Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-27


Yokohama SAYS: TheAmtrican steamer CITY
OF Toxic from San Francisco, which IS
ashore at the entrance of this harbor, Will
probably prove total loss
New YORK, June 26th.-Dispatches re-
ceiyed in this city by the Pacific Mail Com
pany, in regard to the loss of the steamer
City Of Toxic, state that there is every
probability that most Of the cargo will be
saved. The company also claims that its
loss will be temporary, and not likely to
interfere seriously with its business or its
diyidend-earning capacity.
New YORK, June 26th.-President Hous-
ton says that he could form no estimate OF
the loss to the company until further par
ticulars, but he thought that if the steame?
were a total loss, the loss had been fully
discounted by the decline in the price of
stock. She was not insured, except so far
as the company insureS its own vessels.
The fund for that purpose is now about
$4,000. The steamer cost 81. 900, 900, but
could be reproduced for 100000.
Austria's Objection to Minister Kelley.
BERLIN, June 2Gth.-The YoSsiche Zeitlag
repeats the statement that Austria objects
TO Mr. Kelley as Minister from the United
States.
REPoRT DENIED
LONDON, June 27th-A. M-The Stand
arts Vienna correspondent denies the re-
port that Austria declined to receive Mr..
Kelley as American Minister. He saws
President Cleveland has not asked whether
Mr.. Kelley would be acceptable to the Aus
trian Government, but it is believed that
the President has reconsidered the nom
ination unprompted
INSTRUCTED TO REHAIN AT HIS POST
VIENNA, June 26th.-Francis. United
States Minister, has been instructed to
postpone his departure to America
The Cholera Situation.
MADRID, June 26th-Official reports from
various provinces of Spain show that there
We're 45f new cases Of cholera and 200
deaths from that disease yesterday. The
persons arrested during the cholera riots Of
last Saturday have been released in defer
ence to popular feeling. The Minister of
Marine has decided to permit the inocula-
ton of officers and men of the Spanish
navy on DR.. Ferrans system.
NorABLEs REGULATED.
VALENCIA, June 2Gth.-The cholera is
still spreading, butts less virulent To-day
one hundred notables OF Valencia were in
oculated in the presence of DR.. Ferran and
foreign delegates,
DepLoRADLE coEpIrIoS OF MURcIA
MADRID, June 28th.-Senor Canovas del
Castillo, Prime Minister, and Senor Ro-
nero Y. Roblido Minister of the Interior,
have returned to Madrid from Murcia
They report that Murcia is in a lamentable
condition of misery and terror.
Reported Death of Olivier Paine.
CAIRO, June 2Gth.-Lord Wolseley has
received report that Olivier Paine has
died Of fever The report has not been
confirmed in Paris, however, where more
crcdencc is given to the recent report that
the Mahdi had sent him to India, and that
he had arrived ct Pendicherry, disguised as
Catholic clergyman.
REPORT CcNF1BMRD
PARIS, June 26th-Henri Rochefort has
received confirmation of the report that
Olivier Paine died Of fever while in the
camp Of El biahdi, where he is said to have
been held prisoner
Russia and the New British Minister.
ST, PETERSBURG, June 26th.-TLe Jola7lql
dc 81. Petersburg, III an editorial, expresses
respect and sympathy for Mr Gladstone
Referring to the British Cabinet, the Jour
nal says: The Conservatives have the
good sense to consider the necessity of the
situation. The Marquis of Salisbury sue
Gladstone. The path TO follow is broadly
marked by the natural movement of his
/ tory. The sense of responsibility and
knowledge q Europe possessed by the Mar
Qui5 Of Salisbury Will mold his acts accord
ing to the prevailing needs of time and the
respective positions of the several people,
and he will determine the relations be
tween them on these grounds. Russia, with
respect to her own interest, and in view of
her eonciiatory policy, regards with calm
ness the accession Of the new Ministry.
Manifesto to the French Electors.
PARIS, June 2Gth At a meeting of
Moderate Republican Senators and Depu-
ties, it was decided to issue manifesto to
the electors. The manifesto is to be framed
in terms sufficiently precise to guide the
electors in voting, A divergence of senti-
ment existed in the meeting with regard to
the question of the separation of Church
and State. 4 subcommittee was appointed
10 frame the manifesto, and it will meet on
Sunday for that purpose. The sub-com-
mittee is composed of Deputies Spuller,
Rane and Deves.
DiplCnats Received by Lord Salisbury.
LoNDoN, June 28th.-The Marquis of
Salisbury held an official reception to-day
in the Foreign Office for diplomats ac-
credited to the British Court Among the
distinguished ambassadors present were
Baron De Staal, from Russia Count Won
Munster, from Germany; Count Niger
from Italy, and Musurus Pasha, from
Turkey.
Archbishop AleEnany in Rome,
ROME, June 26th.-The Pope gave an au-
dience to-day to the Bishop of San Fran
cisco. The latter was accompanied by FIVE
Dominican priests.
Political Excitement In Spain.
MADRID, June e26th.-Republican journals
are Clamoring for coalition of all Repub-
| lican sections to prepare for the impending
struggle The RepWbIiea, alluding to the
revolution. says: Five days ago it was
| probable; to-day it is certain" The Epoca
and other ministerial journals are very en-
ergeticsily urging measures of repression
| The public is excited.
Irish Rife Contest.
New YORK, June 26th.-A Herdlds Dub
lin special says: The American cup pre-
sented by the American rife team to the
rif1emen OF Ireland as a memorial of the
| first international rifle contest was won to-
| day at Dollymount by William Russell
! Joynt Joynt has been in two interna-
| tional matches.
Earthquake in France,
LONDON. June 27th-A. MA violent
earthquake was felt in the Department OF
Nord, France, yesterday. The damage was
slight.
The Abolition OF the Irish viceroyalty
and Dublin Castle.
| LONDON, June 27th-A. M.-The Times, in
an editorial article, commenting upon the
proposal to abolish the Irish Viceloyalty
and Dublin Castle, protests against the de-
| nunclation of the Castle as nest of alien
slnecurists, but admits that the abolition OF
the Vlceroyalty and the question of local
self-government are fair subjects of dis