Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-20

FOREIGN NEWS.
matter tn spain.


MADRID, August 10Th. Quiet having
bsen rsssored throughout Spain, the vsri-
Gus bodies Of gendsarmes engaged in quelling
the uprising have returned 60 their former
stations, The provincial officials are actively
iraniring into the causes of the rebellion.
King Alfonso YVES visited to-day IN Vaien-
cia By dsputation fr0m the Conservation
Club. In reply to their address, the King
said no dspu.ation could be mors agreeable
10 him, as they were members Of q club which
VAST ,rmed, not because no had agcended the
throne, but in order that he should ascend it.
MADRID August 19sh King Alfonso was
warmly Tecsiyed at Valencia. He YES
loudly ehesred by crowds Of people along the
railygsy route from Madrid. The King at
tended to deum az the cathedral and re-
viewed the troops. He goes to Barcelona
Monday.
BOmbardment OF Hue-LiabIe 10 Seizure.
PARIS. August 10 1t is affirmed thstthe
bombardmen5 of Hue by the French began
Saturday. Admiral Heyon, Minister Of Ma.
rine and Of Colonies. has oEdersd guuboat
TO be constructed for Torquin. He stated
that France informed the powers that shy
ships attempting to land arms IN Ansm will
be liable to seizure. It is believed that this
is warning principally levsled at the large
export of arms from American ports.
The Jersey Lily.
LONDON, August 10 h. - Mrs. Langtry
looks tagged and faded. She has engaged
passage for America. She viii play short
engagements in Canada and New YORK; and
| will then 60 to Australia. She hopes for the
same success which attended her former for.
| sign venture, and Gays that the dream.of her
| life is TO be able to return to England and
found theater in London, which she would
call The Langtry."
Advising American Capitalists.
| LONDON, August 19sh.-The Pail Mall Ga
| zette, this evesing, in a leader upon the sub
| iect, states that there is good reason TO be-
lieve that Mr.. Macka5's new step is taken
after full consideration and with full ds-
! termination to break up the present mo-
nopoly in the American telegraph system,
| and assumes TO see IN it the beginning OF a
gradual breaking up OF those closs alliances
| among American capitalists which st present
constitute what it calls the most absolute and
most odious monspcliss of the present
age. L is pointed out that the enormously
rich men Of America, instead Of combining,
as now, TO manage monopole3 through di-
recto.ies, should nae their wealth individu-
ally ia competing enterprises. The profits to
each must be greater, national development
must ba accelerated, the prics of labor must
increase, antagonism between labor and CAPT.
tai must diminish, corruption IN politics must
disappear, and the general prosperity OF the
American people bs vastly augmented.
Notable Deaths.
LONDON, August 19sh.-Archbishop Roger
Verde Vaughan (Catholic) of New South
Wales died suddenly yesterday, aged 40.
William Werth Sykes, United States Con-
sui at Cardiff, died Saturday.
Condition OF Count de Chambord,
PARIS, August 19tb.-Count de Chambord
still remains very weak. His Drain is dis
turbed at intervals
VIENNA, August 19sh.-The Countess de
Chambord informed the Emperor Francis
Joseph that the Count is in an almost hopeless
condition.
Anu-JewIsh Outbreak.
ST. PETERSBURG, August h.-There have
been anti. Jewish outbreaks in Paulgrade and
Roskow. The disorder was promptly sup.
pressed ct both PLACES and tbs instgat0rs ar
rested.
The Cholera In Egypt.
LONDON, August 19.h.-Deaths from ehoi
era in Egypt Saturday, 80, including fifty
st Cairo. Another death from cholera oc
CURED at Bsyrout. Syria.
LONDON, August 19.h.-Thirty. per
sons died from cholera in Alexacdsia Satur
day, one being British soldier.
Disastrous Fire.
MONTREAL, August 19lh.-R, McCready &
Co.. boot snd shoe manufscsory burned to-
day. Loss estimated at ninsty to one hun
dred thousand dollars. Insurance, 1000.