Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-14

Rioting in England and Ireland.
BELFAST, July 13th.@Serious rioting broke
out this evening between Catholics and
Protestants and MANY stones were thrown
and revolVers freely nsed The military
was called out to restore order. Many per-
sons were injured and sent to the hospitals
LONDON. July 13th.-Polling in the New
market division of Cambidgeshire had to
be postponed to-day, in consequence Of
rioting. Several policemen were hurt dur
ing the disturbance.
Yesterdays Frolic in LELAND.
DUBLIN, July 13th-An Orange lodge in
Coalistan, small village in County Ty-
rome, four miles from Dungannon, was at
tackled last night by number of men be-
longing to the National League. The at
tacking party were armed with rifles, and
kept up fire for two hours on the lodge.
the police being powerless to interfere.
Armed moonlighters last night attacked
and secured possession of two houses in
Freemount and Kanturk, County Cork.
Then they entered and severely beat the in
mates.
Labouchere's Advice TO Gladstone.
LONDON. July 13th.-Laboucher writes
to the Daily Nelos urging Gladstone not to
resign, on the ground that he has a ma
jority on everything except the Irish ques-
ton, and that the Unionists are not likely
to support general vote of want of con-
tidence in him.
London Chess Tournament.
New YORK, July 13th.-Cable advices
from London report that the first round in
the international tournament of the British
Chess Association yesterday resulted in q
brilliant victory for the American players,
who each won game, with the exception
of Mason. who drew with Taubenhaus, and
Captain Mackenzie, who was paired with
another American player, Mortimer, to
whom he lost his game. Pollack's defeat
of Blackburn, the English champion. was
a surprise to every one, the latter being
well up in French defense. Mason's game
with Taubenhaus, the French champion.
was stubbornly contested, resulting in a
draw. Mortimer was in one of his brilliant
moods. Lipschutz did not look well after
his ocean trip, and it looked at one time as
if his game with Gunsberg, who has won
all the recent tournaments, was badly COM
promised, but he gathered himself together
and scored brilliant victory.
a Famous Castle Destroyed.
New YORK, July 13th.-The SIMS LON
don cable SAYS The famous castle of War
tenburg, at Wartenburg, in Prussia Silesia,
the residence of Prince Gustave Won Cour-
lande, was entirely destroyed by fire last
night. Prince Gustave and his wife, the
Princess Adele, were in bed when the fire
broke out, and narrowly escaped with their
lives. The castle contained many famous
paintings and valuable works OF art. all of
which were destroyed. The fire was caused
by the attack of pet dog belonging to the
Princess upon man servant who was
carrying lighted parafline lamp. The dog
bit the man, who dropped the lamp. The
lamp exploded and tie castle was burned.
Matters in France.
PARIS, July 13th.-The decision to expel
the Due d'Aumale was announced in the
Chamber of Deputies by NJ. Goblet, Minis
ter of Public instruction. NJ. Tolain said
that the Governments action was approved
by the country, and restored confidence in
the Ministry.
the navigation treaty with Italy.
General Boulanger, Minister of War. in
answer to protest of NJ. Keller, to the effect
that the expulsion of the Due dAumale
was illegal. said that the Due dAumale
and others of the exiles lose their grade in
the army in regular way. The Chamber
by a vote of 375 to 1GS, adopted vote OF
confidence in the Cabinet, and by 331 to
$50. decided 10 have Boulanger's statement
placarded.
Beecher to Preach at Westminster
LONDON, July 13th-Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher will preach next Sunday in West
minister chapel.
The Cholera Record.
ROME. July 13th.-Cholera returns for to-
day are: Brindisi, 147 new cases. As deaths
Tontana, 73 new cases. 26 deaths; Latano,
80 new cases, II deaths; Santito, II new
cases, deaths.
Peru and the Jesuits.
LIMA PERU, July 13th-At meeting
held in the public square at Callao, on Sun
day afternoon, it was resolved to petition
the Government to take immediate steps
for the expulsion of the Jesuits from Peru.
Grand Display by the knights of Pytllias.
TORONTO (Ont.), July 13th-One of the
grandest sights ever witnessed in Toronto
was the parade of the uniformed knights
of Pythias this afternoon They mustered
on Clarence Square about 4 P NJ, where an
immense crowd had assembled, and the
column headed byiMajor- General Canadian,
Acknowledgement Newell and a brilliant
stall, all mounted, began its grand march
through the streets.
The Old Story.
OTTAWA, July 13th.-A train carrying 500
Orange excursionists from Kingston, on
the Grand Trunk, after passing Cumher-
land this morning ran into an obstruction
placed on the track, on a sharp curve on an
embankment fifty feet high with a river at
the bottom. The train was not derailed as
the engineer saw the obstruction in time to
check the speed somewhat. 1t was, how
ever, narrow escape. The Orangemen
claim it was the work of their enemies