Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-01-06
Mobiles Implicated in the CIeveIan
Street Scandal Skin Ont


Mobiles Implicated in the Cleveland
Street Scandal Skip Out.
LONDON, January 5th.-Another sensa-
tional development in the Cleveland street
scandal is about to burst. TWENTY-FIVE
men implicated, mobiles and otherwise,
have fled from England, and it is said that
by the time the Scotland Yard detectives
have finished none Of the Cleveland-street
habitues will be left in England
The police know al about the case, and
have the names and identity Of the Offend
ers. All the boys thes were captured were
made TO confess some new names. and
others gave descriptions enabling the
police TO shadow the parties to their resi-
dences.
Others were only suspected, and to these
men letters were written, giving them so
many hours to quit the country. OF the
twenty-five suspects recently warned
twenty-five fed, showing the remarkable
accuracy Of the boys information. The
total number OF absconders is sixty.
Latest from BRAZIL
New YORK, January 5Lh.-The steamer
Alliance from Rio brings news of rumored
executions by the military OF insubOrdinate
sailors, mariners and rash citizens who ex-
pressed too strong sympathy with the over
quiet prevails
The man who tried to assassinate Dom
Pedro was released from prison.
The sixty fourth anniversary of Dom
Pedro's birth was completely ignored
throughout Brazil.
Baron Lodaric is to be the Superintend-
ent of War Vessels.
Portugal Offers to.ApOlosize.
LONDON, January 5th.-The Portuguese
Minister at London, Senior Dantas, has
offered to return the British flags which
were seized from the Makolokos by Major
Serpa Pinto to the British officer at Jumbo
with full salutes of honor. and that the
settlement CT the Zambesi Nyassa question
shall be determined through the agency of
an ADglo-Portuguese frontier commission.
1t is believed that Lord Salisbury is likely
to agree to these proposals.
Military Instruction.
BERLIN. Januar 5th.-The Borsen Courier
says that in receiving the Generals of the
army on New Years Day the Emperor I'M
pressed upon them the duties of officers to
strive to be in a state of constant prepared
ness. He counseled them to study the
changes wrought by the new rifles and
smokeless powder. and educate the soldier
/ on Independent action.
Salisbury Improving.
LONDON, January 5th.-Lord Salisbury is
making favorable progress toward recovery.
The Influenza is still spreading slowly.
In Germany it is spreading rapidly. Busi-
ness is partially suspended and in many
places school houses have been converted
into hospitals.
Herr Petto, formerly Minister of Finance,
is dead.
More Fighting in Crete.
LONDON, January 5,h-Niscount Tenn
pleton died at San Reno to-day.
More fighting is reported in Crete. 1t is
said the Turkish force was recently routed
by the insurgents, and that q large quantity
OF ammunition was seized by the latter and
many of the Turks killed.
Storm in Great Britain.
LONDON, January 5th.-A gale has been
raging all over Great Britain TO day. Much
damage is being done throughout the
country and many wrecks are reported. The
Protestant Church at Bree, Ireland, was
struck by lightning and badly damaged.
Death of All Sing.
LONDON, January 5th.-Ah Sing, the
famous Chinese original of the Chinese
Edwin Brood" Dickens uncompleted
novel, died yesterday. He leaves widow,
an English woman.
flOOuS IN queensland.
LONDON, January 5th.-Floods are re-
ported in the northw west portion of Queens
land Part of the town of Normenter is
submerged, the water in many places be-
ing twenty feet deep. Floods cover an
area of 300 miles.
The DOwager Empress.
BRRLIN, January 5th.-The Dowager EN-
press Augusta, who is suffering with infu-
enza, had bad night. She has been un-
able to sleep. Her fever, however, has
rather diminished.
A Fireman Succumbs.
HALIFAX, January 5th.-A number of
soldiers at the garrison are attacked with
influenza. +. McKierson, firemsn of the
steamship Miranda, from New York, died
and severs.i of the crew are suffering.
Yellow Fever at Rio Janeiro.
LISBON, January 5th.-Private letters
from Rio Janeiro says intensely hot
weather prevails there, and that yellow
fever of a malignant type has appeared in
the city.
Valuable Building Destroyed.
LONDON. January 5th-Erste Fabrican,
in Pretoria, the largest structure in Trans
vaal, has been destroyed by fire. Loss,
$50O,OO0.
Uphill Work.
MADRID January 5th.-Sagasta expert
eDces great difficulty in forming a new
Ministry. He may have 10 abandon the
task.
a Sneezins Crew.
LONDON, January 5th.-The United States
war ship Enterprise arrived at Plymouth.
A msjority Of the crew are suffering from
influenza.
Birmingham Afflicted.
LONDON, January 5.h.-Fifty thousand
cases of influenza are reported at Birming-
ham. Only few deaths are noted here.
Her Case Becoming Critical.
BERLIN, January 5th.--This evening the
condition of the Dowager Empress Au-
gusta has changed for the worse.
The Princess Bismarck.
BERLIN, January 5th.-Princess Bismarck
and Counselor Won Rottenberg are seri-
ously attacked with influenza.
Uncle Sans War-Shps.
LONDON, January 5th.-The American
Squadron of Evolution has arrived at
Gibraltar from Targier.