Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-01
FOREIGN FACTS.
THE BACK OF THE COLOMBIAN
REBELLION BROKEN.
Cholera Reports - The Munster
Bank-ShOcking Depravity
in England.
FOREIGN FACTS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE REcosD-uyIoS.l

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO The REcoRD-uyIoN.I
The standard on Lord Randolph
Churchill.
LONDON, July 31st-The Standard which
is accepted as the Tory organ. used the fol-
| lowing language in its attack on Lord Ran
dolph Churchill, as the leader of the Con
seryative party: To speak plainly. Lord
Randolph Churchill has been pulled in the
press with admirable assiduity by q we'll
organized clique, which is ALWAYS ready TO
cry prodigiouS whenever he opeus his
mouth. But it is all in vain. The Liver
pool incident shows the extent of alarm
which Churchills blundering and buster
. ing have inspired within the bosom of his
party. 1t we're a~thousand times better
that they should be exposed to the humili-
alton OF such thing as Churchills attacks
on Earl Spencer's government of Ireland
Unless the Government disaVows these at
tacks, 1t will feel the bad effects in the
future more seriously than it has vet con-
templated. The truth is that Lord Churchill
has been much overrated. If his pranks
be encouraged longer, he will smash the
Government and the Conservative party.
We viii follow Salisbury, but we viii not
follow this overgrown school-boy, without
knowledge sufficient to fathom his own
ignorance Of craftsmanship. Ii is a com
mon saying that Lord Churchill is equally
radical with Joseph Chamberlain, and tie
popular estimate is not far wrong"
The Cholera Situation.
MADRID July st.-Thunder-storms are
prevailing here, largely increasing the
cholera malady
MADRID, July Slst.-Thcre were colo
new cases Of cholera in the plague-stricken
districts yesterday l,039 deaths
PARIS, July 3lst.-The cholera is develop
ing alariningly in MarseiIes, Lyons and
elsewhere in the south of France.
The Munster Bank DefauIter.
NEw YORK, July 3lst-A ReralTs Dublin
special says of Farquharson, the abscond-
ing manager of the Munster Bank II is
believed that he crossed to Scotland. made
direct to Leith and thence sailed for Ham
burg or Rotterdam Very little hope Of
catching him is now expressed. His
speculatIons proved to have been yel-
heavy, ms losses amounting to as much as
$1,000 III one day. 1t appears his opera
tons extend over several wears. Ii turns
out that he lived very extravaganHv and
was in the habit of going on sprees for two
and three weeks at time during which he
sQuandered large sums Of money. The ex-
cltement here IS great and nothing else is
talked about.
Fearful Depravity.
New YORK, July 3lst.-The suns Lon
don special says; The papers continue to
be full OF aggravated cases Of sexual vice
and crime. To-day an eminent doctor was
committed for trial for assaultng 3 female
patient only thirteen years old at Leg
horn, priest has been arrested for carry
ing on the business of procuratiou under
guise Of charity. He hired q building and
had it opened with religious ceremonies as
q home for young girls. He then secured
the streets Of the city for female children.
whom he bro lght to the orphanacc. prom
lslng them food, clothing and shelter until
he could provide them with permanent
homes or situations. From time TO time
the prctuest girls were sent to places remote
from LeghOrn, Ostensiblv to enter the
service Of some wealthy family as nurse
maids and sean1stresses. It's now charged
that these girls were systematically sold to
professional prOcurers in other cities on ac-
count OF rch patrons.
Funeral of the Dead Jewish PhIlan-
thropist.
RAMsGATE (Eng.) July 31st.-The re-
mains of Sir Moses MOntefiare were buried
here this afternoon. Business was sus-
pended and shops closed. The weather was
cloudy but the attendance was vast. The
funeral rites were of an unostentatious
character, and the coffin was placed beside
that containing the dust of the philanthro-
pist's wife
Important Victory Over the Rebels in
Colombia.
New York, July 31st.-Seuor Becerra,
Minister TO this country from the United
States of Colombia, has received the follow
ing telegram from Panama:
Barranquilla has been taken by the forces of
the national Government, and that port viii
COON be open TO commerce PreStan, who, since
his escape from Aspinw8n after its surrender 10
the national troops, has been operating with
the rebels st Barrsnquilia, was made prisoner.
and VIII be tried for the part ne has taken in the
rebellion.
Senior Becerra was seen tonight and
added the following information Cen
eral Santa Domingo with the national
+ troops, has at length succeeded in pro-
curing number Of steamers with which
to pursue the enemy up the river.
General Camargo who commanded the
rebels, is already in custody, and viii be
Immediately tried and sentenced There
are no leaders left who are able 10 do any
thing with the remaining shattered forces
of the rebels. The war, although a small
one, comparatively speaking, has been a
costly one. Since receiving the above dis
patch, have had several condrmatory dis
patches from Carthagena and Colon