Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-01

The King Of Roumania is visiting Prince
Milan.
Four transports at Woolwich and two at
Liverpool are loading stores and munitions
for Egypt.
The Chinese will appeal to the Powers on
Courbct'S action in bombarding FOOchOw
before war was declared.
\ rich merchant in Canterbury, Eng,
committed suicide because his physicians
told him he had the cholera.
The British Government has ordered
| 250.O 900 pounds more Of Chicago compressed
beef for the Soudan expedition.
The man-of-war Kingfsher, which has
| lust reached England from the Pacific, has
been ordered to be ready to sail to China.
The British relief expedition up the Nile
will consist of 5000 British troops 2.50O
Egyptians and ilotilla of $50 river boats
General Millot is said to have been retired
| because of his rash action in the Langson
affair, which the French Government can
not sanction.
An Alden dispatch says: Two hundred
Abyssinians under Rasaloula attacked
Keren, and were put to utter rout by the
Egyptian troops, only six escaping.
The cholera is still spreading in the Pyr-
| enees villages, but elsewhere in France ii
| has abated its virulence somewhat. The
total number of deaths to date is 1916.
The Paris JHirerS has a special from
Hong1ong that the French missionaries
| have been officially expelled. The Chinese
authorities suppressed an uprising which
menaced the Christians.
The enthusiasm of the Caughnawaga In
dams of Canada to enlist for the khartoum
expedition is weakening. They want q
guarantee against death in the service, and
refuse to engage longer than six months.
The Town Council and Liberal associa-
| tons in Edinburgh presented addresses OF
welcome to Gladstone Saturday afternoon
while he was en- route TO the Corn Elk
| change. where meeting was held in the
evening The greatest enthusiasm pre-
| vailed.
The ship King from Baltimore for Liver
| pool, was burned to the waters edge in tho
| English Channel and sunk. One boat with
| six men ard a boy has arrived at Fresh
water Isle of Wight, The other boat, con-
tanning the captain and eight of the crew, Is
missing.
The Aycar Nltoire, of Paris, recognizes
the probability of 4 French campaign in
! China. and advises the Government to make
preparations for sending 10000 troops to
| that country The Government, il thinks
should rely an the idea that China will
finally be compelled to pay the cost of the
war
Another outbreak has occurred against
| the Jews at Tenbrievitza near KOvno in
| Western Russia. An anti-Semitic mob
pilaged twelve shops and twenty houses
| Many Jews were wounded during the riot
and one woman was killed. The police
and clergy We're powerless to quell the dis
turbance.
The Pail NaH gazette says there is not the
slightest foundation for the report that
| China wishes to come to an agreement with
| France. The Chinese consider the Foo
! chow affair as an act of treachery on the
part of Courbct, who took advantage of The
! privilege accorded to war ships 10 enter
! Chinese ports.
4 Shanghai dispatch says: All tho
| French have left Canton now. 1t asserted
that Admiral Courbet left the Min rivel
| with the intention Of going to Canton. The
Chinese military commanders have every
where received imperial orders to attack
all French war ships and merchant vessel:
which attempt to enter the leading treaty
ports. Those in port are ordered to depar
Immediately. kilograms for the Chinese
Government lines are not accepted unless
written in English.