Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-15
The British Crisis.


LoYpoN, June 13th.-The Queen. it is
SAID, is delighted over Gladstone's down.
fall and the Parnellites, who accomplished
his overthrow, are apparently going to en-
counter the hardest times they ever had
The annual dinner of the Golden Club
took place tonight. Among the speakers
was Sir Charles Dixie, who, after advocat-
ing a guaranteed neutrality for Egypt SINH
lar to that established iu Belgium, said he
desired for Ireland the same forms of good
government as for England.
Annexation of Bechuana.
| LONDON, June a3th.-Earl Derby, CO.
| lonial Minister in the Cabinet of Gladstone,
| in an official communication to the Gov
ernment of Cape Colony has Estimated his
approval of the action of General Sir
| Charles Warren in the annexation of Bech-
uana land. This expansion of the Cape
Colony excites interest in England subordi-
nate only to the resignation of the Glad
stone Cabinet, and this interest is made
even greater by the glowing descriptions
being published of the capacity and posi-
bilities of the new territory.
The Empress Carlotta.
LONDON, June 18th. = From Brussels
comes pleasant letter concerning the En-
press Carlotta, the unfortunate widow OF
|
velous Improvement is noticed in her men,
tai condition The Empress entered her
10th year on Thursday last, and the physi-
clans who have been attending her have
observed recently that her health has
grown to be excellent, and that the malady
| which has for years oppressed her brain has
been gradually disappearing
Cholera in Spain.
MADRID. June 13th-The Governments
order forbidding incubation forbids also
any one to havesin his possession in unin
fected provinces any microbe incubation
liquor. The decree states that the Govern
ment is of the opinion that incubation is
liable to transmit a dangerous type OF
cholera, and foreshadows the decision OF
| the National Medical Commission appointed
to examine Ferran's system. 1t is probable
if the report is against Ferran, that 1t may
lead to riots among the poorer classes, who
now trust solely in Ferran and supersti-
tious formulas. The bay-windows of the
hospital at Valencia were stoned by mob,
! thus showing popular fear of infection and
complete distrust of the physicians. Sta
tistics of the infection show that in thirty
eight villages of the province of Valencia a
total of l ,2S3 persons were infected and 5l1
deaths. In Muro, GO cases and Is deaths.
In Villa Nieja there were many cases OF in
fiction. There is good reason to believe all
| these figures are underestimate.
| Fighting in San Salvador.
LA LIBERTAp, June 13th.-A body OF
1000 Guatemalans with nine cannon have
entered Santa Ana. Fighting has been
going on around Ahuachapam, Coate-
peque and Guayabal, i'll San Salvador, for
four days without definite results.
Middleton's Chase After Big Bear.
Fort PITT, June 13th.-General Middle
ton returned here last night from his I'M
successful chase after Big Bear. This after
noon orders We're issued for all the mounted
force and the Calling battery to hold them
selves in readiness to proceed to Beaver
river at 6 o'clock tomorrow morning.
| General Middleton expects by this move to
intercept Big Bear. The latter is now 60
ing almost due northward. The country to
which he has retreated is terra incognito
to white men. There are no trails, but a
continued succession of hills, forests and
| morasSeS.