Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-21
Fatal Family Fight.
FOREIGN.
Anarchy ON The Albanian nor,,.r


BUCHAREST, October GOTH Trustworthy
intelligence from the border land between
Macedonia and Albania represents that the
Christians are ripe for revolution. The Bull
garians and Mussulmans are armed, and as
sassinations ON both sides are common occur
reuces. Anarchy reigns supreme. 1t is
believed that the chief purpose of the Turk
ish authorities in inducing the Albanians
to flock to the northern and southern from
tiers is to establish troops in the interior,
where they can control the lawless population
and crush their ideas of independence. If
some steps are not taken to restore order, the
population will probably be considerably
diminished by mutual determination.
Occupation of DuIcIgnO.
BADsEc, October 20th.-The Prince of
Montenegro has appointed General Popo-
vitsch Commander of Dulcigno. with instruc-
lions to occupy the town with ], 600 men.
The Agitation in Ireland.
LONDON, October 20th-The Globe learns
from good authority that the quantity of fire.
arms imported into Ireland from America
and the Continent greatly exceeds the esti-
mates.
About dozen land meetings are preparing
for Sunday.
The violent resolutions passed by the
Orange Lodges in condemnation of the land
agitators attract attention.
The Case of General De Cissey.
PARIS, October 20th.-General Farre Min
lister of War, publishes the following reply to
General De Cisseys order to-day, taking
leave of the Eleventh Army Corps
l have been compelled to bear in mind the dis
closure during the trial OF Ivan de Wocstyne of the
two letters, the authorship of which attributed
TO YOU AS you did not deny their authenticity the
Government did not deem it necessary to consult
the Court OF Inquiry but resol' ed to relieve you Of
your command not at your request, but as a disci-
plinary measure. Other acts, imputed to you by
newspapers, do not come within the jurisdiction Of
the Court OF Inquiry, but within that of Court
martial. can pc ceive neither in these attacks
the facts themselves sufficient to institute an
inquiry. The course open to You is to prosecute be-
fore civil tribunal the authors Of the imputations
The Religious Difficulty in France.
PARIS. October 2Oth.-The Carmeli;es were
expelled from their establishment at Rennes
to-day. The police were obliged to force the
doors, and it wac necessary to summons the
gensdarmes and battalion of infantry to
maintain order. The Central Commissary of
Police has resigned, as he deems the DEGREES
illegal. The police were ordered to dispense
a crowd collected near the Capuchin estab-
lishment at Marseilles.
The Murderers of Or. Parsons.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, October Doth. = The
United States Consul General here insists
that the sentences passed upon the murderers
of DIR. Parsons, the American missionary,
be carried out. The alleged murderers are
all i'll. One is condemned to death and two
to fifteen years penal servitude.
Showing In london.
LONDON October 20th.-It has been snow.
ing here this morning.
Greek Church I'm San Francisco.
LONDON, October 20th.-Funds have been
granted by the Russian Synod to erect
Greek Russian Church in San Francisco. A
priest has been appointed to proceed to Cali.
fornia, accompanied by Deacons, sub-Dea-
cons, acolytes and a choir. Five Thousand
roubles have been granted for preliminary
expenses, and the necessary funds for the
establishment will be forthcoming when the
mission leaves ST. Petersburg.
The Great Walk.
LONDON, October 20th.-The great walk
will begin November 1st. Several Americans
are entered