Daily Republican., 1885-08-24
Events in Europe.
PROGRESs OF TIE CaOLE1A-
THE SGOURGE IN MARSEIl.
LEs-PAIN's FATE
SPAIN AND GERMANY.

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| MADRID, Aug. 23.- Throughout
spaiu Yesterday there were 5673 new
cases Of cholera and 1873 deaths from
the disease. Since the beginning Of
the epidemic there have been 15G;077
cases and 81, ,521 deaths. During the
past twelve hours sixteen new cases
and six deaths were reported In this
city and in the province outside the
lcity 11S new cases and thirty eight
deaths.
To day cholera returns from all the
Infect ed districts in Spain show total
Of 4SS7 new cases and 1898 deaths.
Clean bills of health are now issued
to vessels sailing f1om Gibraltar.
There Is no cholera at the Spanish
lime, and the two days quarantine es-
Itablished there by the Gibraltar au-
thorities have been abolished.
4 THE sCoURGE IN MARsRILLEs.
MARsEILLEs, Aug. 23.-There was .
marked decrease in the cholera mortali-
lty yesterday. For the twenty-four
i lhours forty. six deaths were reported.
Forty. We deaths were reported to-day.
At the Pharo Hospital ninety-one patti
ents remain under treatment.
Captain Poisart, a French artillery.
officer, died at Toulon yesterday OF
cholera.
| SPAIN AND GERMANY.
u MADRID, Aug. 23.-An anti German
demonstration was begun In Madrid
Ito day. At4 o'clock 40, 600 persons had
assem- bled on the Prado with banners
land other em Dlems. Speeches were
made in Spanish and French, denounc-
ling Bismarck's action in annexing the
ICarolines. The chief speaker was q
lSpauish colonel in full uniform. No
r Insulting reference was made to Ger
$ many, but the rights Of Spain were
fully proclaimed. A procession march
ed through the chief streets, arousing
! great enthusiasm. Opposite the Pri me
Minister palace cheers were raised for
the Premier, but he did not appear and
. the cheering changed to bowling and
/ whistling. Several men scaled the
balconies and planted national flag
, ami storm of enthusiastic cheers.
|. All the clubs, includ ing the military
o and the aristo displayed banners. The
procession was headed by Democratic
& Headers. 1t did not pass through the
u street upon which the German legation
y is situated. At meeting of the Mill
, Itary Club, General Salamanca presiding,
!, it was unanimously agreed, amid in
d tense excitement, to expel the German
Honorary members.
h OLIVIER PAINS FATE.
al, Paris, Aug, 23.-The British Embassy
z. here has impaired to NJ. dc Frey cinet,
ltte French foreign minister, telegram
from Major Kitchener, denying the
story of Selikovitch, who said that Oil
lyier Pain had been shot under the very
ewes Of Major Kitchener. The telegram
goes on to say that various reports con-
firm the statement that Pain died of
ever last Autumn; that Sslikovitch was
dismissed from British employ for mis-
conduct and that the English never
WANTED to arrest Pain. NJ. de Frey.
cinet has been searching for Selikovitch
but so far without success.
Rochefort publishes letter from Sc IL
kovitch repeating his charges in rela-
ton to the death of Oliver Pain, also a
copy of document lauding the zeal
and capacity of Selikovitch, and signed
IN by SIR Owen Lanyon, a m ember OF the
II Egyptian staff.
q, THE PAIL MALL GAZETTE.
LONDON, August 23.-The STANDARD
y this morning has yery strong article
n, on the demonstration at Hyde Park
Of on Saturday. 1t says the meeting
N was composed mainly of on-lookers,
a and that the!procession was n miserable
n affair. The Standard openly charges
r. that the meeting was gotup by the
of business, and recalls how the Gazette
nj publishs I'd the details of the Dix and
Pearce scandals, adding that the
IA Gazette would publish anything that
10 was of a bsastly nature.
A HARD UP MONARCH.
IN L1NDoE, Aug. 23.-The King of
.. Bavaria is hard pressed for funds. He
" has recently made application to seve-
IN raj financial firms in Paris for loan,
OF Offering as pledge for its security the
p income of the crown for ten years. The
y, lappicatiou was unsuccessful. The
OF King has ceased paying the salaries OF
ut his court officials, and the min listers de-
~ cline To ask the Cham Oers to intervene
I'd for the purpose OF assisting the King
declaring that bankruptcy is immi,
minenc.
AN UNDERGROUND COLLISION.
al LONDON, Aug. 23.-A terrible col
re lision occurred this evening on the
hs Metropolitan Underground Railroad
an at Earlscourt. The signals had broker
aud become unmanageable and tive
Al, TRAINS collided, engine against engine
to One engineer was killed and stokel
cb and five others were SO badly injured
IN that they cannot recover. There was ,
as horrible scene when the collision oc
CURED, as the railroad at tha. point i.
ed underground.
as STILL RIoTING IN LONDONDERRY.
DUBLIN, August % -Rioting is still
sv. going on between soldiers and civilians
at Londonderry.
A later dispatch from Londonderry
reports that the town is now quiet
~ TheIe was riot at Ready. County Ar
an magh, to-day. Bands of Orangemen o.
Va returning to Ready after an outin
aaT were prevented by the police from en-
he teripg the town. The Orangemen pei
no sisling, the riot act was read, and thirt
nd shots were fired. No blood WAS shed
he however.
ng THREE PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH.
ne LONDON, August 23-There was
ne fatal fire to-day at Hoxtop, a roor an
IN IN crowded d quarter of London. Owing I
la lack of room it was impossible for th
fremen to work effectually. TheI
was 6 terrible scare when lodging
house full Of people took fire and
Nn spite of gallant efforts. to rescue the il
ner mates, q man aud TWO children WEI
ne 5uEnod to death.
- THE FRENCH IN AMMAN.
.airI PARIS, August, 23.-The silence
non G euerai DeCourcey, the French con
ted I'm ander in AMMAN, is supposed TO
dus 10 his visiting towns III TorQuin.
~
Robbery.
rvesI One of cur citizens was knock,