Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-26
HOME AND ABROAD.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Cholera in France,


MARsEILLEs, June 25th.-The chateau formerly
belonging to Empress Eugene is being pre-
pared for the accommodation of 500 cholera pa
tients.
ALEXANDRIA, June 25th.-The Egyptian au-
thorities will quarantine against French YES
sells.
TouLoN, June 25th.-Ten new cases of cholera
were taken to the hospital yesterday. The
alarm is abating. The Government physician
confirms the sporadic character of the malady.
ToULoS, June 25th.-At a meeting of physi-
clans to-day in relation to the cholera major
ity expressed the opinion that it was Asiatlc
VIENNA, June 25th.-Austria is proposing
quarantine against vessels arriving from the
western Mediterranean ports.
ToULoN, June 25th-Five deaths from cholera
to-day. There have been no further admissions
of cholera patients into the civil hospitals
The Chinese and Russians in Kashgar
LONDON, June 25th.-Advices from eastern
Turkestan state that the Chinese Governor OF
Kashgar has ordered the Russian residents 10
quit certain stations, and has forbidden the
Chinese to trade with the Russians
The BarthOldi Statue of Liberty.
PARIS June 25th-The Franco-American com.
| mittee will deliver the Bartholdi statue OF
- Liberty enlightening the world 10 OhlIeu
States Minister Morton July Sth, in the presence
of Prime Minister Ferry and delegate repre-
! senting President Grevy. The statue will be
shipped TO New York late in July.
| Passed to a Third Reading.
| BERLIN. June 25th.-In the Reichstag to-day
the Windthorst bill abolishing the expulsion
and imprisonment of clergy for exercising their
| functions without civil authority passed 10 Il
| third reading by 246 TO 81. The bill was read
| without debate.
Sargent Bapqueted.
LONDON June 25th.-Henry Gillig gave BAN
| Duet this evening in honor of A. a. Sargent, eN,
| t. S Minister to Berlin. Ex-senator Ferry, OF
| Michigan. Justin Mccarthy, L. T. Merritt, Con-
sul-General in London, Bronson Howard Gen.
| Moves ext. :. Minister to Paris, Pullston; the
| banker and others, were present. Gllllg pro
| posed n toast to Sargent, who replied, avoiding
any reference to Berlin. but expressed adnlrl
ton for England. Senator Ferry, i'll speech,
| said American sympathy for Gordon was e4ual
| to the English sympathy for Garfield. EX-C. >
Attorney Terry, of Brooklyn, said Sargent had
done his duty, and was sure OF a nearly Welcolhe
| home. Sargent sails for America saturday
The Pan-Presbyterian Alliance.
BELFAST. June 25th.-The committee from the
| Methodist Conference was admitted INTO INT
Pan-Presbyterian Alliance to-day, amid grea
enthusiasm. DR.. CrOke read cOngratuatory
address 10 the Presbyterian Council, IN when
he said the Conference recognized the iirn
stand the Presbyterian Church had ever takel
against POpery and other errors
Moody's Farewell Meeting in London.
IoXDoy. June 25th.-At the farewell meeting
of Moody at Exeter Hall tonight fully 400
| converts were present. Hymns were sung an'
| tea served, after which Moody and Rev. Mt
Brookes. of st. Louis. delivered addresses
Moody throughout was warmly cheered
BIoodsl.ed in Mexican street Car.
CITY OF MENIco, June 25th.-Military Cade
T. Gonzales the Presidents 2O-year-old son, rldln
in a street car yesterday with Captain rear
Garcia. Professor in the Military School, qual
, relied with General Majors son, who, with
servant was shot dead by Garcia.