Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-09
FROM FOREIGN LANDS.
THE "PALI. MALL GAZETTE DE-
FIES THE AUTHORITIES.
Cholera in Spain-The French ut
Hue-NieXico's English Debt
Trouble.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooaD-uSlox. !


The Expose OF London Wees.
LONDON, July Sth.-The police have been
ordered to suppress the street sales of those
issues Of the Pal lfaH Gazette which con-
tain articles on the secret vices of London.
All news-venderS found selling the issues
on the street are being arrested. Six vend-
ers who were taken into custody this
morning were arraigned this afternoon in
the Mansion House Police Court and re-
manded for one week, bail being allowed.
The exposure is the leading topic of con-
yerSation on Change, in clubs, in railway
carriages. and wherever men meet to-
gether, The editor Of the PaU lf9H Gazette
said, in an interview to-day that the eX-
posure had not been made without careful
advice from learned iurists in regard to
every detail, and that he kept not only
within the pale of the law, but far within
the bounds which natural and honest in
dignation would have prescribed As to
the law, he knew he was justified, and Us
TO public opinion, he feared nothing, for he
was backed by the highest and best in the
land, including Cardinal Manning, the
Earl of Shaftesbury and other eminent men
OF all denominations.
DEFIANCE OF THE AUTHORITIES.
LONDON, July Sth.-The PdH Nal Gazette,
in one of its later afternoon editions. bids
defiance to the authorities in the work of
attempting TO suppress the sale of the past
three days issue of the paper. 1t claims
honor for leading in the cause of exposing
the vices of the rich, and declares that the
best men of England support it in its cru
SADIE The Gazette challenges the Courts of
London to prosecute it for the work il is
engaged in, and says it might subpoena half
the legislature of England 10 prove the ac-
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tinues to-day the work of adding to its
revelations. The paper is selling at a great
premium, and the circulation is enormous.
WORDS OF APPROVAL FROM STURGEON.
LONDON, July Sth.-Rev. Mr. Spurgeon
publishes a letter in this afternoons Pal
I0H Gazette approving of that journal
Gratis of London. The letter is remarkable
in many respects, and the following are
some of the expressions q | feel bowed
down with shame and indignation. This
is loathsome business, but even the
sewers must be cleaused. | pray that good
may come from this horrible exposure.
which incidentally must do harm, but
whose great drift must result in a lasting
benefit. rdon't think our churches have
failed, for they have kept pure remnant
alive in the land. | believe that many are
unaware of these dung-hills reeking under
their nostrils. / thank all co-operators in
your brave warfare. Spare not the villains
even though wearing stars and garters.
We need vigilance committee, moral
police to suppress this infamy Let the
light in without stint"
The French Masters at Hue.
PARIS, July Sth.-Gencral de Courcy tele-
graphs from Hue under date of Tuesday
night: :" We are absolute masters here now.
The enemy's troops are dispensing A few
isolated fires are still burning near the lega-
ton building, and the citadel is ON fire.
The royal palace is intact, owing TO the eX-
emplary discipline of the Zouave battalion,
who captured and now guard it. The pal
ace contains great wealth, comprising 5, ,000,
0G0 francs in bar silver, which sum will be
largely increased if gold bars be found.
The artistic riches are inestimable. | await
instructions"
SEARCHING FOR THE INsTIGAToR or THE RE-
CENT ATTACK.
PARIS, July Sth.-General de Courcv tel
egraphs from Hue that the French flying
columns are patrolling the environs OF
Hue, seeking Thuket the Prime Minister
or the Anamese, who was the instigator OF
the recent attack on the French.
The Trouble 10 Mexico.
CITY OF MEXICo, July Sth.-The trouble
over the settlement Of the English debt
continues. Additional arrests of students
and opposition editors have been made.
The streets are patrolled at night by troops
The cavalry regiments have their horses
ready saddled day and night 1t is re-
ported that ex-President Gonzales has re-
turned to the city, for the purpose OF
watching matters.
I;iel Prophet.
TORONTO, July Sth.-Extracts from the
private memoranda of Louis Riel have
been published here Riel claims, in the
memoranda, divine inspiration, and proph-
ecies the Duck Lake and other fights. Nc
new light is thrown on the causes of tlIt
rebelliOn.