Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-29

he Sholerts SeOurge.
PARIS, August 28th - There were AZ
uedtns , Us from cholera at Toulon Yesterday.
and 10 at Marseiles.
MADRID, August 2Sth.-During the past
twelve hours fourteen new cases OF chOlera
this city. i''- '''' IA
M4IRsETLLEs, August 28th.-Twentv-e
uga'ils a;iaI Irom cholera were reported in this
cltE uo-day. at the Pharo Hospital four
Pauehts dled, nine were admitted six dis
charged cured, and five remain under treat.
ment ''-''-i L ei'-
IouLoN, August 28th.-During the past
iwenty-tour hours 81 deaths from cholera
have been reported in this city.
Spain and Germany.
PARIS, August 2Stb.-L0 F,oocs s+o+os
that all Spanish officers now on fiIrIongb
have been ordered to return to their re6i-
mems. mems. The same paper is authority for
Ine statement that several large Spanish
mercantile houses have cancelled all their
Outstanding orders for German goods.
MADRID, August 2Sth.-Itis reported that
1pahish inen-of-war have arrived at Van
the chief island Of the Caroline groun and
planted the Spanish flag, no German yes
sells being in sight
PARIS, August 2Sth.-Tt is stated tbst
Emperor William, of Germany tbrongb a
feelng OF sympathy with King Alfonso
mas made personal Interference in order To
obtalil settlement of the Caroline affairs
Ia' '9faQle 10 Spain. Spanish merchants
anu ~ otleF consumers of German products
ftir fIiIedteh 10 70 boycott all German goods
FIRMS IN Wurzberg and Eiderfeld have re-
ceived notices from commercial bonses IN
Spain, seyering business connections viii
them. '''-'' " III
Gladstone Returns from NORWAY.
LONDON, August 2Sth.-Gladstona states
mat ms cruise to Norway. ana his transit
through tnat country, have greatly, bene-
hted hlm IN health. He pronounces Nor
way admirable, and says its inhabitants
are hospitable and that he was received
everywhere with such cordialitv that tba
only regret he entertains is that he was
unable 10 accept all the Invitations rendered
him. 'N''Oiei eu
The ouinnebaus's Crew in Regatta.
New York, August IStb.-The Herald's
Constantinople special says: A grand re-
gatta took place to-day, under the PATRONAGE
OF the Sultan, at the Princes Islands. The
entries were numerous. The OCinuabauo's
teh-oared cutter took the first prize in The
race lor men-ot-war cutters. and the second
prize IN the race for eight-oared enters
Both contests were over long courses The
water was rough. but races were DulIed off
in splendid time.
A Fine Vessel Destroyed bv Fire.
PERNANBUco, August 2Sth.-Tbe shin
Clurnum, from Newcastle England for
san Francisco, has been abandoned. on fire.
All the crew, except one, were saved and
landed here.
Wish TO Emigrate.
LONDON, August 28th.-The Standard
says that several thousand unemployed
worklngmen assembled at Hackney last
evening, and adopted resolution demand
ing. that the Government assist them to
emigrate.
Russia and Turkey.
BERLIN, August 2Sth.-The Borsen Cor
rtes has dispatch from Constantinople
which says that Russia is making Over
lures for an alliance with Turkey. holding
out az an lnducement the prospect of Tur-
keys recovering possession OF the Balkan
passes and fortress. The Turkish Ministers.
&he dispatch says, are divided as to the
acceptance of the proposals
Destructive Confiagration.
LoNDoE, August 2Sth.-The manufacpir-
ing establishment of S. Mawson & Tbomn-
son, makers of surgical instruments was
burned this afternoon. Loss. $3.50 600
- $500 W SAAA l'ACNGo were Thrown Otlt
of work.
Obsequies of Admiral Courbet.
PARIS, August 2Sth.-The remains of Ad-
MIRA! Courbet were inferred to-day in the
Hotel des Invalides. A large assembIaee
attended the burial ceremonies, notwitb-
standing the weather was inclement. The
edlllce was heavily draped with mourning.
and presented most impressive appear
anee. Il large model of the BavaTd the
flagshlp of the French feet. commanded in
China by the deceased had been constrnctaJ
in front OF the building The coffin was
placed III colossal sarcophagus, which was
ornamented at the corners BY statues of
Faith, Hope, Charity ana Religion, and
which bore escutcheons emblazoned with
scenes Of the battles in which Admiral
Courbet had taken leading part. This
was lighted by incense burners and tapers.
winch emitted green flames and cast a
weird glimmering through the darkened
recess where the body Law. During the
funeral ceremonies troops paraded slowly
up and down the esplanade and afterwards
filed past the coffin.
Getting the Start of France.
ADEN, August 2Sth.-A British man-or-
war has left here to occupy Amino. situated
on Taiourah bay, east Africa. The object
IS to anticipate the occupation Of the place
, by France
The smallpox Epidemic.
MONTREAL, August 2Sth.-A meeting
! composed OF the ablest medical practition-
ers OF Jne Dominion and States contiguous
was held to-day at the Office of the Cons1II-
General of the United States. 10 diseuss tLe
adoption OF further measures for the
prevention Of the spread of smallpox.
Representatives of the Grand Trunk. Cana
| dian Pacific, Central Vermont, and Boston
ana Montreal Air Line were present. It
/ was decided to adopt every safe
guard to confine the contaoion
to Montreal limits. Public reports
show that the epidemic is abating,
FIFTY cases were reported yesterday, but
only 10 were verified
sl,lpwrecISea Whaiers Rescued
HALIFAX N. 81, August 28th.-Tbe
steamer Nova Scotian, which arrived here
to-day from Liverpool, brought from ST.
johns, y. f. Captain SeabloSsom and q
of the crew Of the American whaling brig
Isabella, which was lost in the ice on Hud-
sons Straits: The Isabella sailed from
New Bedford May d. 1854 and entered
the ice pack on July 11th. She was crushed
IN the ice on the 20th of the same month
~ miles north of North Bluff. All of the
crew Z3 IN number, and q stowaway. were
saved. They wandered about on the ice
for four days, suffering intensely from the
cold, but finally reached asettlement called
Acaller, and remained there until Septem-
Der 9Th, when the whaler Ezra arrived off
I. the place, and they were taken on board
and kindly cared for; but owing to a
scarcity of food on the Ezra both crews had
to be put on short allowance. While on
board the Ezra one of the Isabella's crew, a
Swede named Francis Pemro, died of
scuryy The rest of the men are all in