Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-22

New YORK, July 21st.-The Suns Lon
don special says: Revolving cases of de-
pravity continue to be brought before the
Police Courts as the indirect result of the
Pal Nal Gazette's crusade. John Redding,
aged 30, tradesman and a verger in a
dissenting church, was committed to-day
at Birkenhead for indecently assaulting
three girls aged 10 years.
a Kings Dissipation.
New YORK, July 21st-A Suns special
says: A crisis is imminent at Munich, ow-
ing to the freaks OF King Ludwig, the
fhusic-lnad monarch of Bavaria 1t has
just been ascertained that he has squan-
dered the last Of the $4,000 600 voted TO him
expressly to pay his debts, in building pal
aces and keeping new mistresses. The
common people still look upon the King as
a sort of demigod, but the solid burghers
and the moneyed men of Munich are dis
gusted beyond endurance The bankers
have absolutely determined to lend him no
more money, and loan of 81 $50, 600 was
recently refused him by an American in
surance company because he could not give
satisfactory collaterals. New evidences of
his insanity are cropping out daily, ard 1t
is more than probable that he will soon be
deposed.
Hussein Pasha's Opinion of the Mahdi.
New YORK, July 21st.-The HGaidS
Alexandria, Egypt, correspondent had an
interview this morning with Hussein Pasha
Khaliff, the former Governor of Berber,
who was present near Khartoum st the
time Gordon was killed Hussein is the
special Commissioner from the Mahdi to
the Khedive, this being the only way in
which he could return to Egypt. He says
tlere is no truth in the report OF the
Mahdi's DEATH The idea of Gordon having
escaped from khartoum is preposterous.
The Mahdi wishes no accord with the
Khedive, but dreams Of universal conquest.
IIussein says the Prophet has but little
executive ability, and that he is simply a
fanatic. In person he describes him as tall
and of commanding presence, but very
stout. Any European can go to the Mahdi,
who Will treat him well, but he will not be
allowed 10 return. Hussein says the Sou.
danese are brave, but prefer their native
weapons to firearms.
The French in Tonquin.
PARIS, July 21st.-General De Courcy
telegraphS: ." have conferred at Hal
Phong with Generals De Lisle and NegIier.
Tonuuin is still disturbed by marauders.
who have appeared III the northeast delta.
1t Is hoped the proclamation recently
issued by the Regent of Anam will i'm
prove matters in Ton1uin. 1t is also hoped
to ameliorate matters in Anam by the
French remaining in Hue to propitato the
Queen mother and Prince Regent. Both
are popular and powerful, and are replacing
the MandaTins who were hostile to the
French The French have occupied Por-
doughen without opposition Thuyet's
communications with Tonquin have been
cut Off
Cholera ia Spain.
MADRID, July 21st.-Thare is an alarm
ing increase of cholera in the villages
around this city. Forty-two new cases and
seven deaths were reported to-day at Sara
gossa. The cholera has appeared at
Alleros, in Portugal.
The Munster Bank.
DUBLIN, July 2lst-Ffeelnan's .I1uy7,a5
expresses profound disappointment over
Lord Lieutenant Carnarvon's action regard
ing the Munster Bank. The ,J0,o7tal de-
clares the failure TO restore the bank will
plunge thousands of persons in Ireland
into despair, and be national calamity.
Marine Disaster
Plymouth, July 21st. The steamer
Hecla collided to-day with the Liverpool
and London steamer Cheerful in Il fog. The
latter foundered, and thirteen persons were
drowned.
The Trial of Riel.
REGINA. July 21st.-In the Riel trial to-
day the prosecution stated that safe con-
duct to Dumont and DUMAS had not been
given. The production of documents
asked for was also Gcned, and an adjourn
ment of one weekwas to.
Royal Refusal
LONDON. July 22d-A. Mt is rumored
that ut the last moment the German Crown
Prince and Princess will refuse to attend
the wedding of Princess Beatrice, though
the Queen is doing her utmost to induce
them 10 attend. 1t IS believed the German
court disapproyes the match.