Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-30

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Meeting of Liberals Gladstone viii Re |
enter Parliament.
LONDON, June 29th.-At a meeting of the
Midlothian Liberal Association to-day, the
Chairman read letter from Gladstone, ex
pressing his deep and grateful sensibility of
the Liberal majority of 1880 in dealing
with difficulties almost unexampied. He
refrained from criticising the Conservative
Cabinet, feeling it to be his duty to support
and assist them in doing right He says he
is confident that the presence of the Liber-
ais in Parliament will be competent to ex
erciSe the necessary vigilance. He asks
Midlothian TO assist him in using his
strongest and most sedulous efforts in the
interests of the Liberal party. Gladstone
says he did not think he should again ask
to be returned to Parliament, but that
events have transpired which have rendered
it necessary that he should not imperil the
unity and efficiency of the party. This is
tantamount to declaration that he will
remain the leader of the Liberals The
meeting was then addressed by Earl Rose
berry, and Il resolution expressing a hearty
confidence III Mr.. Gladstone was afterward
adopted.
Overjoyed Liberals.
LONDON, June 29th.-Gladstone letter is
the political feature of the day. The Lib
erals are now relieved of anxiety over the
question of his continued leadership of the
party, and are jubilant over his decision to
remain.
Terrible Storm in France.
PARIS, June 29th.-A terrible storm of
wind and rain swept over this city to-day
Cellars were flooded, railways washed out
and many buildings in process of erection
were damaged or demolished. A section
of one of the streets sank into the sewer,
and 20 persons were plunged into the wa
ter. Most of them were in an exhausted
and almost dying condition when rescued.
A boat containing y persons was capsiZed
in the Seine, and several were drowned
In the Department of Eosges, seven houses
and two bridges were destroyed by the
food.
The Cholera Epidemic.
MADRID, June 29th.-The official cholera
reports for Sunday are as follows: Castel-
Ion de la Plana, city, new cases 8, deaths
none province, new cases 49, deaths "A;
Valencia, city, new cases SO, deaths 80
province, 500 new cases, 1913 deaths; Ali
ca2te, city, 10 new cases, 3 deaths; pro-
vince, I5S new cases, 81 deaths Saragossa,
new cases %, deaths 9; Toledo, city, new
cases l, deaths 2; province. new eases 9,
deaths Is; Aranie, new cases 10, deaths 10;
Oien Paialos, new cases ~ deaths 5; Ma
drid, new cases 3, deaths l.
THE SITUATION GRAvER.
New YORK, June 29th-A Heralas Va
lencia dispatch says The situation is
graver to-day The cholera is spreading in
every part OF the city, forming new centers
of infection. Dr. Ferran thinks that as the
how
| crease and Valencia will become in the
condition that Naples was last year Ac-
cOrdingly, arrangements are being made
for the incubation of the garrison The
prison here is in a foul condition and
great source of danger.
Rebellion Against "A News Agency.
LONDON June 29th.-The London news
papers have rebelled against Reuters News
Agency. 1t appears that this agency in
creased the expenses of gathering news by
reason of the recent campaign in the Sou
dan, and difficulties in South Africa. At
| meeting of the newspaper proprietors, it
was decided to make a stand against Rcu-
ter's demand for increased pay Rather
than pay more they gave it to be under
stood that they contemplated freeing them
selves from taking Reuters news by estab-
fishing a news-gathering association of
their own. similar to the American Associ-
ated Press. Ii cannot be ascertained that
any step has been taken since this meeting,
but enough has transpIred to indicate that
both parties will deliberate very cautiously
before committing themselves to policy
which will lead to an inevitable rupture of
the present relations. The prevalent belief
among those who are best informed is that
some satisfactory compromise will be
reached.
An American Lady :" Electioneering" tor
Her Husband.
LONDON, June 29th.-The contest between
Lord Churchill and Grant for election to
Parliament from Woodstock, began III ear
nest to-day, and the week promises to be
a lively one for the little borough. Lord
Randolph has not yet gone near the scene
Of battle. and does not even intend to take
any active part in the contest. Lady
Churchill, however, is on the ground, and
is making a most vigorous kind of fight in
her husbands behalf She will deserve
and intends to get the credit OF victory if
one is achieved, and if she succeeds she is
certain to return TO London the lioness of
the season. Her father, Leonard Jerome,
of New York, arrived to-day on the Adri-
attic, and may be able to furnish some help
from his knowledge of American election
eering methods.
New Inventions Tor Extracting Gold from
Quartz.
LONDON, June 10Th - The dispatches
speak of two new Inventions promising
largely to increase the quantity Of gold ex-
tracted from minerals One is an ingeni-
Gus application of electricity with quick
lime and common salt by which, il is
claimed. the most rebellious of auriferous
ores are compelled to yield up their whole
charge of the precious metals. The rate of
production as proved by exhaustive tests
made at London, shows that about one ton
per hour of ore can be worked by small
DYNAMO machines while the certified cost
amounts to but few shillings per ton. The
value of the gold gained is said TO average
ninety-fve per cent. of ALT ore contains.
Attempt 20 Rob the Russian Imperial
Treasury.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 29th.-A daring
attempt has been made 10 steal 100000
roubles from the Imperial treasury at
CONAN, town in Southern Russia. in the
Government of Kieye. Several persons
have been arrested on suspicion of being
concerned in the attempted robbery
Typhoid Fever in Tonquin.
Paris, June 29th.-It is reported that
typhoid fever is raging in Tonquin among
the reserve troops from Marseillcs.
Forced to suspend Operations.
CITY OF MEXICO (via Galveston), June
29th.-Included among the companies
whose subsidies were stopped by the recent
decree is the Vera Cruz Harbor Improve
ment Company, French concern. 1t is
announced to-day that this company will
have to suspend operations, leaving the
most important part of its work incom-
plete.
The Funeral of EX-Minister Phelps.
LIMA, June 29th.-The funeral of the late
United States Minister Phelps took place
Saturday. 1t was in accordance with the
high position of the deceased gentleman,
and was attended by all the ministers of
state.
The Canadian Four Per Cent. Loan.
MONTREAL, June 29th.-News was re
ceived here tonight from London that the
Canadian four per cent. loan, 94000,000,
opened to-day, was subscribed for three
times over, and that it has been taken up
at about 10li.
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HoRsFoRDs AcID PHOSPHATE, as an
appetizer. Dr. Morris Gibbs, Howard City,
Mich. says am greatly pleased with
it as a tonic it is an agreeable and good