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

would nave roughly treated the English
men If they had not been prevented from
Doing so by soldiers.
The Spread of Cholera.
MADRID, June 14th.-Two new cases of
cholera were reported in this city to-day,
and there were seven deaths from the dis
ease in the city of Murcia. Outside of the
city there were thirty-seven new cases and
sixteen deaths. In the city of Valencia
three cases were reported, and in the Prov
ince forty cases.
A Nephew of Emperor William Stricken
with Paralysis.
BERLIN, June ilth.-Prince Frederick
Charles, nephew of the Emperor of Ger
many, has had stroke of apoplexy, with
symptoms of paralysis on one side.
Russian Police Official Assassinated.
LONDON, June 14th.-A dispatch from
Baku, Russia, says the Assistant Commits
sioner of Police in that place was stabbed
TO death to-day. The assassin escaped.
Foisoner to be Guillotined.
PARIS, June 14th.-Albert Pell, the pois-
| oner, has been sentenced to the guillotine
A Desperate Fight.
GENOA, June 14th-A desperate fight oc-
CURED here to-day between procession OF
clericalS and mob of roughs. Knives
clubs and stones were freely used. One
| man was killed and many persons were
wounded.
Arrived from India.
LONDON, June 14th The Duke and
Duchess ofConnaught have arrived in Lon
| don from India.
Foundered in a Cyclone.
LONDON, June 14th.-The steamer Speake
| Halle. from Liverpool for Bombay, foun-
dered in q cyclone in the Gulf of Alden
There was only one survivor.
Agreement Arrived at.
/ BERLIN, June 14th-It is reported that
| England and Germany have arrived at an
| agreement in regard to their rights on the
| Bernie and Niger rivers, similar to the St
Lucia agreement.
! The War in Manitoba.
| WINNIPEG, June 14th.-News came in
| this morning that 800 Indians had left the
reservation at Tile Hills, and gone to join
Pasquack's band, which is located on the
Qu'Appelle lakes above Qu'Appelle. The
| Ninety first Battalion was sent from For
| Qu'Appelle to intercept and turn then
| back 1t is not expected that there is any
thing warlike in the movement, but col
| lision between the Indians and troop:
might occur.
| A Humboldt dispatch states hat forty
| prisoners taken at Batoche consisting o
| eight Indians, two white and thirty half
breeds, passed through there yesterday OF
their way to Regina. They were under the
escort of mounted police and special con
stables, in charge of Inspector Sanders. Tht
escort was strengthened at Humboldt by
| men from the Toronto cavalry.
| A dispatch from Clarks Crossing state.
| that gunner Charpcntic, of A Battery
wounded in the leg at Batoche, died in thu
hospital at Saskatoon to-day The othel
wounded in the hospital there, number
| twenty-Cne, are all doing well.
| No news from Big Bear yet.
| BIG BEARS WHEREABOUTS.
| Cn1PPEwAYAN MISSION PORTAGE, BEAvEf
RIVER, June 18th, 6 p. NJ. via Pitt anC
| Winnipeg. 14th. "A courier just arrived
| from Middleton's camp, near Loon Lake
reports Big Bear heading this way, Steele:
men pressing him very hard. The river
has risen several feet the past few days
thus preventing Big Bear crossing with his
stock east of this point. The SiXty-fftl
are stationed three miles down the river
The timber is heavy east of there. Bis
Bear will come in by an untraveled trail
and will thus be shared.
| The Russian Fleet Takes Possession of 8
| Corean Port.
| LONDON, June 15th-A. M.-The Russian
| fleet in the Japan sea has taken possession
of port in Corea.