The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-08-07
HOSPITAL RECORD.

| TOULON, August e. 1nero has
been only Dne death from cholera to-
day. The record for the last "a hours,
at the Bon Rencontre hospital, is as
follows; Admitted, none; cured. A;
deaths, 4; Under treatment, 28. The
record Of Saint Mandnier hospital at
the same time: Admitted, 3; cured. D;
deaths, none; under treatment, VI.
The minister of the interior has sent
to this point 8, 100000 francs to be dis
tributed among the refugees.
PHARo HOSPITAL.
MARsEILLEs, August 2.-There has
been seven deaths from cholera here
since noon. Record of Pharo hospital
for the last "a hours, is as follows:
Admitted, 5; deaths, 3; cured a.
SUBSCRIBING TO THE FUND.
PARIS, August Minister Norton
subscribed 10000 toward the fund
which American artists il Paris are
raising to present the city with
bronze model of Bartholdi's sta'lie.
MARsEILLEs, August 1-E wen
deaths from cholera here last night;
two at Toulon. Fugitives are return
ing in increased numbers. The city
is becoming more animated and the
shops are reopeniDg.
STILL LINGERING AT ToULoN.
ToULoN, August 4.-Four deaths
from cholera here last night. Physi-
clans fear that a return OF the people
to unhealthy lodgings will cause a
fresh outbreak, and possibly an out
break of smallpox and typhoid.
THE BoNAPARTEs.
PARIS, August 4.-The Figaro pub
fishes protest from Prince Jerome
| Bonaparte against a congress OF two
houses at Versailles, to-day, to revise
| the constitution. He demands thai q
constitutional assembly be convoKeu.
| THE CONGRESS AT VERSAILLES.
| PARIS, August 4.-The opening ses-
| sion of the congress, composed of the
two houses of parliament, which as
semblod at Versailles to-day to under
take the revising of the constitution,
was exceedingly uproarious and broke
ND with great disorder. After
stormy tumult the Seraine's proposal
to adopt the standing orders Oh the as
sembly of 1871 was agreed to.
Both right and left took part In the
discussion. AS soon as the matter
| was disposed of, Minister Ferry as
cended the tribunal to introduce the
scheme of revision. Mr.. Andrieux
and others at once protested that M.
Ferry was out of order. 1t was con-
tended the commons ought to be
elected first. M. Andrieux then as
cended the tribunal, the members
formed a circle around him, and a
scene of wild excitement ensued. Inc
president thereupon put on his hat ana
| e,syan do6 fha sitting
END OF IT AT ToULoN.
| ToULoN, August a, $50 P. m.-No
deaths from cholera here to-day. Inc
total number of cases now unoer
treatment is 100. There was one
death to-day at Lozyne, and two az
Montfort Sur Agnes.
FRANCE AND ENGLAND.
Il PARIS. August 4.-One section OF
the Paris press demands the recall OIL
M. Waddington, French ambassador az
london. as the author of the Anglo
French agreement, which was de-
d feated in the Egyptian conference,
I 1t is reported that NJ. Waddidgton OF
/, fers to resign.
. the Figaro, referring to the sub
5 iect. says that NJ. Waddington's sue
3 cpssor must display greater energy
: against the spread of Englands power
e d he French and English interests
g are now completely opposed, and
! conflict is inevitable in the near fu
ture. The rupture of the conference
the paper says, is a grave enough
event, but hopes not to have to an
e nounce that the latest conflict ha
I passed into open hostilities.
La Republique Francois maintain
that although agreement has lapsed
s England has admitted the claims 0
France to special rights in Egypt
France, the paper says, must yindlcat
her rights. England has not yet evi!
:, ted Europe from Egyp'. England
\ asserted freedom and power of actiol
: are delusive.