Daily Republican., 1885-08-31
Prey Of the Pest.
LATEST REfURAs OF fHE CHOL-
H1As MORTAAlTY IN SPAIN
AND RANCE,
SHOOTING RIOTERS.

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MADHyDY AuR. 30.-A riot has &C.
CURED at Almeris, In Andalusia. The
increasing cholera mortality having
driven most Of the wealthy residents
from the city, . large number Of poor
people were deprived Of employment.
This dessrtion on the part of rich en-
and the fseling Of indignation culmi-
mated in riotous outbreak. Many
of the houses OF the wealthy were ran.
sacked by the msb. The soldiess were
called out and in the conflicts that en-
sued eight persons weN hilled and
TIVE I've otlssfs wounded.
Returns from the infected districts
through0ut Spain yesterday show 3617
new cases and 11Y1 deaths. In Madrid
city to day sixteen new cases and six
deaths were reported.
TnE nEPEsrINyRANoB.
MARsEIRLEs, Aug. 3O.-There were
twenty -four deaths from cholora here
to day. At the Fharo Hospital five
patients were admitted and there were
four deaths. There are now seventy
patients under treatment, thirty FIVE Of
whom are convalescing. Yesterday
saturday there were fifty. three deaths
In the city limits.
In Toulon Afty- SAX persons. suseumb.
Cd to the sconrgs yesterday, and to-day
twenty deaths ars already registered.
Seven Thousand persons have fed
from the city, and about 100 shops are
closed.
BIsM .8cK AND FREE Trade.
VIENNA, Aug. 30.-It is asserted on
authority that Prince Bismarck IS con-
WINGED that Protection alone will save
German industries. The German
Chancellor uFRod Count Kalnoky, the
A III tro Hung eariaA prime minister, to
adopt the strongest protective measures
for Austria-Hupgary. German compe-
tition in coal and cereals continues to
weigh heavily on Austrian produc.
ers.
AN INTERNATIONAL DeaAT RACE.
CoNsTkRTIRoPLE, Aug. 30.-An in
ternational boat race took place today
between crews of the various men Of
war in the harbor. The cutter from the
United Sbatss steamer Quinnebaug was
victorious, United States Minister Cox,
Consul General Heap, and most of the
members of the American colony were
spectators.
vICTORIASS eLARNEY Ora THE PADIs-
HAH.
+ CONsTAET1SOPLE, Aag. 30.-In his
interview to-day with the Sultan Sir
Henry Drummond Wclff read q person
al message from Queen Victoria to the
Sultan expressing her best wishes for
peace end friendship. The Queen refers
to previous acq quaintaxee with the Sui
tan andrscalls the loyalty of the Sui
tan's father as q friend and ally of Eng
land. She says she hopes to help the
Sultaarto establish government in
Egypt, conducive equally to the Sui
tan's rights, the happiness OF the Egyp.
tians and the interests OF England and
the powers, and thas=this will be the
basis of Sir Henry o. efforts.
The Sultan made q gracious reply,
saying he valued the friendship of
Queen Victoria, and an alliance with
England. He added that he would do
sisnate persons to oen fer with Sir Henry
respe citing Egypt, and would grant a
further audience on the subject.
CARGO or, hoRMaAs.
LONDON, August SO.-The G uion Line
steamer Wisconsin, which sailed from
Liverpool yesterday tor Nav York, has
on board 329 Mcrmon converts, includ-
ing many women and children. Only
ninety OF these were reoruited in Eng
land, the rest being f5om Norway,
Sweden, Denmark and ether continen-
tai countries. The party is in charge OF
fourteen elders.
RELIGION IN sUssIA.
81. PETERSBURG, Aug. 30.-The
linssian Government has issued a
decree making the Greek Church the
established religion OF the Baltic pro-
vinces. Professionalism will only lie
tolerated. Children born of mixed
M arriages are to be trained in the Greek
Church. The decree is certain to excite
great discomfort among the German set
tiers.
SPAIN ANDsoERMANy,
MADEaD. Aug. O.-Spanish troops
have occupied Yap and the Palace
Islands. Count Won Solms Sonnen walde.
the Ger man minister, had o con ference
with king Alfonso to day. He assured
the King that the German Government
was anxious to settle the dispute over
the Caroline Islands in o friendly man
uer.
TALMLaE IN IRELAND.
BsaFAsT, Aug. 30.-The Rev. Mr..
Talmsge preached at st. Enoch's church
In this city to-day, before a congrega-
tion numbering fully 1900. He after.
wards addressed an Assem- blage, COM
pabed at abonS AZ. 1000, who could not
gsin admittance to the church.
IRISH RIOTERS TO BE PUNISHED.
DUBLIN. Aug. 30.--The Earl of Caer-.
,Arvon, lord lieutenant of Ireland,
lshreatens with prompt and condign
fpnnish the rioters who recently
interferea to prevent evictions at Null
hnavat. He says the mob must be
taught 70 respect the law.
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