Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-20

going from Berlin to Spain to investigate
the cholera.
The Colliery Catastrophe in England.
LONDON, June 19th.-It is now known
that 40 persons were killed by the explo-
sion in the Pendlebury colliery, near Man
chester, Yesterday The chamber in which
the explosion occurred is so filled with
debris that, thus far only torty-tive bodies
have been recovered.
THANKS FOR SYMPATHY.
LONDON, June 18th. = The Mayor of
Manchester has sent a telegram to the
Mavor of London thanking the latter Tor
his offers to open a relief fund for sufferers
by the Pendlebury colliery disaster, and
adding that upward of 100 miners are
known to be dead
The Heroes of the Press.
LONDON, June 19th-The committee APP
pointed by the newspaper men OF London
is meeting with success in the work OF rails
ing funds TO erect a suitable monument IN
st. Pauls Cathedral to the memory of the
special war correspondents of the London
press who were killed in the Soudan. The
list includes Edmund 0'Donovan, of the
Daily Ne,cS; Frank Vigitelly, of the Graphic;
Colonel Burnaby and Mr.. Herbert, OF the
Morning Post; John a. Cameron, OF the
y.
Telegram Company.
Another Race for Eole.
LONDON, June 19th.-Eole has another
race with st. Gatien over a three-mlle
course for the Alexandria plate, which Geb-
hardt expects, from the understanding pow
ers of his horse, to win.
French Intrigue in Morocco.
LONDON, June 19th.-Spain, it is claimed
| here, has sounded England in regard to the
steps proper TO be taken in order to protect
| the interests of both Spain and England
against the intrigues of France in Morocco
A French cruiser has been dispatched tc
! Tangier to bring to Paris an embassy from
Morocco. This embassy comprises the
most influential military chiefs, and IN
cludes Abdel Malek, the Governor OF the
province and Oudyada, strong French
partisan.
General Won Manteutfel's Funeral.
| BERLIN, June 19th.-General Won Man
| teuffel will be buried without military
honors, in accordance with his own wish
Emperor William has thanked Emperor
! Francis Joseph, of Austria, for the homo
shown the Generals remains:'
Radical Programme.
PARIS, July 19th.-Seventy Deputies o
the Extreme and Radical Left met to-day
and laid out their programme, comprising
a revision of the constitution, three years
universal military service, separation o
Church and State, and abandonment of re
mote expeditions.
French Priests not Exempt from AiiIitar,
| Service
PARIS, June 19th.-The Chamber of Dep
uties, by vote of 296 to 20, refused Il
| exempt priests from serving in the army
| reserves.
The English Earthquake.
LONDON, June 19th.-The earthquake
shock yesterday was also rather severe II
North Dalton, Yorkshire.
Death of a Member of Parliament.
LONDON, June 19th-Robert B. Mackie
| member OF Parliament for Wakefield, i
dead.
Turkish Troops in Bulgaria.
SALoHIcA, June 19th-Turkish troop
have captured eighty Bulgarian brigand in
surgents, including the leader, forme
| Russian Major, and several Russians. FIT
| teen were killed. Similar bands elsewhere
have been dispersed. Their object is be
lieved to have been to raise rebellion.
Stone Masons on Strike.
BERLIN, June 19th.-A serious strike o
| The efforts of the strikers to prevent othel
masons from working on buildings in pro
cess of erection have led to riots, and many
arrests have been made.
The Revolution in Peru.
LIMA. June 19th.-Official kilograms from
| Checla state that Caceres asks for a sus
| pension of hosllities. There has beer
some skirmishing beyond there, but little
| Of ., L,
| known.
The Scott Liquor Law in Canada.
| OTTAWA, June 19th.-In the House O.
| Commons yesterday the following amend
ments, made by the Senate of the Scott Act
were agreed to: Empowering physicians &c
| sell liquor for medicinal purposes; author
| izing a druggist to sell patent medicines and
| other preparations containing alcohol; au-
| thCrizing druggists to prescribe eight ounces
| of liquor at one time. An amendment pro
| viding that physicians and druggists dis
! pensing liquors be required to register all
sales, and make annual returns to the Gov
| eminent was made and carried. The clause
imposing penalties upon physicians and
druggists for violation of the Act, which
had been stricken out by the Senate was re-
stored. An amendment authorizing the
sale of beer, ale and light wines in counties
where the Scott Act has been adopted, was
defeated.
The Canadian Parliament.
OTTAWA, June 19th.-The debate on the
Canadian Pacific Railway relief resolutions
was resumed in the House of Commons to-
day. 1t is expected that a division will be
reached before the House rises tonight,
and that the resolutions will be adopted by
strict party vote. The Senate to-day adj
journed until July ID.
Strike of Builders Laborers.
TORONTO June 19th,-A crowded meet
ing of builders laborers was held here to-
night, at which it was unanimously de-
cided to go out " tomorrow morning.
Every arrangement was made for a de
termined struggle, On this becoming
known four masters notified their men
that they would not pay the increased rate
demanded. The masters, it is said, will
also make decided struggle. :.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.