Ayres on
the religious teaching of pupilsiu the schools.
In the discussion Saturday the Liberals were
in the majority. The Catholics are seeking
signatures to present to Congress.
Thirty eight deaths from cholera occurred
at Damietta, Egypt, Friday twenty-seven at
| Manso1rah, and fifteen at Samanoud. Since
| the outbreak of the cholera Of Mapsourah
| eleven men and officers attached to the troops
forming the Gordon around that city have
| died from the disease. The Colonel and mis-
| staff took alarm at these deaths and fed
| The Colonel has been arrested and replaced
by British officer.
PACIFIC COAST.
A destructive fire occurred at Belleville,
Nevada, Saturday.
Six conviets have escaped from the prison
at Deer Lodge Montana.
The story that eighty more Chiricahuss
have come in to surrender is denied.
MIR. Higgins, prominent merchant of
Newcastle Plscer county, died suddenly Fri
day night at s o'clock.
Suit has been begun at Eureka, New, to
forecloFe an $50. .0O0 mortgage on Christie &
Co.'s Mineral Hill mine.
W. r. Curtis, ex-member Of the Legisla-
ture, died on the 3sh inst at his home in
Clarksvilie, Baker county, Oregon.
Andrew Fisher prominent resident of
Ladner landing, on the Fraser river, British
Columbia, was drowned by the upsetting of
boat Friday.
A Deming (N. M. mob, numbering about
sixty persons, went to Silver City and at
teuptsd to take Ksne, the murderer, from
the Sheriff. The mob was repulsed.
Two masked men entered tbs store of S.
Marks, at Contention, a Y Friday even
iug, and, covering the occupants of the store
with revolvsrs, rebbed the safe of 81, 800 and
a gold watch. The robbers escaped.
The DWELLING. house of ". +, Burroughs, as
North Bloomfield, Nevada county, was de.
stroyed Friday, together with most of the
furniture it contained. TIE FIRE resulted
from detective iue. TIE loss is bstween
5000 and 500.
William Brown snd Francisco Avilla were
instantly killed at the Almaden mines Satur-
day the car in which they were riding up
the grade broke loose from the train and de-
scended the grade at great speed, throwing
both the occupants out Of the Car.
AT late hour Friday night j. H. Garden
hire. sged 70 years, . prominent farmer, died
at bis home ct CcmetA Station, OF the Oak
dale Railroad, in San Joaquin county, of
apoplexy. The deceased was father. n.lsw
of Hsrbor Commissioner a. c. PsulseI.
l.. Chance, yoLng man, while intoxicated
got into quarrel with man named Bur
burg, at Astoria, Or, and was stabbed in
the breast. The injuries are very dangerous
The row took place in Hilps Varieties, low.
disrepusable resort. BuTburg is in custody.
At Chilliwack church, says q dispatch
from Victoria, B. c., lsst Sunday, prayer
for rain wss read To this prayer those
parishioDers whose hEy had just been cut
raised an objection and offered counter
prayers for dry weather. Thus far the dry
prsyer has prevailed.
Posters are placaried in Chinatown at
Chico. printed in Chinese. calling for volun-
teers in the Chinese army in anticipation of
war with France. The posters specify a
preference for those who have been in con.
tact with Europeans and offer rewards to
those who enlist so, 100 or 500 men.