Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-10


| a victory They viii recaSt the budget III
| accord with the wishes of the House, and
| when the estimates are passed will dissolve
| Parliament
| The Parnelltes count upon the lapsing
| Of the coercion measure
The Ministerial circle takes its defeat
| with equanimity. II IS stated that the
| Cabinet, in view OF the tendency TO disrup-
| ton and internal discurd. were willing 10
take advantage Of the chance to resign.
The crisis postpOneS indefinitely a set
| lement with Russia. The Conservatives
will adopt Earl Granvillc'S frontier con-
venuon, but viii insist upon stringent
guarantees against further Russian adj
! vance,
The Government have notified the diff
| terent Offices OF the internal revenue de
| partment throughout the United Kingdom
that the additional duties on spirits and
| beer have been abandoned.
Although Gladstones statement in the
! HGuSe oi Commons this afternoon did not
contain amy direct announcement of the
| resignation OF the Cabinet, the terms he
emphasized We're those which have been
invariably used on similar occasions, and
were taken 10 indicate thaJ the resignations
had been decided on and rendered 10 the
| Queen.
| The Conservatives are divided on the
| question of the eXpedicncy of assuming
| power, y majority Of them favor trying
| the experiment.
II is expected hy the Tories that the Mar
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to tnrfn 3, ,,rcsi,,,I Gn,.n,,,,,,,,, ,.'' N''0''-
| 1t is rumored that Gladstone intends to
entirely abandon political life
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mr. rnr.vn
Iovpox Iune 1Ofh-, u-cl,ls,o,,o
will have to make = journey IN S,nrIard IN
| tender his rosi,,notir, a,,d tI,,g, ~ ~
rn]icaoIes IN tTG 0isa, os She i I'm ai
! RalTu0rlI Casi'e some critics tlinl, l,er
absence from Engl.nd at this crisis i'll
timed, and that she should return to-
/, Windsor.
1t is impossible to find single sincere
mOUrnor over the fall OF the Gladstone
| Ministry. The occurrence has giyen rise
| to a grave fear rs to the future OF the Afghan
| question and Of other foreign complica-
| tons bat for the deposed Ministers them
selves there are few words of regret or sym
| pathy. Their downfall is universally re-
| earded is the subject of lest and satire, in
| view OF the fact that having survived
many motions of censure on the gravest
subjects they were NJ last compelled 20
| Succumb by offended publicans.
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I-pNhuN' JtiV lNtll MI - uiluti-
s'ool T. tlat is the .ohsGrvaIiVeS VIII ioflH a
new CaotuT' an" "''uer'aNt the "uIulhls-
Uauoh oi me government IL requested TO
20 50 d! u!t Queen; IN 'Ht "osehct oi
SGen SIn request illey VIII leaNe ihe present
hiuiS'eIS 10 u'i''uiS!e 'leu own ul'"Cu''leS-
The Cholera Scourge.
MADRID, June 9th.-Special wards in the
hospitals have been assigned for the suS-
pected cases of cholera. The authorities
are visiting the poorer quarters Of the city
and attending to the disintcctiun of the
houses. Vessels from Valencia are sub
! lee'eH 10 'hree DAYS quarantine
MADRID AND VALENCIA.
Madrid, June 9th.-The Guardia Civile
have evacuated their barracks owlr8 to the
breaking out OF cholera OF tor cases IN
| '1c o"iI"chs 'hICe tlvl5u 'a''i- me Lnsn
MY V.,C,' o o't U,,'t, - w. IL
;'.G ~ 1 ~ ,l,p
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made its anpearancr. Tbere were seven
frcsb cases in Valencia Yesterday All ner-
| sons arriving In Valencia bv Sea are sub
i iecled To- three days' observation. and all
wishing IN leave The ,ir,.. .uiusf show Drop-
| ~ .ft.s,,lI ,,r.iif.o+,s or ooo5 LdaI1
| Thosr arr;yi1r from towns w[e7e there are
cholera cases are promptly sent to the Iaza-
rcttos.
Ten Excursionists Drowned.
New York. June qth.-A HerqlFs Brus-
| sells special saws Yesterday the Berne
members of the Rhine Club made an ex-
cursion from Basel up the Rhine to Rhein-
felden, where they enjoyed themselves dur
ing the day. On returning to Basel last
night. the boat in which the members
were was carried by the current against the.
| pillars Of the bridge and upset, and all the.
| cXcursionIstS precipitated into the current
Before ala could be afforded ten members
! of the club we're drowned
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| ~ - ~ = :',io - iT'oI le'' 'I"' tAe
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S"t'ti'ie" tI ~ 'oMeu ] 70 LelllsiI"el'
%iiot1eI TIJ D.I,iSiI S''iloN loi ASHlis III pro-
! iH'..e,' ""tei''
treaty between France and China
PARIS, June 9th.-A dispatch from Tient-
sin states that the treaty of peace between
| France and China was signed to-day.
| TrryTsry. .Tune gtb-Cbipa announces
| In II She nccents All the consequences of
| Fauce's protectoratp over AInm and
| abaudons ali noliIical relations wifi that
country,
Germany and Corca
Rtpt7,. Tnne OIL Tho y}bo;,;sebe Ureo,-
pJaj;trIl, Ze;t,,og asserts that GERMANY ia
| nnontiatino v,itb Corea With 81 ricvy t0 tho
nc1Disitio6 Of Port Hgmijton
n,nd,+ C,.;ot rnmn, 1,oaa
Uv,Y| IIne on NTba banIit chiof
80, 'tt'e -, - JiiSi
~ 'c"s" "'9 Ge"It ~ 'iS:.. ~, a. ii5S'
;''lel al e'lcouL.eE WIN 'Le C'Ni1 ""afds.
o kiel M Manaele5;
OrrAWA' June 9th.-In the House OF
commons Ses'Gfuay atiehtloh was caIeq 10
the statement tiat hlel was Kept manaoleu-
or JOhh sara ne "ouId inquire INTO the
matter; c..,..u.
eaI" u - a "'''"t' "'h i'iSh"p "',,
-n0S ND y Su,iS ~ upil?'Ilie,lt
d;od ts ttor7,n 90 G
N''i ,l,''-"l l,oil' u..'' ''iis ai'e't1oi ,eo 'o
ihe revolution IN san eAiEauoT-
-, La IlBhRrEP wa i'tlVesIol . I'he 9'i'.
"a ne Ieoel Me4eIiQeH occupies .7ah'a Alla
Shalcht5la ana Atl4u@SsaSa Wi'4 strqhs
lorce' he MeHehu'Sla oeneral e 'l hlFaS mas
lTltJ % peeli H''a eiI oul Gi O3IJNtIpequt' I
WhlcH I pace Is now oG1,p,eu ,,.a py tne Ilas,
.iolH uools it" Gne lf'','Iiis Ia
GGse T PtNl.,ii'{, t .nie"TorlE iaI an u,,aJh
me N".lqll"is nav Ia ~ loi'e uil..Sg
! arms. y pitI'tuoH Vi y NiCdIdusall9 CIosSFu