Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-02
FROM FOREIGN LANDS.
THE NEW LORD CHANCELLOR OF
IRELAND INSTALLED.
The Throne of Brunswick New
Irish Policy-SinguIar Suicide
- Cholera Statistics.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-UNoN.l


NJ NDRlD, july lSU.-IDo UHii NUMBER Vi
II w cases Of cholera reported yesterday
from infected districts is ,2l0, and the to-
tai number of deaths 615.
MADRID, July 1st.-Returns for Tuesday
from the cholera districts OF Spain are as
follows: Madrid city, new cases, .; deaths
3; Valencia icitye IZ4, deaths, "A; Nalen-
ella ,provincel, 446; deaths, 19l Alicante
(province), 30; deaths, y; Castellon de Ia
Plana (city), -; deaths, Z; Casteilon de la
Plana {province), 50; deaths, 81; SaragoSSa
(province), 50; deaths, 80; Murcia lcityl, 49,
deaths Is; Murcia tprovincel, 136; deaths,
Is; Cuenca, s; deaths, none. Araniruz,
200 deaths, 70; Clenpozuelos, s. deaths, ..
INCUBATION WITH CHOLERA MICROBES.
VALENCIA, July 1st.-There are about
|. 600 cases of cholera in this city and sub
urbs, and several cases on board vessels in
the harbor One fatal case occurred on the
ship Vale, trading between New York and
Spain. The contaminated ships are under
going quarantine According to high med
zeal authority Two cases of genuine cholera
occurred lately in the Barcelona Hospital,
but the news was suppressed for fear OF
compromising local interests. Among the
latest victims at Valencia is DR. Peset, OF
the Provincial Board of Health. While in
the acute stage of his illness he was inOcu-
lated with three centirrcters OF DR.. FeTan :
baccili. in the desperate hope of inducing
q reaction. The experiment IN this case
failed, but in two similar cases at Alcira it
was successful. Ferran and his disciples
are overwhelmed with applications for in
ocuiati0n, and are rapidly amassinS for
tunes, the fees ranging from $3.50 upward
except TO the poor.
NEW CASES X MADRID.
MADRID, July 1st.-Iwo new cases OF
cholera and one death were reported to-day
in this city. Alarming reports are received
of the increase of the disease in Aranjuez
The inhabitants are seeking safety in flight
The Strike in Madrid.
MADRID, July 1st-The strike is extend
ing. and the contractors for the new houses
of Parliament and market halls have asked
an extension OF their contract time. The
masters have sent agents to Austria and
Italy, to import maSons and carpenters.
The police arr ordered to prevent the strik-
ers from holding Socialistic meetings, and
to stop the proceedings Of any meeting If
thespealers 60 beyond trade discussions.
The Throne OF Bruins icl<.
BERLIN, july 1st.-The correspondence
between the Duke OF Cambridge and the
Regency Council was read in the Bruins
wick Dier to-day. The Duke OF Cumber-
land claimed the right Of Regency, but de-
sired 10 retain mis- position in England
The Council declined 10 acquiesce on the
ground that only a German Prince is eligi-
bic, stating that the final decision rested
with the Emperor. The Duke of Cumber-
land, in closirg the correspondence, main
tanned his right to the throne.
DECISION OF THE BUEpEsRArH.
BERLIN, July 1st.-Thc Bundes~ath Ju-
dicial Committee has unanimously declared
that The Duke Of Cumberland'S succession
to the throne oi Brunswick would be in
compatible with the internal peace of the
Empire. 1t is stated that the committees
report will be placed before the BJIndesrath
tomorrow.
Policy of the Salisbury Government iii
Relation TO Irish Affairs.
LONDON July 1st.-Lord Hill, Member Of
Parliament for Down. Ireland, and Comp
troller in an election speech at Down
to-day, is the first member of the present
Government who has yet given any i'll
timation regarding the policy of the Gov
eminent in relation to Irish affairs. His
lordship deferred TO the recently proposed
bill for the renewal of the Crimes Act, and
said such measures were III his opinion,
needless. as ordinary laws were sufficiently
ample for the government Of Ireland. He
said the present Land Act was failure,
and that he would support the land pUr
chase bill which the Liberal Government
had proposed.
sir Peter Lumsden at Windsor Castle.
LONDON, July 1st.-Sir Peter Lumsden
was grdcnusiy entertained by the Queen
tonight at dinner at Windsor Castle, at
which the only other guest was the Mar
qdis o. Salisbury. This unusual homer
was supplemented nv letter, said 20 have
been written rs the Queen herself, III
which she cxpn sc1 her warm admiration
fUl MS conduct ia the management Of
British affairs ia central Asia duriug 4
most critical period.
Parliamentary Election.
LoNDoy, July lst.-fhe Parliamentary
election to-day in the borough OF LauHces-
ter, Cornwall, 10 til the vacancy caused by
The elevation to the peerage OF Sir Hardin
yes Clifford, the new Lord High Chancellor,
resulted in the return of Mr.. Webster, the
Tory candidate. by a majority OF forty
three.
Refused to Wear Mourning.
LoxpoN. Juvlst.-M. Waddington. the
French ambassador at London, and his
wife. have both refused. the S. james Ga
-ette says, TO appear III mourning at the
court ball, as prescribed by the Queen be-
cause Of the death OF Prince Frederick
Charles, Of Germany. NJ NaddingtOn s
refusal was officially declared in a courteous
note sent 20 her Majesty. IN this the
French Embassa Tor expressed 10 ihe Queen
his personal regret at being unable 10 COM
ply lSi,h The royal command, but said he
could not disnbcy the orders Of his Govern
meut To not wear mourning al The death
Of any enemy Of France.
Suicide at a Cannou's Mouth.
Vienna. July lst.-An officer committed
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