Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
Total wreel, Of a Mail steamer.


FOREIGN NEWS.
Total Wreck of "a Mail steamer.
ST. JOINS On FL, September 2d.-The
Allan Line mail steamer Han0verian is a
total loss, having gone ashore this morning
at Portugal Cove, fourteen miles north bv
west of Cape Race. The steamer Nimrod
was dispatched this afternoon to the rescue
OF the passengers and crew, who are
thought 10 be safe.
SECOND DISPATCH.i
BALTIMORE, September 2d.-The Han
overian, 1000 tons, sailed from this port on
the 18th ult, with y cabin, 8 intermediate
and l45 steerage passengers. OF the cabin
passengers, 10 were for Halifax, and two
X. Powell Dunn, of Richmond, Va, and
Mr.. Corbett, of Liyerpool-for Liverpool.
Following is the list of intermediate ana
steeragc passengers Intermediate Miss
Georgiana Cream, Mary McGough. Mrs.
Mary Stuart, Helena Abel, Baltimore; w.
e. Allan, of New Orleans, and Ellen T.
Dunn, of Richmond, Va-all for Europe.
Steerage-Charles Wanek, Maria Irwin and
family, John II Gerald, of St Louis; w.
Hogett, New Orleans; Walter Harris,
Wheeling, w Va; Nathan Harrow, Jos.
Robban and family, Pittsburg, Pa John
Wheeler, Anna Hansen, A. d. Stefiens ST.
Louis, Mo: Thomas Knowles and family.
Springfield, o.; james Hewlett and family.
Akron, o.; James Cruden and wife Maggie
Cruden, Pat Nelson. McKeesport, Pa; Au-
gust Abrechtson, VIM. Kruetsiger. Chica-
go Maggie Conroy, Mrs. C. Lewis, Eliza
ONeil, Pat. Mullen and family, Ellen
Mullen, Thomas Crushen, Ludwfholm, A.
Lane, Emily J. Lacy and family, VIM E.
Kent and family, Dora Rostrap, Baltimore,
Md.-all for Europe. There were II adults
and 20 children aboard. of whom the
agents here do not know the names. but
are TO be sent from Halifax The cargo of
the Hanoverian was IS ,443 bushels of grain,
l25 barrels of ti0sir, $50 sacks of -four, go
hogsheads of Kentucky tobacco, 80 hogs
heads of Virginia tobacco, 80 tierces of Nir-
ginia tobacco, 400 barrels of pork, 400 sacks
of oil cake 300 barrels Of rosin, go bags of
bark and 1000 cases canned beef The Of
ilcerS are: Lieutenant, b. Thompson, r.
n. Commander; A. II. Nipont, Chief Off
Ger; A. Clan, Chief Engineer Jas Kirk
ton, Purser; r. Parr. Surgeon J Hough-
ton, Chief Steward, and q crew of about 80
men.
THIRD DISPAICH.l
HALIFAX {N. s., September 2d-A dis
patch received here relative to the strand
ing Of the steamer Hanoverian, says that
the vessel lies in bad position All on
board were saved.
Cholera Reports.
MADRID. September 2d-The number of
new eases of cholera and deaths through
out Spain yesterday were 3,062 and 1,o57
respectively.
ToULoN, September 2d-The cholera is
again spreading in this city The markets
are now deserted. Seventeen deaths from
cholera occurred here last night.
PARIS, September 2d-During the As
hours endirg at midnight last night, 50
deaths from cholera occurred at Marseilles,
IS at Toulon, and at Saline.
MARsEILLEs, September 2d.-The cholera
is decreasing at Salon, twenty-eight miles
northwest OF this city.
WASHINGTON, September 2d-The Secre-
tary of State has received telegram from
Consul-General Wood, reporting that there
have been four deaths from cholera at a
place nine miles from Naples, and five at
Treyis, about fifty miles north of Naples
ToULoN, September 2d.-There were nine
deaths from cholera here to-day At St.
Mandrier hospital 104 persons are under
treatment. The public uneasiness is una
bated
MARsEILLEs, September 2d.-Witb cooler
weather here the cholera is decreasing.
During the twenty-four hours ending to-
night, twenty-five new cases were reported.
There are still seyentynine cases in the
hospital.
The Case of Louis Riel-
WINNIPEG, September 2d.-Riel's appeal
case came up before the Court of Queens
Bench this morning. The prisoners coun-
sci objected to papers, purportng TO be the
records Of the case, brought from Regina
These records shown have no seal. and are
not properly certified. Counsel c5ntended
that the original record of the Court at Re-
gina and the prisoner himself, should be
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and the Judges decided that this must be
done before the appeal is argued. Friday
next was set for trial of the case.
The RevoIution.in Peru.
LIMA, September 2d.-News has been re-
ceived of the defeat of Romero Flores in
the north by the Prefect of the Department
Of Ancachs. Caceres is reported 10 be in
Talma. A portion of the troops lately I'm
der Colonel Bermudez Canta have returned
TO Chicla.
Poison Suspected.
PARIS. September 2d-Ihe remains of
Baron and Baroness Matres have been ex-
hu1ned for examination The couple dIed
within short period of each other, after
having for long time been under the in
fluence of Il spiritualist and his wife, who
We're benefited by the death of their noble
patrons. 1t is aow suspected that .he Baron
and Baroness died from poison
The +" ran Mall Gazette' nIan sum-
moned
NEW YoEK, September 3d--A. M.-Mr.
Stead, OF the Pail HdN G0zctts, wlIo is sum
mering IN Switzerland, on being notified
that summons against him iad been
issued, tolegraphed that he would return
Immediately and answer the charge. The
charge against Stead IS that oi aiding
in the abduction of female child
for Immoral purposes, and is far
more serious iilan slauder or the pub
lication Of obscene matter, the max
inlum penalty being two years'
Imprisonment at hard labor and
Solicitor Poland claims to have ample
testimony to secure his conviction. The
prosecution aver that Stead, in tho
course of his Investigations OF Lon
don immortality, was led 70 have
Young aud innocent girl alb
Quoted and subjected 10 various
indignities, ilrst to show how easily all this
COULD be done. lie hired Mrs Jarrett, who
/ formerly kept house OF i'll repate. bnt was
then supposed to have reformed to procure
! such girl
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