Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-19

5th.
EXCITEMENT IN THE CLUBS.
LONDON, September 1Sth.-The pro-
roguing of Parliament caused considerable
excitement in the clubs here, owing to
report that the Government intended To
postpone the elections. Sir Michael Hicks
Beach and other Minister'S being cues
toned on the subject, stated positively that
the Government had no such intention.
Feeling of General disappointment.
DUBLIN September l8;h-That portion
Of GladStUnes manifesto referring to Irish
affairs was received in this city with a feel
ing of general disappointment The ground
is taken by some that the expressions of
the eX-PfeInier are in harmony with those
OF Chlnberlain, is expressed by the latter
rec -nuy at Glasgow and elsewhere. Others
look for a further development of Glad
stones ideas in regard TO the question Of
local government in Ireland in his future
utterances.
The New Munster Bank.
LONDON, September 1Sth-The new
Munster Bank will have six Directors, who
Shall have power to add to their number
The capital is Il 900 900 in s. shares, of
which 80 is to be paid at once The bank
undertakes to pay los on the L TO the
creditors of the old bank before 1887, and
to take over the whole of the old assets,
returning any surplus to the old creditors
Cholera Reports.
ROME September iSth.--At Parma to-day
five new cases of cholera ana four deaths
were reported. II the city of Palermo
Sicily. The epidemic is increasing to an
alarming extent. The popular prejudice
against doctors aggravates The situation.
LONDON, September lSth.-The morning
specials make il clear that no cholera cases
exist in Paris, rs Eas been rumored and
that the cholera elsewhere is steadily de
creasing
MARsEiLIEs. September 18th - seven
deaths from cholera occurred here t-lay.
Considerable excitement has beei eausei
by the arrival of q transport r.ing
French troops from Tonquin. ieen
sailors had died from cholera on IL my
| age and two more had died since til RI
val of the vessel here. Many otheIe are
down with the disease.
Failure Reported.
LONDON. September 18th The first
whaling vessel to return reports that the
fisheries are u failure, owing to heavy ice.
The open-Air Meeting Question in Lon
don.
! LONDON, September 19th-'The Radical
workingmen's clubs are joining with the
A7tCiiiloto III VI L4lAll tAG.L'ltSt4 itAJLl
| the East End, TO protest against the sup
preston of open-air Sociaiistic meetings.
| Sir Richard Asheton Cross Home
Secretary, has given special orders that the
| police shall arrest the speakers if there is
the least ground for charge of obstruc-
ton to the public streets.
Germany Denounced.
PARIS, September lsth-The German
| Socialists of this city have issued a mani
! festo, denouncing Germany for its attitude
toward Spain, and declaring that the two
people have no cause to quarrel.
Spain to Purchase Two Men-of-War.
MADRID, September 1Sth.-King Alfonso
| presided at q Cabinet Council to-day. The
! Council authorized Admiral Antaquear
| Bobadilla to purchase two men-of-war out
| of an appropriation granted in the Budget
| for an increase of the navy.
How They Serve 'em in Rome.
ROME, September 1Sth.-Signer Somma-
ruga, who edits two newspapers in this
city, after trial lasting thirteen days on a
charge of Matchmaking Italian artists has
been found guilty, and sentenced 20 ten
years Imprisonment.
New English Church in Copenhagen.
! COPENHAGEN, September 18th. - The
Princess of Wales to-day founded q new
! English church in this city, dedicated to
St. Adams. Members of the Russian, Dan
lsh and other royal families were present
Striking Cotton Operatives.
LONDON, September 1Sth.-The striking
| cotton operatives at Oldham TO- day rejected,
by vote of two to one, the proposed COM
| promise, by which wages are to be reduced
per cent, instead of 10 per cent.
The First Conviction.
LONDON, September 1Sth.-John Coul-
berth, who was arrested last month on a
charge of having abducted for immoral
purposes a girl under Is years of age. was
| found guilty 10 day, and sentenced to fif-
teen months servitude. This is the first
| conviction under the provisions of the
criminal law amendment Act.
Artistic and Literary Conference.
LONDON, September 1Sth--The Artistic
! and Literary Conference at BerAe. Switzer-
lard, has closed. The delegates signed a
| convention embodying a number of resolu-
tions looking to better protection of
| literary works
Police Powers Prolonged.
| BERLIN, September 1Sth.-The' Bundles
rath has approved of the Prussian pro-
posal prolonging the extra powers of the
police for another year in Berlin, and post
| BOllGu lilG hlSCuSSiOAl VI Allt tut1SliIG 10
treat Hamburg similarly.
Sentence of Ten Years Servitude De-
maDded.
| THE HAGUE, September 1Sth.-The pub
! lie prosecutor in the case of Jeannet Lor-
rete, on trial for the murder of the Japanese
Consul, Sakurada, to-day demanded SEN
tence of ten years servitude for the prs-
Oner.
Yellow Fever at Vera Cruz.
WASHINGTON, September 1Sth.-United
States Consul Izschuck, of Vera Cruz, in his
report to the Secretary of State, says
"'rhe yellow fever epidemic at Vera Cruz
Las been very malignant About so per
cent of all the cases prove fatal. Inas-
much, however, as many families and
single persons who were subject to the
disease have been absent from the city
since the outbreak, there was scarcity of
material for attacks Of the epidemic" The
Consul himself had been attacked, but was
| already convalescent, and attending TO the
! duties Of his Consulate.