Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-04
ines Movements.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Cholera Situation.


MARsEILLEs, August 3d-In the twenty
four hours ending at o'clock this evening
fifteen deaths from cholera occurred in this
city.
TouLoN, August 3d.-There were no
deaths from cholera here to-day. Thirty
cases were taken to the hospital.
ROME, August 3d-The Pope has directed
the Cardinals and Bishops vacating here to
return TO their dioceses, 10 prepare for visi-
tation of the cholera. The Pope presided
at several conferences of the clergy. called
10 decide what relations the clergy should
maintain with the civil authorities during
the epidemic
ROME, August 3d.-Several cases of chol-
era are reported to-day in various parts of
Italy. There have been many disorders ut
Borgeo and San Damazzo, the inhabitants
believing that the doctors and chemists
poisoned girl who died there from chol-
era. Stringent orders are issued by the
Government that ali linens arriving from
France be disiniected or burned
Tho storming of Berber.
LoNDoN, August 5d.--Advices from As
souan state that 4 refugee merchant has ar
rived there, ana reports that the Bishareens
stormed Berber on the 9Th of June There
was very severe fighting and many casual
ties ON both sides The rebels built wall
against General Gordon, whose steamer
has captured several Of their boats laden
with provisions.
Steamer Sunk.
LONDON, July 3d.-The steamer Dione,
from London for Middleborough. was sunk
by a collision in the Thames. Seventeen
persons were drowned
New King of Anam.
LoNDON. August 3d-Thuanan; a Younger
brother of kionphuve, has been crowned
King of Anam. The French Resident Con
sui has asked his Government for instruc-
tions under this new circumstance.
American Frigate Ashore.
LONDON, August Sd. - An American
frigate, believed to be the Lancaster, is
ashore on the southwest of Shinglc Bank,
off Hurst Castle.
Pleased with America.
LONDON, August 3d-Mrs. Langtry de
clares that she is thoroughly pleased with
her visit to America. She will probably
return in autumn, but says she has no idea
of building theater in New York as has
been mentioned.
England in the Red Sea.
PARIS, August 3d.-The ReptJAQue Fran
caise, commenting upon the extension OF
the chain of English fOrtresseS from Alden
TO Perrin, says that Great Britain, in form
ing a naval Gordon from Port Said to Alden,
has taken practical possession of the high
way of the East in violation of treaties.
The Repubiique FrdncGise claims that it has
information from 4 trustworthy source that
the Italian Government has not permitted
the English operations to pass unnoticed.
The Cabinets at Rome and Paris, the writer
declares, must take means TO inform Eng
land of the treaties.
Reception TO Stanley.
PARIS, August 3d.-Henry NJ. Stanley,
the explorer, who arrived here yesterday,
was received with enthusiasm. Strauck
President of the African International As
sociation, met Stanley at the steamer.
King Leopold and the Due dAumale were
present at the banquet last night
Presented with an Address.
QuEENsTowN, August 3d.-Before sailing
on the steamer Nevada, the municipal au-
thorities and branches of the local League
presented an address to Sexton and W.
Redmond, the Irish Nationalists going to
America.