Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-25
roRkIGN NEWS.
The nuIcInno ouesilnn

has proposed to Austria ana France certain
identical measures of a pacific character for
the speedy settlement of the Dulcigno ques-
ton. The Sultan has ordered Ria Pasha,
under any circumstance, to surrender Dull.
cigno within Ave days. The conditions of
the Convention remain in dispute. There is
also fresh difference as to the road by which
the Montenegrins shall advance on Dulcigno.
Ria Pasha has undertaken to form a Gordon
around Dulcigno to prevent an Albanian in.
yasion.
a dispatch from Dulcigno says: In obedi-
ence to the Porte's orders to Ria Pasha to
surrender Dulcigno in five days, the Ottoman
Commissioner has withdrawn the several con-
ditions to which Montenegro objected, nota-
bly, those relating to the Turkish flag on
coasting vessels and the maintenance of Turk
ish laws in Dulcigno.
Turkish Troops for Adrianople.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, October th.-The Porte
has made arrangements for the dispatch of
10000 men to Adrianople in view of prepare
tions for union of Bulgaria and Roumania.
Great Land League Meeting.
GALWAY, October 24tb.-A great Land
League meeting was held here to-day, 10000
people being present. Parnell addressed the
meeting. He condemned the dispatch of re.
Inducements of troops and police to Galway.
he denounced Mr.. Forster, Chief Secretary
for Ireland, as a hypocrite, declared the
Government solely responsible for the assas-
sinations, and maintained that the only rem
edy was the autonomy of Ireland He APP
pealel to the people to be resolute, aud put
an end to English misrule. O'Connor Power
asserted that the tenants were suffering more
than the slaves of South Carolina had. Other
meetings were held in various parts CT the
country. No disorder is reported.
DUBLIN, October 2ith-It is understood
that at conference of law officers, at which
Mr.. Forster and Earl Cowper were present,
it was resolved to remove the trials of the
aeitators to London on certain conditions,
aid hat a private telegram from an Irish
nbsr in London confirms the report In
view Of such contingency, the LAID Leag ne
have named men to I'LL the offices in the CT
ganization which would be made vacant by a
removal to London of the officers charged
with conspiracy. 1t is understood that the
following will be prosecuted Charles S. Pat-
nell, John Dillon, Joseph T. Biggar. T. D.
Sullivan, Thomas Sexton, James 0'Kelly,
w. II. O'SulliYan, Arthur O'Connor and 7.
p O'Connor, members of Parliament; Mr..
Brennan, paid Secretary of the League Mr.
Egan, Treasurer; Mr.. 0'Sullivan, assistant
Secretary Mr.. Kittle, joint Secretary Mr..
B9ylop, paid Organizer, and Jas. Redpa.h,
American journalist.
Troops Ordered 10 Ireland.
PLYMOUTH, October 24lh.-Ths Twenty
fifth Regiment has been suddenly ordered to
embark for Ireland at the earliest date.
Wild Talk.
LONDON, October 24th-The Meas says
the report of removing the trial of the agita-
tors to London is wild talk.
Trouble In Observation-Disclosures Pest
office In Flames Troops Ordered TO
thai Vicinity.
New YORK, October 4th.-The Worlds
London special says: The postofice at Man
chester is in flames, and will be destroyed.
All telegraphic communication with London
is now Q2:25 a. NJ suspended. Great alarm
is felt here, as there are plain indications that
the fire was incendiary, and it is believed by
many persons that this indicates an intention
to organize disturbance in England in aid
of the Land League in Ireland. Two reei-
ments of infantry at Davenport have been
ordered by telegraph to the suburbs of Man
chester, which were under orders for Ireland.
The Government is surprised at the extent
of the opposition to the course it is pursuing
in relation to the Land Leaguers. All shades
of political opinion are united in denouncing
it as weak reaction, but member of the
Cabinet assures me that the Ministry will
stand or fall by its policy.
A Valuable Colt.
LONDON, October 24th.-Mr. Brewers GEL
ebrated three-year-old colt Robert the Devil
will be sold Wednesday. The reserve price
is said to be el5,000. 1t is believed that Earl
Roseberry will be the purchaser.
Proceedings Instituted = The Religious
DEGREES.
PARIS, October 24th.-General De Cissey
has instituted proceedings against NJ. Roche
forts paper and the Petit Parisen The
Cabinet Council has decided to continue the
enforcement of the religious DEGREES.
DISASTROUS Storm in Denmark.
COPENHAGEN, October 24th.--The storm
last Wednesday in Denmark did incalculable
damage to life and property.
Advices from Panama.
PANAMA, October 14th.-From Salvador it
is learned that the first of three large iron
bridges ordered from San Francisco-that for
the river Jute-has arrived also an Ameri-
can engineer to superintend its erection.
Don Manuel Heuera, Minister Of Fomento
of Guatemala, and Don Francisco Cormacho,
one of the most prominent citizens of the
Republic, have both left for San Francisco.
The former goes to Europe on a six months
leave of absence. Mr. Guillermonannet and
Colonel Schlessinger, the concessionists for
the extension of a railway from EsquIntla to
Guatemala City, have also gone to San Fran
cisco on business connected with their enter
prise.
A compact has been signed BY Colombia
and Chile, in which it is agreed to submit 10
arbitration all the questions in dispute be-
tween the two Republics. The arbitrators
are to be chosen by each party, and in case
they do not agree, the matter is TO be referred
to the President of the United States
NJ. De Lesseps assures President Cervera,
of Panama, that within brief time the
financial questions of the canal will be ar
ranged. and the commencement of the work
will follow Immediately.
weather In Ontario.
TORONTO, October 24th.--Dispatches to-
night from various parts of Ontario, north
east and northwest of this city, report very
rough weather, with snow last night and this
morning. doing great damage to fruit and
other trees. The snowfall varies from five to
twenty inches.