Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-10
The GrenaAier Guards.

LONDON, October 9th.-Inquiry was made
at the War Office this morning regarding
the story from Halifax, that the Grenadier
Guards, which were recently sent TO Ber-
muda from London because of insubordi-
nation, were suffering to an alarming ex-
tent from enteric fever, and that many
deaths have occurred. 1t was learned that
the War Office had heard nothing of the
matter save through the Halifax story, but
the officials stated thatthey would tele-
graph 10 Bermuda for the facts.
THE QUEEN DISTRESSED.
LONDON, October 9th.-The Queen, dis
tressed by the reports about the illness
among the Grenadier Guards at Bermuda,
sent her Private Secretary to the Foreign
Office this morning to demand the latest
news. Lord Salisbury replied that he had
received no news whatever.
Afraid of the TariH.
ROME, October 9h.-The committee sp-
pointed TO arrange for proper representa-
ton of Italian art and industry at the
international exhibition in Chicago in 1898
has dissolved, having decided that any fur
ther efforts to accomplish the work for
which it was formed would be useless. 1t
is stated that the committee found, in view
of the new United States tariff law, very
few manufacturers or others were willing
W seuu tAulUltS 10 ODiCdgO.
Two Girls Outraged and Murdered.
CUMBERLAND (Ont.( J, october 9a-. 49,
and Eliza McGonigle, aged Ii and II years,
respectively, daughters of James McGoni-
gle, started for home after school Tuesday
evening. The last seen of them alive they
were half mile from home and being fol-
lowed by Narcisse Lorooque. The bodies
of the girls were found last night. Both
had been outraged and murdered. Loroc-
que is under arrest on suspicion.
Outbreak 0uelled.
BERNE, October 9ih-A dispatch from
Bellinzona saws the Federal troops have
ouelled some serious outbreaks in Tisser-
rete between the Liberals and the Consery-
atives. 1t is reported that the Bundesrath
has decided TO re-establish the old regime
in Ticino, giving the Federal Commissioner
special executive powers pending revision
OF the Constitution.
Portuguese Cabinet.
LISBON, October 9Lh.-The Ministerial
problem is still unsolved. The King wrote
to Ferrao asking him TO accept the Foreign
Portfolio, but General d'Abrene Sousa,
considering further efforts useless, decided
to give up the attempt to form, Cabinet.
The King has now. summoned Castro to
undertake the task.
Prince Ferdinand.
ST. PETERSBURG, October 9th.-The NovOe
Vremya says: Germany, having failed to
induce Russia to recognize Prince Ferdi-
nand ss the lawful ruler of Bulgaria. has
advised Austria to abandon, for the pres
emf. the desire to obtain recognition for
Prince Ferdinand from the European
Powers.
Lord Salisbury's> Trunks Seized.
LONDON, October 9th.--Lord Salisbury
returned from the Continent last night.
at New Haven the customs officers seized
two and half gallons of spirits and a
quantity of cigars found in his carriage,
which had been brought over from Dieppe.
The coachman was detained.
Serious. Election Conflict.
| PARIS, October 9sh.-Dispatches from
Pondicherry, the capital of French settle
ment in India, says that serious election
conflict has taken place there between q
mob and the police. Several were wounded
on both Sides The military was ordered
| out.
Miners,- Troubles,
SYDNEY, October 9,h.-The non-U Union
miners at Bulli were attacked to-day by
| the Unionists, who drove them out and oc-
cupied the mines. The police were unable
to restrain the strikers, and reinforcements
| were sent.
Fire. in n SCHOOL l-house.
LONDON, October 9ih.-A fire occurred
TO-DAY in the historic Blue Coat School in
Caxton street, Westminster. The flames
were extinguished before much damage
was done.
Nicaraguas President.
SAN JUAN DEL Sur. October 9th.-Dr.
Roberto Sacasa, who succeeded to the
Presidency of Nicaragua on the death Oh
Caralo in 1889, has been reelected for four
years.
Several Were Wounded.
BERLIN, October 9th-The troable oe-
tween the police and the Socialists N op1ol. y
tan was resumed to. day, and in the conflict
several persons were wounded.
Death of a Conservative Leader
HAVANA, October 9th.-The Count Oh
Casa Morea, leader of the Cuban ConserVa'
tive party, is dead.
PEARS soap secures beautiful COM
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