Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-30
ORIGINAL DEFECTIVE

servatives for the Office OF Deputy apeake
in the House of Commons, u oPpositioIi t
| Leonard Henry Courtenay G<Rdical), LIB
/ eTal candidate.
| The Irish Indignant.
IRELAND July 29th.-The United srei8nc
/ to-day says. The truce with landlords j:
shattered, and The Irish. people have nGs she
least intention 10 estrange the Engiisil
masses. 1t would be impossible to produce
Il Iaore eloquent example of the policy o.
rammiDg the English rule down Irish
throass than is afforded by the Marquis oi
SalisbuTy's appointment as Irish Viceroy,
of the Marquis OF Londonderry, inheriting,
AS he does, the blood and name of the cut
throat Cas,lereagh
The EfeeleqtS Jomnat says: The appoint
fnent of the Lord OF Londonderry 10 be
Riceroy of ireland. and of Sir Michael
HiclxsBeach 20 be Chief Secretary. is om-
ineus of coerc;en. Irishmcn must be pre-
pared for this.
The Loyalist pyess is delighted over the
appointment of Londonderry TO the Lord
Eeuteaantcy
The sity is placssded witA appeals to
lrishm n to assemble III their thousands 10
make tbs greatest demonstration possible
on the occasion of ths departure of Lord
Lieutenaits Aberdeen and his wife from
Ireland rext week. she call is signed
By order Of the citizens and TradesCoun-
Gil Committee and arsong Other things
says: " lrislmen, by the nature of your
farewell to the Earl of Aberdeen and his
noble wife prove that yot appreciate the
efforts of Eagsnd's greatesS statesman. TO
secure concessions OF richards inaiieDable
right &c home rsle."
Capture of a Steamer by Chinese Pirat es.
LoxDoN, July 29,h.- Dispatches from
China state that Chinese pirates attacked
aud took possession of the Dutch steamship
Hok while bound for Penang from Acheen.
The pirates killed the Captain, first mate
and chief engineer. The Captains wife
and the remainder OF the ships crew were
made prisoners by the pirates, who de-
manded $4,000 for the surrender of the
eaptiyes. The Dutch authorities will en-
deayor 10 secure a rescue of the captives,
and, if possible, the arrest and punishment
of the pirates.
The Fishery Question.
OTTAWA jOnt), July 29th.-American
have fled their defense in the case of the
schooner Ella NJ. Dougherty, seized in May
last. The Government admits the making
of the treaty of 1918, but contends that its
provisions must be construed in connec-
ton with the treaty of 1888, and more par
ticularly with Article III. thereof The
contention is that those Acts do not pro-
hibit the purchase of bait or ice.
Fatal Duel.
BRUSSELS, July 29th.-In duel to-day at
Liege, between the artillery Lieutenant
Sauvoge and Dr. Prelle, an army surgeon,
four shots were exchanged. and with his
fourth fire the Lieutenant killed the doctor
instantly by shooting him through the
heart.
The Anslo-american Cable Company.
LoYDoS,. July 29th.-At the meeting of
the Auglo-American Cable Company to-
day, the semi-annuaI report was read. 1t
states illat the receipts for the half year, in
Guiding e4,096 brought forward, amounted
to 9116,737, showing a decrease, as conf
pared with the receipts of the first half of
the preceding year, of 922, ,321. The falling
Off is attributed to competition, reduced
tariff, and continued depression of trade in
Europe and America. 1t is not proposed to
declare dividend for the past quarter, but
to carry forward balance OF 81 423, be-
sides E5, coo to be devoted to the renewal
fund The report was adopted with few
dissenting votes.
MIR. Beeolser Presented with an Address.
LoEnoN, July 29th.-Half hundred
Nottingham ministers waited upon Mr..
Beecher yesterday and presented him with
an illuminated address. There was a great
throng ar the lecture and much enthusi-
asm. He vas entertained afterwards at
supper ut the Literary Club at Noting
ham.
Russia's Navy.
Vienna July 29th-The Political Corre-
spo3,denctd says Russia will soon recall the
Mediterranean squadron and that Vice-Ad-
miral kaznapOff. commander of the squad
ron, will be transferred TO the Black Sea
fleet
Cholera in Anstro-Hungary.
VIENNA, July 29th-Three new cases of
cholera and two deaths from the disease
are reported at Gospich. At Flume a dis
tresSing state of affairs exists. Exorbitant
prices are charged for provisions, and there
is general stagnation in trade. The suf-
ferings of the poor are intense and dread of
the cholera increasing.
Peace of EUROPE Threatened.
PARIS, July 29th.-An Austrian diplo-
mat writes to lie Mdtin that the peace and
equilibrium OF Europe are threatened by
the rupture of the triple alliance.
Cosfidence of De Lesseps.
PARIS, July Goth AT the annual meet
ing of the shareholders of the Panama ca
nal to-day, De Lesseps, on behalf of the
Board of Directors, presented volumin-
Gus report, which he read. In this he took
q very favorable view of the situation. He
expressed confidence in the completion of
the canal by June, 1889, within the cost es-
timated by the Congress in 1879. He said
he believed there would be little difficulty
in securing the necessary funds.