Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-28


MADRIp, June 27th.-A military Gordon
has been established along the Spanish
frontier against cholera.
ROME, June 27th.-A passenger from
fouon arrived At Nintmiglia to-day,
showing symptoms of cholera, and was
| sent TO the lazaretto.
PARIS, June 2Tth.-The roads and moNn
tain passes of France are being narrowly
guarded, To prevent the passage of persons
infected with cholera.
TRIEsTE. June 27th.-YcSScls arriving
from the Mediterranean ports are placed in
quarantine for ten DAYS if the crews are in
I healthy condition, and for twenty days
II there IS any suspicion of sickness aboard.
MARsEILLEs. June 27ih.-There is a fright
from cholera here amounting to panic A
child aged Is months and a boy of Il, died
today from cholera. The boy contracted
the disease at school in Toulon An ambu-
lance system, 20 hurry cholera patients to
the hospital, is being organized under the
-uperintCadeuCy Of the renowned Doctor
Aiittre, who believes that the maladv is
really ASiatiC cholera The American
Consul here has been ordered by his Gov
ernmen! to cable daily the progress of the
disease.
Report from the United States Consul.
WASHINGTON, June 27th.-rhc Surgeon
General of the Marine Hospital Service re
ceived the following telegram to-day,
through the State Department, from the
United States Consul at Marseilles
The situation at Toulon is rather worse
Nine deaths occurred Wednesday, and ten
deaths Thursday. Sixty-two new cases are
now ut the Naval Hospital The disease
thus tar is epidemic.
The French and Chinese.
PARIS, June 27th.-Hanoi advices of the
26th inst, state that the fighting near Lang
son between the Chinese garrison and the
French forces continued two days Ten
Frenchmen were killed and thirty-three
wounded. Two steamers have gone To seek
the wounded. General Megrico has Joined
the French columns near Ba&le, and is
awaiting further orders. The Chinese Gen
erals, Nuon ely and No Ny, have 10000
regulars between Bakle and Langson
PARIS, June 27th.-A dispatch from Gen
eral Millot from Hanoi to-day states that
the detachment ordered to proceed 10 Lang
son Is in safety at Bakle.
Public Apology to he Demanded.
PARIS, June 27th.-It is reported that Ad-
miral COurbet has been instructed 20 de-
mand public apology of China, as well us
indemnity for a violation of The treaty by
China at Langson, and IN case China re-
fuses, the French fleet will lombard the
Chinese cities.
Prince Victor Speaks.
PAEIs, June 27th.-Prince Victor ha,
written letter to NJ Jolibois in explanation
of his present position. He says he has
profound respect for his father Prince Je-
rome but was obliged to leave the paternal
roof Since he had the right to think for
himself his only line of conduct was one
enjoined by Napoleon |. and Napoleon HI
He will maintain intact his great inherit
ance. He cannot consent to take a part
contrary to his political opinions, and is
resolved to withdraw from all ComprOmis-
ing connections. Henceforth he will reply
to no more attacks. but will maintain u
silence befitting his position.
Affairs In Egypt.
CAIRo, June 27th.-Gencral Grenfell has
arrived, and will go Immediately to AssOu-
an. The rebels are massing near Abou
Hamet. There was incessant firing at Sua-
kim last evening. The conduct of the
Egyptian troops was good.
Oficial Recognition.
ROME, June 27th.-An exequatur has
been granted the newly-appointed Amer
lean Consuls at Rome and Palermo.
Proposed Memorial Window.
LONDON, June 27th.-A committee has
window in Westminster Abbey to DR.
Charles William Siemens, the electrician
Tie Presbyterian Council.
BELFAST, June 27th.-The Presbyterian
Council devoted part of the day to a CON
sideration of missionary matters. Minis
ters from the various reformcd churches
of the continent spoke of the feeling in
favor of the cause and expressed hopes
that the Conference would meet in Paris
before many years.
After Dr. Breed had presented his report,
the Alliance adopted resolution that the
Council was specially gratified at the re-
port, which was then approved. Efforts are
to be made to raise G5, 900 in behalf of the
ancient Morayian and Bohemian churches
The Council heard with lively satisfaction
the statements of the condition OF the
churches of Europe and America, and asked
i'll their behalf for the general support and
prayers of the stronger churches Of the
Alliance
Officers Sentenced to be Shot.
MADR1D, June 27th.-The Cabinet to-day.
King Alfonso presiding, decided that the
two officers found guilty of desertion at
Santa Coloma de Farnes, in April last,
should be shot Immediately.
Separation of Church and State.
VALPARAISO, June 27th.-In Congress to
day the radical party unanimously voted
for a separation of Church and State
Yellow Fever Germs.
PkNaMA, June 27th.-Dr l.. Gererd the
celebrated French surgeon in the employ
of the Canal Company, who has been ex-
perimenting with the yellow fever germs
for the past three years, has brought his
work to close. He is ready TO try the at
tenuated germs by inoculating with them.
Financial FURRY in Toronto.
TORONTO, June 27th.-The Federal Bank
stock opened at 84, and ran down to 65l
There is wild excitement on Change All
sorts of rumOrs are afioat, one being that
the Montreal and Merchants Bank are
coming to the assistance of the Federal
should run take place.
SECOND DISPATCH
ToRoNro, June 27th-It is reported on
the best authority that the Montreal and
Merchants Banks have Offered assistance to
the Federal, but so far the offer has not
been accepted, as the Federal has been able
to meet all demands from its own re-
sources. The bank people are cool, and
have unlimited confidence in the banks
ability to weather the storm Prominent
business men and bankers express conf
denCe in the stability of the bank The
Directors of the bank were in session with
closed doors all the afternoon, discussing
the situation, but their decision could not
be ascertained
Nineteen Prisoners Acquitted.
ST. JOINS On. F., June 27th.-Nineteen
Riverhead prisoners, charged with the mur-
der of five Orangemen on st. Stephens
Day, were all acquitted this evening, amid
intense excitement.
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