Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-30

ALEXANDRIA, July e95h. Two chelsra
deaths occurred here to-day.
LONDON, July 90 .h.-The recent report
that cholera had appeared az Rsstov is off,
cially denied.
The deaths from cholers Saturday num-
barred 800 ct Cairc, including British
soldiers, II ct ZeSsth, IL at Blrrage, 81 at
Mehalls, 81 at Stibin, 46 at Tantsh, 81 at
Ghices, % at Mits amer, IA at Ssszszig.
asOre Struggled Goods Seized.
MONTREAL, July 29th.-The customs eff
GERS have made another heavy seizure OF
jeweiry from William Evans, brother Of The
member of tho firm whose stock was at
tached on charge Of purchasing struggled
goods. The whole stock, amounting to over
$50 600, has been taken in charge By the
Government. Il is said several other hsuls
will be made, and that since the national
policy has been introduced tire Government
has been awindled of hundreds Of thousands
CT dollars By sinilar modes Of smuggling.
Terrible Earthquake In Italy.
LONDON, July 29sh.-The town of Casa
micoiola, On the island of Ischis, near Ma.
pies, was almost entirely destroyed by an
earthquake last night. The neighboring
towns Nory and Leccrsneno. were greatly
damaged. One hundred persons, more or
less seriously injured, have arrived ct Naples
BIZ steamers. The number Of people killed
is not known.
SECOND DISPATCHl
ROME, July 29sh.-The Minister of Police
Works has gone to Casamicoiola so orgsnizs
measures of relief The shocks occurred at
$3.50 o'clock last night. At that hour q ma
iority Of the people of the upper classes were
at the theatsr. Nearly all Of the houses il
the town collapsed. It is estimated that
|, 900 persons were killed and 500 injured. A
number of steamers have been brought into
service to carry the injured to Naples. The
impression produced by the disaster is IL
describsble. Many of the victims belong to
good families.
THIRD DIsPATcHI
LONDON, July 29,h.-It is impossible to
give the number of dead at Casamiccola. In
Che latest accounts The number is estimated
at s COO The Hotel Riccola Seutinelta sank
into the earth, and buried many Of its in
mates. Some inhabitsnts OF the town es-
capped to the sea at tie first shock, ard made
their way to Naples with news Of the calsm-
ity. The center OF the area of the shock was
tbs came as that two years ago, but the radius
was wider. The shock was felt at sea, and,
according TO soEe accounts, even at Naplss
A gentleman who was staying Sc the Hotel
Piccola Sentineisa, and WhO escaped with his
life, relates that he only had time to secure
some candles for use in the darkness sud
rains before the collapse IF the building. A
person who lived near the now ruined bath
ing establishment says ne escaped from the
place around the falling walls the terrified
people shouting, 90 To the sea-"
A wild Man Eight Feet High AID Covered
with Hair.
OTTAWA (Ont), July 29sh.--, Pembroke,
about 100 miles Forth Of Ottawa, has lively
sensation ia the ehape OF a wild man eight
feet high and covered with hair. His
haunts are on Preuty Island, = short dis
lance from town, and the people are so terri
fed that until yesterday no one has dsred
venture on the island for several weeks
Yesterday two sailors. who went huating
hin, wers chased 60 their boat, and one of
them was wounded by stone thrown by the
wildman.
triumphant Observation-Disclosures
London, July 23sh, Terry, the man who
left Dover 81 o'clock yesterday morning On
floating tricycle., with the intention of
crossing the English Channel, arrived safely
at Calais at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Count de Periano, ex-Admirsl Of the Italian
navy, died yesterday. aged rs.
An explosion occurred in a miae at Caelini-
zstte, Sicily. twenty-five miners out of sey-
enty being killed.