Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-01
WHOLE NO. 1922.

noon. There seems to be little, if any, de-
crease in the panic among the people. how
ever One thousand worllmen have de-
serted their places at the arsenal and fled
before the seogrge. Both divisions of the
evolutionary squadron have been removed
rom Toulon and stationed in the Gulf of
San Juan to await the subsistence Of the
epidemic.
MADRID, August 3lst.-Three thousand
elght hundred and thirty-one new cases of
cholera and l,243 deaths are reported
throughout Spain Yesterday
NEW YORK, August 3ist-The Times, re-
ierrng to the outbreak of cholera at Ma
gaSaH- thinks it doesn't menace the Pacific
coast. Cholera has never been brought
INTO America across the Pacific Never
theieSs, precautions should be taken at San
Francisco.
GiRRALrAR, August 3lst.-One death from
cholera occurred here to-day. making the
tenth fatal case within Gibraltar since the
outbreak Of the disease in Spain. Six new
cases OF cholera and two deaths occurred
within the Spanish lines az this point yes
terday.
MADRID. August 3ls,.-Statistics of chole-
rt IN Spain for the past week show that
there was daily average decrease of 800
new cases and 1l0 deaths In Granada and
Saragossa this decrease was the most notable
while in Madrid and Barcelona there was
no change. In Palenia, Toledo and Zamo-
ra there was an increase III thenumber of
cases and deaths.
Oieaning the Streets of Obscene Papers.
LONDON, August 3lst-The recoup action
taken by trateSmen on the Strand has re-
suited in the sudden disappearance of all
obscene pamphlets with which that thor
1frlt far 4oI g.- Il.
police cleaned them out ia a single dav.
and nothing now is seen but evening
papers, and similar ACTON was taken In
Paris.
Mary Anderson as "Rosalind."
LONDON. August 3lst-Mary Anderson's
impersonation Of R0salind was Grand
success. She makes the character al first
more masculine than Shakespeare drew it.
She was appareled like man. and her
splendid hight of figure gave vigor aud
emphasis to this rendering. At times it
seemed as if the gjrl haG been lost in the
counterfeit Ganymeie. Ia the scene, how
ever, where Rosalind learns that Orlando
bGs been wounded in 4 contest with q
lioness, Miss Anderson Very clearly allowed
the entire masculinity Of her part to disap-
pear in her growing and most womanlv
fright, and as the recital proceeded her sud
den physical terror and ultimate SWoOn
were artistic and loudly cheered In her
costumes Mary Anderson makes uD more
like the modern Rosalinds than those of a
few decades ago. Buif-leather boots ex-
tend several inches over the knee, dark
claret colored breechcs continuing .he cos
tune to a leather doublet and graceful red
silk coat. In her panoply of arms Miss
Anderson is Amazonian, " her spear like
unto Weaver's beam Her reception was
hearty from the first, and waxed enthusi-
astic rs the play proceeded, and the final
call was vociierous.
Conspiracy Against Lord Randolph
Churchill.
LONDON, August 31st.-ParnelIs S speeches
have enkindled and increased the vexation
OF many prominent Conservatives, some Of
them being members of the Government.
towards Lord Randolph Churchill, for hav-
ing committed the party so deeply toward
the Irish demands. A movement is already
on foot to oust Lord Randolph Churchill
from the Office if the Tories are returned to
full power at the general election Two of
Lord Randolph Churchiils colleagues arc
IN this conspiracy. The truth seems to be
that Parnells plain talk, SO far in advance
Of anything he ever said before, is pri-
marily due to the necessity Of firing Irish
enthusiasm for the elections and Is intend
ell TO strengthen the hold on the Irish in
England, who are mainly Fenians and
Radicals.
Terrible Storm in Italy,
Pisa, August 3lst.-A terrible thundcz-
storm visited this city yesterday. Ligh-
ming caused great destruction II struck
and shattered the tower OF the Church of
ST. Cecilia and that Of the Church of San
Giuseppe. The former was 50 badly split
that it is expected to fail at any moment.
Although subjected to the hardest storm
known in Pisa during the present genera
ton, the leaning tower remains uuiniured
Ereuchnen to be Expelled from Ger.
many.
New YORK, August 31st.-The Hrd7Fs
Paris special says the Gdsette DiDiOHatiqlts
states that Prince Hohenlohe. the new
Statthaltar of Alsace- Lorraine VIII iuaug-
urate his administration by a general de-
cree, in virtue of which all French sub
jccts resident and located in Imperial
provinces will be compelled to evacuate
Germany territory without delay. Count
Zamoiskv, son Of the celebrated General OF
the same name, and naturalized French
man, has been expelled from Pozen. where
he holds extensive landed property. Ru-
mors OF French reprisals prevail. No
doubt French feeling has been much
aroused by the Spanish attitude toward
Germany.
One-mile ECOtrace.
LONDON, Angus; 3lst-The track TODAY
was very heavy at Lille Bridge, where the
one-mile running race for $500 side be-
tween Cummings, professional, and George,
heretofore champion amateur sprinter OF
the world, took place. Cummings was the
choice in the betting. George won easily
in III
The lour-mile race between Cummings
and George viii be run at Glasgow en- Sep
tembor 18th.
VOLTS Mission 20 Turkey.
VARyA, August 3lst.-Wolh's mission
has not proved all smooth water A little
hitch occurred at the outset of which a
great deal more was made in diplomatic
circles than circumstances warranted The
Sultan did not like the tone Of VOLTS
speech, of which q copy, according to tridi-
tional usage. is always presented before an
audience England was made To appear as
if she authoritatiycly demanded TURKEYS
assistance instead of applying o the Sultan
as a supreme sovereign to help in restoring
order in Egypt The matter having been
explained and due prominence having been
accorded to the Sultan's position. he con
sented to receive Wolf.
The Alleged Murdcr of Olivier Paine.
PARIS, August 3lst.-Itis is semi-ofiicialiy
stated this afternoon that the French Gov
ernment has requested England TO investi-
gate the circumstances attending the alleged
murder Of Olivier Paine by British officers
in the Soudan, and to obtain the fullest
information concerning the whole subject
Charges OF Misconduct to be Investigated.
SIMLA, August 31st - The Ameer of
Atehanistan hes sent native officer from
Cabul to investigate the charges of miscon-
duct made by tie British Boundary Com
mission against the Governor of Herat
The principal charge is that the Governor
opens confidential letters by way Of Herat
. members of the Commission. and The
inlimati0n is conveyed that this tampcring
is not done in any British interest.
Smau-Fox in Montreal.
MoSTREAL, August 51st. - Twenty-Five
cases Of smallpox were reported yesterday.
twelve of which were authenticated There
were seventeen deaths from the disease
saturday and eleven Sunday,
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WosDERFUI BEcoRD.-The Butte (5iont)
Laer-5f0'sntai,e Of August oath furnishes
the following