Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-29

don for vice. The names of the greatest in
the land are openly mentioned III connec-
ton with the grossest debauchery and the
most hideouS evil that drags in the wake
of vice. Shall not God be grieved by such
a nation as this? What is coming over US
What clouds are darkening our sky?"
Earl Spencer's Departure from Ireland.
DUBLIN, June 27th.-There was larger
crowd of prominent people at the farewell
reception of Earl Spencer than was anucl-
pated. The rooms were so densely thronged
that il was difficult for those present to
move about with any degree OF comfort:
The Earl, in the presence OF the assembled
guests. knighted Secretary Kaye and Com
missioner Greene for the part they took in
making the recent visit of the Prince and
Princess of Wales to Ireland a success.
Every precaution was taken to prevent the
Invincibles from perpetrating an outrage,
and packages destined for the Castle were
carefully examined before being conveyed
inside the building, for fear they might
contain dynamite. A large force of police
was stationed in the courtyard, and numer-
Gus detectives in full-dress suits mingled
with the assembled crowd. The streets
| through which Earl Spencer passed in 60
ing to tie railroad station, en- route TO Lon
don, were lined with soldiers.
Rebellion Against Chinese kule.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 27th.-Advices
from Taskend, in Asiatic Russia, show that
the rebellion against Chinese rule in CHI
nese Turkistan is spreading. In kasghar
the laborers have risen. The last accounts
received from Kashgar state that the insrr-
gents had killed all the Chinese officials
and native overseers i'll the city, and had
cut Off all communication with the interior
of China.
French War Vessels Sunk by the Chinese.
LONDON, June 27th.--A report comes from
Paris tonight to the effect that two French
torpedo boats belonging to the China squad
ron, which have been missing since April
| last, were sunk during a fight with Chinese
war vessels. The fact of the disaster has
| hitherto been suppressed, and it is expected
| that when d full official inquiry is made III
regard to the condition of the French
squadron in the Chinese waters it will be
| found to have suffered more severely than
| the public has been allowed to know, and
| that similar calamities have befallen other
vessels of the feet.
Nicaragua Troops Defeated.
La LIBERrAD, June 27th.-One thousand
| eight hundred Nicaraguans embarked
here last night, honeward bound. AT a
battle at Santa Domingo 5000 of Menen-
| disto's men hemmed III 5000 Nicaraguans
under Maiavera, who was wounded. They
| fought for thirty-two hours, then cut their
| way through Menendistos line, losing 300
killed and wounded, and taking the re-
manning into La Union in good order.
The Phelps Obsequies.
LIMA, June 27th.-The remains of ex-
Minister Phelps were inferred this morn
ing with great ceremony. The body was
| II. 80
| companied by the Minister of State diplo-
matte and consular corps. Aides-de-Camp
and Captain of President Iglesias, public
functionaries, Chief of Army, two battalions
of infantry, five companies, etc. All the
! flags in the eli were at half-mast.