Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-29
WHOLE NO. 1O,746.

Council. which was to have been held to-
day has been postponed for q week. The
Tunes, III leading editorial regrets the
postponement, rs it considers that The con-
dition of ireland requires immediate at
tention. The columns of the Times to-day
contain many letters on Irish matters, in
Guiding one from q Lieutenant of an Irish
county, giving pitiable details of the evils
of boycotting.
The Recent Calamity at Stockholm
LONDON, September 2Sth.-The following
additional particulars of the recent calam-
ltv at Stockholm, Sweden have lust been
received; Nine. Nilsson had Just finished
a song and was bowling her aiieus, when
the enthusiastic crowd began a rush toward
Carlos Nil. Square. The police vainly
tried TO break the rush Women and chill
dred screamed, causing panic, and q hor-
rlDle scene ensued. For fifteen minutes the
AIR was filled with the groans of the dying
dresses were torn from the women, and
many persons were trampled under foot.
while lighting for their lives like mauiacs.
The night was clear and the moon was
shining bright. large staff Of physicians
was busy all night, caring for the sufferers.
Many persons are still missing and it is
feared they We're drowned in the canal.
Nine Nilsson has disbursed thousands Of
kroners in behalf of the wounded, and
pays the funeral expenses of those who
were killed. She gave a concert last even
ing III behalf of the sufferers
On the Same Platform.
LONDON, September 2Sth.-Lord Sails
bury and Lord Randolph Churchill viii
address a Conservative meeting at Newport
next week in the presence of each other,
and from the same platform. The meeting
HpSluDnf To SbnrV fbat be
are pursuing a united policy.
Cholera Reports.
MADRID, September 2Sth.-Throughout
Spain to-day 10 new cases of cholera and
32S deaths have been reported.
Damaging Floods.
ROME, September 2sth.-Floods have
caused great damage at Serravezza, a town
in the province of Lucca, rendering many
persons homeless.
Mortuary.
LoNDoN, September 2Sth. - Cornelius
Walford the distinguished author ana
publisher, is dead, aged 5S years.
-Four Thousand Cases of smallpox in
Montreal.
MONTREAL. September 2Sth.-Gentleme
on the Citizens Committee claimed to-day
that there was at least 900 cases of small
pox III this city. The opening of the The
ater Royal has been indefinitely post
poned, on account Of the smallpox cpl
demic. The health officers are encountering
the most determined opposition in their
work Of placarding, especially in the cast
end OF the city, ana several arrests have
been made.
AN I-vACCINATIoN RIOT
MONTREAL September 2Sth.-In conse-
quence of compulsory vaccination to-day
at about o'clock this evening howiing
mob surrounded the east end branch Of the
Health Office, ana completely wrecked the
building. The police on duty were power
less, and the mob, gathering strength from
this, marched upon the central Office in the
City Hall. By this time, however the riot
alarm had been sounded, and a strong force
Of Constables were gathered together
inside the building, but having no
one to command them, the mob
drove them out of their way like sheep
After the mob had smashed the central
Office, they turned their attention to the
central police station, and soon had all the
windows Of that building broken, and
revolver shots were freely fired at the
police, and TO scare them the police fred
over their heads, only TO be received with
jeers and laughter. Things now looked SO
bad that the police were armed with rifles,
deemed necessary to use them. The Con-
stables now charged the mob, club
bing them right and left, and sue
ceeded III dispensing them. but not
before they had wrecked the greater
portion of the Courthouse windows
which are opposite the City Hal. The
mob broke up into different bodies and
proceeded to wreck the windows Of the
! Health Office and the windows of the
office Of the medical health officer
and the Chairman of the Finance Commit
tee and Public Faccinators. 4 number of
! arrests were made. The city is in a state
Of great excitement. 1t is thought the
! riots viii be continued tomorrow night
/ The police will patrol around the public
/ buildings all night, while the military will
| tomorrow be held in readiness to quickly
! put stop to such actions.
Rebel Leaders Killed.
! HAVANA, September 2Sth. - LimbanO
Sanchez and Mongo Gonzales. rebel lead
ers, were killed yesterday by Spanish
troops. Their bodies were captured, to-
gether with their arms and documents.
The Casino Espanol has initiated sub
scription for the purpose of raising q fund
for the purchase of torpedo boats The
President of the Casino has headed the list
with a subscription of $4,000
interruption of Railroad Traffic in Mex
leo.
CITY or MEXICO (yia Galvestonl Septem-
Der 2Sth.-Itis is now SIX days since there
has been mail and passenger commu-
nicatiOn by rail with the United States. A
train that pulled out from here Saturday
night could get no further than San Juan
del Rio, and a train which should have
reached here last Tuesday only got as faE
as Silas, where it was compelled to stop on
account Of renewed wash0uts at Chinete-
pee. above Queretaro. Ii is hoped To get
the track IN condition and bring a train in
here tomorrow, with all the delayed pas
sengers and mail.
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