Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-03
FOREIGN NEWS.


PARIS, July 2d-The Governor at Sanjon tele-
graphs that there is no epidemic there.
Between last night and 10 this morning five
cholera deaths occurred in Toulon and two in
MarSeilles last night. Reports of cholera at
Lyons are denied. The sanitary condition of
that city is excellent
ROME July 2d-The Pope has ordered the
members of the priesthood in all the cholera
infected districts TO remain at their posts, and
has placed funds at the disposal of the Bishop if
urgently needed.
ROME July 2d.-The guards at Nintimiglia, on
the Italian frontier, are stopping refugees from
Marseilles from passing into Italy.
BUCHAREST July 2d.-The port of Magnoli on
the Black Sea has been closed to vessels from
French Mediterranean ports of kister and ST.
lana. Such vessels are subject TO eight days
quarantine.
LONDON, July 2d.-Advices from TOulOn state
that five cases of cholera were cured by inhaling
pure oxygen. The effect of this is immediate,
and consists in restoring warmth to the system
and making the pulse normal. The Times, i'll
commenting on the cure, says that nervous per-
sons may hencefOrth trust in the existence of a
cure for cholera, and that the Academy ofMedi-
cine ought to inquire into the oxygen treatment.
ALGIERs July 2d.-vcssels arriving here from
all countries except Algeria and Tunis are sub
ject to Il quarantine of five days.
PARIS, July 2d-One hundred and fifteen
cholera patients are in the hospitals at TOulOn
At Marseilles there is better outlook than for
the past few days.
MARsEILLEs, July 2d.-Four deaths from chol-
era occurred here during the u hours ending at
p. ~ to-day.
ToULoN, July 2d.-Six deaths from cholera
occurred here between . a. NJ. and P. NJ. to-day.
The Fortescue- Garmoyle Suit.
New YORK, July 2d.-A cablegram says Miss
FOrtescue, being asked if the action for breach
of promise against Lord GarmOyle had been
withdrawn, said: q No, it is false: l have not
compromised, and never will. | have been suf-
tciently compromised already by Lord Cairns
family to allow them to further embarrass me
by inducing me to stop this action for money. |
have brought suit for 10000 damages. Ny rep
utatiOn requires the vindication which u trial
will give me, and think far more of my repu-
tation than do of all the money in the world"
Election Riots.
LISBON July 2d.-Election riots took place on
Cape Verde Islands, and several persons were
killed and wounded. The military restored
order. The Government candidates were tr-
umphant.
The Election in Mexico.
NEW YORK, July 2d.-The Eor1d special from
New Laredo says Portirio Diaz was elected
President last Sunday with but little opposition
The Electors will meet at the capitals of their
respective States on the second Sunday of this
month to cast their ballots.
Boiler Explosion on Man-of- War.
HAVANA, July 2d.-The boiler of the Spanish
man-of-war LigcrO exploded at Las Nuevitas to-
lay with great violence. Three persons were
killed and five severely injured.
Great Fires in Canada.
KINGSTON (Ont.) July 2d.-There are great
Tres i'll several adjacent townships, numbering
perhaps one hundred. The fire in McGill settle
nent a couple of miles square is still spread
ng, near the Mississippi river, about a mile
rom the railroad station. The fire is said to
over fourteen miles one way and three miles
mother. The McIarcn Mills and an immense
stock of lumber have been surrounded by fire.