Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-19

the two stations III Dusseldorf, thus en- |
abling the Emperor to go to Benrath and |
WeveGnghofen without changing his seat |
4 large force of strange laborers have been
employed about the lace for the last few
days, especially at 8 ditch running some
distance along the railway. As the EN-
peror leaves Benrath all the school children
of the neighborhood will be drawn upon
the roadside to greet him. There will be
festive songs and the villages around will
be alive with bunting and triumphal arches.
Cologne is excited at the selection of one
hundred of the most beautiful girls of the
place, who will receive the Emperor ON his
arrival al their station on the 25th, on his
returning from the maneuverS.
The War in China.
LONDON. September 1Sth-The Pail Mall
Gazette says: The fighting near the Kin Pal
forts, below Foochow, yesterday, was greatly
exaggerated. Only 200 French troops
landed and defeated q few villagers.
4 dispatch from HOngkong TO the Times
saws The French man-of-war Atalante
boarded the regular Hongkong trading
Junk and threw its cannon, guns and am
munition overheard. The merchants of
Hongkong are greatly irritated at this ac-
ton OF the French.
PARIS, September 1Sth.-Le NqfiH saws
the resumption of negotiations has been at
tempted by China, but Prime Minister
Ferry is deaf TO the Chinese officers.
American and English SehoOners Seized
ST. PETERSBURG, September 1Sth.-Ad-
vices from the north state that a Russian
| corvette at YladiyoStok has seized the
American schooner Eliza, for having CON
traband goods on board, and the English
schooner Helena, for Illegal bunting
Opposition to the New Education Bill.
BRUSSELS, September 1Sth.-Bands of
citizens paraded the principal quarters of
| the city last evening. The royal palace
| was the center of attraction, and before it
multitudes gathered. The King was
| hooted and the cry of Vive la Repub-
| lique was frequently heard. The Liberal
| papers appeal to the people to remain calm,
and use only lawful means to combat the
new education bill.
| Committed for Trial on Charge OF
Murder.
LONDON, September 1Sth-Captain Dud-
| lev and mate Stephenson, of the lost yacht
| Mignonette, have been committed for trial
on a charge OF murder. While drifting
about at sea in q small boat, without water
or food they killed the cabin bov. drank
| his blood and ate his body, that their own
| lives, and the life of n seaman named
| Brooks, might be preserved. The seaman
was released from arrest.
| Stanley Lectures Upon the Congo Country.
LONDON, September 18th - Henry NJ.
Stanley the African explorer, delivered an
address to-day before large meeting of
| influential citizens at the Cannon Street
| Hotel upon the Congo country. its history
developments and commercial prospects.
The address was recei1 ed with prolonged
| applause.
New Cardinals Created.
PARIs, September 1Sth.-A Rome dis
patch to the Temps states that the POPE has
created the Archbishop of Sens and the
Archbishop of Rheims, Cardinals.
The Cholera Situation.
NAPLES, September 18th-The epidemic
is spreading to the west end Of the city.
The Director of the lncurable Hospital Is
dead Workmen of Spezia are now al
lowed to leave the city to work.
ToULoN, September lSth.-Tbere is a re
newal of the cholera epidemic. Three
deaths have occurred at Oran, three at
| Suenez, two at Mines, one at Lalande and
three at Lazarette.
Guaymas Items.
GuAYMAss September 1Sth.-The celebra-
ton of September 10th at this place was
duly observed by speeches, fireworks, etc,
| and the feast will continue for eight DAYS,
gambling being the principal feature
The road from here to above Hermosilo
has suffered several washOuts, and no regu-
| lar trains have been run for five days past
We have had unusually heavy rains, and
the crops are in a promising condition.
The steamer Newbern arrived September
18th with light freight, and the steamer
Sonora to-day. The latter brings as pas
sengers General Carlo and GARLIC, rs also
joaquin Redo, Deputy to Congress from
Sinaloa, Mepis de Ia Bousaiosiki, and other
mining experts who went over to examine
the copper mines for a Paris syndicate.
They bring several trunks full Of specimens,
and will leave direct for Paris by rail to-
morrow.
The Sonora reports some few cases OF
yellow fever below, but no scare. The
deaths at the port Of Mazatlan from fever
| last month We're twenty-three. There are
no cases Of fever reported here or at Her
! mCsillo this month.