Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
F0reig n News Items.
THE DEAD LEFT UNBURIED.

LONDON, August O,-Inere were
4,294 new cases of cholera reported
throughout Spain yesterday, and l .638
deaths. The panic caused by the rapid
spread CT the disease in the country is
increasing. Entire villages have been
deserted by their Inhabitants, who have
flsd for safety. In many cases doctors
and municipal authorities have been
attacked by the scOurge, and the sick
have been abandoned and the dead left
unburied, Reports from other places
state that 1t is impossible to obtain pro.
visions or medicines. The misery
throughout the country Is great.
There were thirty five deaths from
cholera in Marseilles during the past
twenty -four hours. There are no cases
at Gibraltar. The Sanitary Council
Of Marseilles telegraphed today to M .
LeRrand, Minister of the Interior, q
statement certifying that the cholera in
Marseilles was sporadic only. Thi.
motion, however, is known to have
been resorted to for the purpose of con
cealing the alarm felt by the Council
and to avoid being held responsible for
the neglect of sanitation, which hes
caused the recurrence of cholera in .he
city.
LONDON, August 6.-The coal and
iron miners of Ilkiston, in Derbyshire
did some severe riotiDg to-day. They
cansed much damage to property In
the parish. In one of their battles
against the police this afternoon the
rioters were driven back several miles
/ from the town, contrasting every foot OF
the way. During this engagement a
n II mi n hn i.,a ~ sa.
abled and injured and nine of them
were dangerously wounded.
A DEFICIT.
LONDON, Aug. 6.-Lord Randolph
Churchill, secretary of state for India
introduced the Indian budget in the
House of Commons his evening. He
announced . deficit of 81. .O29 900, which
he said had resulted from an outlay o.
946l 600 greater than the estimates,
while revenue had decreased 1858 coo.
| The difference, he declared, would have
been savet IT the late government had
not abando,.e cd the Quetta Railway. ii,
thought it unfair and unjust to make {
financial statement under such depres
sive circumstances.
The late government, t, not Lord Sails
bury or Lord Dufferin, was to blam'
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the Marquis of Ripon, the late viceroy
of India, for not looking ahead. Th
extra permanent military charge, h
said, would probably reach a2,OO0, ,00
yearly. He declared that economy wa
the only way of meeting the deficit.
REJOICING IN LIMERICK.
LIMERICK, August 6.-There is gr rea
rejoicing here to day over Lord Canar
von's withdrawal of the proclamation
against Limerick because of the city
refusal to pay the extra tax levy asses
sed against it on account of the extr
police put on duty during the politics
Excitement under Earl Spencer's gov
Iernment. The municipal council, th
same body that refused TO pay the tar
met to-day ,and unanimously appointe
q daputation 10 go to Dublin next Sat
srday and eonieT a,ug in lie ta.e the diEsppGate iEpGt
accordance with his invitation of ye,
terday.
MEETING OF THE EMPERoRS.
GAsTRIN, August 6.-Emperor Frar
els Joseph and Empress Elizabeth al
rived here this evening. Empero
William received them at the entranc
lof the Badesohloss with greetings of af
lection, kissing the Austrian Empero
Three times. William wore an Austrian
uniform, and Francis Joseph wore
lPrussian uniform. The town is illumi
mated and is thronged with peopl
heartily cheering the Emperors.
BITTER CONTROVERSY.
DUBLIN, August Ga bitter politi
cal and personal, controv ersy Is goinf
on between Mr.. Michael Davitt an(
M. William O'Brien, editor of thu
United Ireland, Mr.. Psrnell's organ
Mr.. Davitt accuses Un tied Ireland o
maliciously attempting to place him il
q false position before the country, an(
Mr.. O'Brien warmly denies it.
AN AMERICAN BISHOP IN ENGLAND
LONDON, August 6.-Bishop Hurst
of the United States, was this after
noon introduced to the Wesleyan Con-
ferep ce, now being held at New Castle
by the president of the conference, anC
he delivered an adm irable address
which was we'll received.
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