Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-14
Marriage of the Daughter of ex-Presi-
dent Tyler.
FOREIGN NEWS.


PARIS, November 13th-From midnigh
| to noon to-day there were 80 deaths from
cholera in Paris. 10 Of which occurred il
the hospitals. The revised report for YES,
| terday gives total of 81 deaths, all but 20 o.
which occurred in the hospitals, and 81
fresh cases are received
ToULoN, November 13th-One fresh case
of cholera and one death were reported here
| to-day. In consequence Of the popular in.
dignation at the filthy condition of the
city, the municipal authorities are having
the streets and cutters cleaned.
BUENos AYREs, November 13th.-An.
other case of cholera has appeared here
causing great alarm. The strictest quaran-
tine will be observed on all vessels coming
from France. Three Italian steamers are
expected soon, but they will not be allowed
to enter the port The press censure the
agent of the Italian line, and all others who
have tried to avoid the sanitary laws.
LONDON, November 13th-The Swiss
Government forbids railway cars from
Paris to cross the frontier until the paSsen-
gers have been subjected to thorough
medical inspection.
PARIS, November l3th-6 p. Nifty
eight deaths from cholera have been re-
ported since midnight-thirty in the city,
the remainder in the hospitals Two
deaths arc reported at Oran.
The Franchise Bill in the House of Lords.
LONDON, November 13-In the House of
Lords this afternoon the franchise bill
passed its first reading. The bill viii be
read second time on Tuesday next
House of Commons.
LONDON, November 13th.-In the House
of Commons today Harrington, Secretary
of State for War, moved an appropriation
OF Il ,000, 900 for the Nile expedition. lie
explained that the object of the expedition
was to accomplish the relief of General
Gordon, but said Lord Wolseley was not
prccluded by the terms Of his instruction
from establishing settled government over
khartOum and the surrounding districts
The Blue Book, just published, gives much
Information concerning the recent military
expenditures of the Government The
Government sanctioned the expenditure of
f464 900 for the speedy manufacture of the
latest patterns of breach-loading ordnance.
and f4l7 900 for works and ornaments of
defense at Oden, Ceylon, Singapore, Hong
kong, Simon's Bay, Sierra Leone, st. Hell
ena, Mauritius, Jamaica and st. Lucia.
The principal expenditure is at 0den and
St. Lucia The colonies themselves con-
tribute 1888 600 toward the works and
f30, 900 toward the ornaments.
The Patti Divorce Case.
PARIS, November 13.-Thc Patti divorce
case, the decision in which was rendered
yesterday, has excited much remark.
Madame Patti first presented a petition for
divorce from her husband the Marquis de
Caux. The Marquis thereupon presented
a cross petition. The tribunal took cog
nizance only of the husbands petition, and
the divorce for his benefit. 1t
refused absolutely to entertain PATHS pc
tition, inasmuch rs the scandal which
caused the separation between the husband
and wife was still maintained by the latter.
The Tribunal condemned Patti to pay the
costs of her suit.
Canada Urged to Compete for the West
India Trade.
LONDON, November 13th.-The Times. in
, leading editorial, urges the Canadian
TO reduce the sugar import
from the West Indies, thereby opening the |
West India market to its own products-corn, |
fish and timber-which will enable Canada |
% export as cheaply and as largely as the |
United States, and would also enable |
Canada to compete with America in sugar |
refining and other manufactures, by obtain |
ng cheap and plentiful supply of raw |
u
advantageous trade with the West |
indies 1t rests with the Canadians them |
selves whether TO allow America the me- |
lopoly of the West India trade or not.
Dynamiters Arrested.
PARIS, November I3th-Six more per
ions have been arrested at Montceau-les- |
Mines, charged with being implicated in |
he recent attempt to blow up the house of |
he mine foreman with dynamite. A |
dynamite cartridge exploded yesterday in |
lie house of a mining engineer at Besseges, !
Department of Gard. The explosion caused |
damage TO property, but no |
,erson was injured.
Committed for Trial-The Most EffectuaI |
Way.
DUBLIN, November 3th.-Frederick ] |
illen, Vice-President of the Young Ireland |
Society charged with treason and felony, |
las been committed for trial
United Ireland says: 1t is probable that |
general fiscal revolt will recommend |
tself as the simplest and most effectual wav /
# compelling the Government 10 Weld to !
he Irish demands
Fate of General Gordon
PARIS, November 13th.-Prime Minister