Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-31
FOREIGN NEWS.


PARIS, July 30th.-There were twelve
deaths from cholera last night at Marseilles
and ten ut TOuloi. The force of the epi-
| demic in these two cities continues to de-
| crease. Three hundred fugitives have re-
turned home within the past two days.
MARsEGLLEs, July 3Oth - The sale of
melons has been prohibited. The cholers
| is gaining in area what it lost in intensity
1t has made its appearance i'll several vii
| lages previously exempt. Owing to the
| popular prejudice ii is positively dangerous
| for doctors to walk alone in the suburbs at
night. One instance is reported of q doctor
| who, while visiting woman seized with
| cholera, was assaulted by her son, who
drew n revolver and compelled him to
| leave the house. Several other doctors
were also assaulted.
! ROME, July 30th.-At fire at the hospi-
| tai of San GiacOmo, two unoccupied wards
| prepared for cholera patients were de-
| stroyed. A case of cholera has occurred
near Lucca.
| PAeIs, July 30th-Record of cholera
cases i'll the hospital at Toulon to-day
| Admissions :, discharged II, deaths A.
under treatment 49,. The visit of the dep
| utation of the Extreme Left of the Cham
! Der of Deputies, excited but a languid in
terest at Toulon. Two fatal cases of cholera
are reported in the Department of Var.
MADRID, July 30th.-One weeks quaran-
tine will be imposed against vessels arriv-
ing from New Foundland, in consequence
of the large trade between that country
and France.
! PARIS, July 30th - EVENING. - Eight
| deaths from cholera have occurred at Mar
! seilles since noon. The outlook continues
! favorable. Fourteen cases were to-day ad-
mitted into Pharaoh's Hospital in that
| city, and seven We're discharged cured.
| Sixty remain in the hospital.
| mild form of cholera has appeared in
| st. Petersburg and Charkoff, and other
| towns of Russia.
Austria has quarantncd against arrivals
| over the frontier roads.
| PARIS, July 30th.-There were "a deaths
! from cholera at Marseilles and 8 at Aries
during the "a hours ended at 8 P. NJ. to-day.
BERLIN. July 30th.-Dr. Koch, the noted
German cholera expert, who has been visit
| ing the infected districts, has addressed q
report to Bismarck. DR.. Koch criticises
severely the want of precaution shown by
the English Government in taking meas
ures TO prevent the spread Of the epidemic.
Should the cholera appear in England, DR.,
! Koch advises the strictest measures against
| all vessels sailing from that country.
The English Turf
LONDON, July OUtl.-AttrOouWOOut tO-udy
the race for the Stewards cup was won by
Gerards bay horse, Sweetbread Duke OF
! Westminster's bay colt, Duke OF Richmoi:S,
second. and Duke of BeaUfort's bay tilly
Mizpah, third. There were twenty-three
starters.
The race for the Levant stake, two-year-
olds, was won by the Duke of Portland's
filly Satchell; Cadegan's tilly, Lonely, sec
ond, Chetwood's colt, Kingwood, third.
Attack on Jews-Siberian Plague.
PARIS, July 30th-A priest to-day at
Witepesk led mob TO an attack on the
houses of the Jews of that place. The
military dispersed the mob, and Elade
several arrests. The priest escaped
Thirty deaths have occurred at Pleskoft
from the Siberian plague.
Serious Uprising.
VARNA, July 30th.-A serious uprising is
reported at Yernen. The insurgents de-
clared for El Mahdi, AID captured several
villages, including Sana. Ten thousand
troops have been ordered from Jeddah to
suppress the revolt.
Two Russian villages Burned.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 30th.-The villages
of Rvbatsekoge and Smolenskoge, near st,
Petersburg, werd burned to-day.
The Dynamitefs.
I.oNpoS, July 30th.-McDonald pleaded
, guilty to q charge of treason and felony,
: whereupon the other charges against him
were Withdrawn. DAILY and Egan pleaded
not guilty.