Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-07-07
They Will Fight.

LONDON, July 9Th Arrangements to
match Joe McAuiiffe and Siavin for the
Ormonde Club stakes will be completed to-
day. Lord Lonsdale has advised Madden
to accept the terms offered, as he con-
sidered them fair. As sportsman he
thought that he could not advise other
wise. Madden has taken Lonsdale's ad-
vice. and the articles will be signed early
next week. Madden said he never had
any objection to the Ormonde Club, but
that he preferred Lord Lonsdale's manage
ment.
Policemen Suspended.
LONDON, July 6th.-Last night the po-
licemen at the Bow street station refused
to go out on duty, because a Constable,
who had taken a prominent part in the
agitations of the improvements in the con-
dition of the police force had been removed
to another district. Eventually the Con-
stable was reinstated, and the Bow-street
men returned TO duty. To-day forty mine
went out on duty 10 night. They were
hooted at by the crowds outside the sta
ton.
Scene of Disorder.
ROME, July 6th.-There was another
scene of disorder in the Chamber yesterday,
due to Premier Crispi's declaring that he
possessed documents containing serious
charges against the municipal authorities
of Catania, and refusing to produce the
documents until the proper time arrives.
Signor Imbriani and other members
yehemently protested against the Premier
course.
Does 1t Mean War?
LONDON. July 6th.-The British fleet in
the Pacific waters is to be reinforced after
the naval maneuvers by the belted cruiser
Aurora and the fast commerce-protector
Mepomne, the latest built ships. The in
crease is in consequence of the Behring
Straits trouble The North Atlantic
squadron will also receive additional ships
at the same time.
Cholera Spreading.
MADRID. July 6th.-The cholera cpl
demic in Valencia has slightly increased
Eleven new cases and three deaths are re-
ported at Tolova. and three new cases and
three deaths at Gambia.
MADRID, July 6th.-Cholera returns from
Valencia show total of % new cases and
is deaths on SATURDAY., and total of 81
new cases and IL deaths on Sunday.
Nihilists Convicted.
PARIS, July 6th.-The trial of The Mill.
lists resulted in the conviction of Reen-
stein. Nahachidzi, Katchintziff, Lavrenius
Levoff and Orlowski, each Of whom were
sentenced to three years imprisonment and
fined two hundred francs. Anna. the wife
of Reenstein, and a female physician
named Fromberg were acquitted.
Wholesale Poisoning.
VIENNA, July 6th.-The trial of ten Hun.
gariap women, charged with pois oning
their husbands, were concluded yesterday.
Two of the prisoners were acquitted. Oh
the others four were sentenced to death
one to servitude for life and three to fifteen
years imprisonment each.
Duties Remitted.
PARIS, July 6th.-The Gar RENTED the
stamp to duties, amounting to $4,000, on
the lease of the new French Embassy al
ST. Petersburg. This is looked upon as a
unique mark Of his friendship toward
France.
The New Cabinet.
MADRID, July 6th.-The new Cabinet is
composed of extreme Protectionists. II
will pursue an active colonial policy, buI
will remain neutral in European matters
Montenegrans Crossing the Frontier.
CoNsrAsrISopLE, July 6th.-The Monte
negrans have crossed the frontier in large
numbers, and have been victorious in sew
eral encounters with the Turks. They
now threaten the town of Ipex.
Died of Apoplexy.
Cry OF MEXICO, July 6th.--The family
of the late President Menendez. of San Sal
vador, telegraphs that The reports OF pois
oning and shooting are false, and that hi
died of apoplexy.
Growing Worse.
VIENNA. July 6th.-The condition Of
Count Kalnoky is reported to be worse.
Action Confirmed by the Pope.
LONDON, July 6th.-Tbe Pope has con-
firmed Archbishop Corrigan's action in