Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-25
FOREIGN.
The Cholera I'm Franco


TouLoN. June 24th.-The first death here fnou
cholera occurred on June 4th. but was kent Sc
cret ~ ~ SC
TouLoS, June 24th.-There have been no
deathS trom cholera at the Marine Hospital
since Sunday ANA
MARsEnLEs, June 24th-Travclers assert that
eighteen deaths from cholera occurred NJ Ton
Ion yesterday.
ToULoN, June 2th.-FOurtecn fresh eases Of
choiera were reported yesterday, aud one ma
uent dled. The gravity of the symptoms is de-
crcaSing.
MADRID, June 2ith.-The Cabinet has ordered
the stTietest quarantine 10 be enforced against
French shipping. Land communication with
Toulon is prohibited.
ROME. June 24th-Iu the Chamber of Denpties
to-day the Prime Minister said that as Il precau-
ton against cholera the Government has forbid
den French ships free-pratique at Italian ports
and had instructed quarantine
Warfare Against Socialism.
LoNroN. June 2ith.-Fed Marshal Baron Won
Aanieuttci, Governor OF AlSacc-I orraiue has
begun vigorous warfare against socialism in
tlat province. lie dissolved number of work
lngmcuS associations and evening schools and
beneht societies, charging that they were vchi-
cieS ior the ptop&gatlon of SoCiUiI>tiC doctrines
anu were IN iuCt nurseries OF Spdit!ou Among
the beneht organ i@ltoCS thus suppressed is The
German Benevolent Society, and as its members
are almost all Germans, much surprise and in
dignation are expressed at its suppression The
measures Tor the suppression of socialism also
extended To the expulsion from the Uu,yiuCe of
two men named Hicbcl aud Tr0,dlc The specifc
change against them is that they have been en-
% NOr'ug to secure the election TO the German
hCichStag of Herr AugnStC Babel the famous
socialist leader, now a member of the SaNony
Diet. The severity OF these measures forms n
contrast 10 the hberality which hitherto has
characterized the rule OF Baron Won MauteufCl
and II = said he received hint from Prince Bis
mGrck to the effect that he must stamp ont
socialism or new Governor would be appointed
for AlSacc-LorTaiue The prevalence of the
dynamite fright is again demonstrated by the
extraordinary precautions which have been
ordered t1 secure the safety of Queen Victoria
and the Princess Beatrice in their approaching
Journey irulA bGlmoal 10 Windsor Castle.
Affairs in Mexico.
MATANoEas, June 2th.-Adyices from the
tuy of Mexico state that many mercantile
houses have failed there. The Government has
ordered air treasury agents TO refuse Monte
Piedad bank notes. and the situation daily
grows worse That institution. under the new
management, refuses 20 lend over Sll on any
one article, which works much distress among
tue poor The Treasury reports So 10000 Of
nickcls in the vaults leaving over i so OQ1 of
these coins in the hands of the people to whom
they are vuluelesS. not being in circulation or
received as money. Besides this. the HOStOfhCe
Department appFopriates the money it collects
from subscribers from papers and gives in return
the worst service possible.
The people are down ON Gonzales and would
like 10 see Diaz in Office at once. The opposi-
tlNAi diN liihhiiAS no SHOW, though some ol tne
papers have proposed the names of Generals
Geronitue, Trevino and Riva Palacios for the
Presidency.
The weather is reported to be very warm in
Vera Cruz, but as yet no epidemic Of any class
has appeared there
Loeusts are committing great ravages in the
States of OaXaca and Chiapas.
Great Meeting of Orangemen Proposed.
ARMAGH Greland). June 2ith.-Thc Orange
men here have resolved that the Orangemen of
the whole country attend the anniversary meet.
ing at NewTy July 18th.