Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-04

DaVdTld I'd per Ccub.y OdOFlH duo oWdbla ~
per cent, South Italy and Wurtemburg 10
per cent, Bessarabia 10 per cent, and Hun
gary, Poland and Belgium 5 per cent. above
the average The harvests of Prussia, the
Palatinate, Baden, Switzerland, Denmark,
Sweden. Norway, Central Italy, Holland,
South Russia, Servia and Egypt will be up to
the average, and those of Austria and Neck
lenberg per cent. below. Great Britain,
ireland and Saxony 10 per cent, Courland 20
per cent, Cortland % per cent, and Central
Russia 40 per cent. below the average.
Another Attempt 10 Elevate the Gar of
Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, September 3d-Reports
are current here and in Moscow that prepare
lions were discovered to lay a mine under the
railway near Charlloff, through which the
Emperor passed on his way to Liyidia. 1t is
also said that explosives were found near
Simpheropol.
LONDON, September 3d.-A st. Petersburg
dispatch says, with reference to the reports
of the alleged plots to take the life of the
Gar while on his way to Lividia A Mos
COW paper states that a policeman a fort
night ago found the inmates of q small house
near the Charkof railway engaged in an ex-
cavation They said they were making a
cellar. A search was subsequently made
and it was discovered that they had begun to
make tunnel towards the railway. The
diggers disappeared.
Affairs ia Duicicno.
CoYsTANTINoPLE, September 3d.-An trade
was issued to-day, authorizing the immediate
surrender Of the town of Dulcieno to Mon
tAnegro. Four thousand Albanians had en-
tered Dulcigno. 1t is believed the Porte will
have some difficulty in effecting the cession.
The MoRtenegrin Frontier.
CoysrANTINoPLE, September 3d-Abed-
den Pasha, Minister of Foreign Affairs, on
the recommendation OF Count Gorte, the
Italian ambassador. is TO fix the Montene-
grin frontier line Immediately. To-day he
called together the dragomans of the different
Embassies, to communicate the deinitive
frontier of Duleigno as approved by the Sui
tan.
Negotiations Broken OF
SAGUI, September 3d.-Rasa Pasha has
broke of the negotiation with the chiefs OF
the Albanian League, and is preparing to
move his troops against the encampments of
the Albanian volunteers.
Proposed Annexation Of Candahar.
LONDON, September 3d-Lord Harting-
ton, replying to delegation urging the an.
nexation of Candahar, said the Government
was still considering the matter, but ex-
pressed strongly the opinion that the difficult
ties and injustice of such a course would
much more than counterbalance any advan-
tage of the acquisition.
Challenge 10 Fight-Panama Canal SesO.
tiasiOns.
PARIS, September 3d-CoIonel Jung of the
War Office mas challenged Ivan De Woe
styne writer for the GdaloiS, for accusing
him of selling military information to the
Russians.
The Panama Canal negotiations do not
progress favorably.
The Religious Difficulty in France.
LONDON, September 3d.-A dispatch from
Paris says: The divergent statement Of the
newspapers cause a belief that difference
exists in the Cabinet on the subject of the
| proposed letters to religious congregations.
The Temps denies that the latter was ever
submitted to the Premier for his approval.
Bills Adopted.
LONDON, September 3d.-The House of
Lords adopted the burials bill and employees
liability bill, as reamended by the House OF
| Commons.
ParneIrs Amendment.
LONDON, September 3d-In the House of
Commons tonight Parnell introduced his
amendment adding the clauses Of the registra-
ton bill to the appropriation bill
Foreigners in Chile and Peru.
New YORK, September 3d-A dispatch to
the Star and Herald of Panama says: The
French residents are fairly well provided for,
but what will become of the Italians, Ger
mans and others, it is difficult to say The
italian Minister Is most. active, and in view
OF what has occurred in the South, it is very
necessary, as the hatred borne by the Chile
ans against the Italians is very bitter.
Chile and Peru-Pfeliminary Treaty Of
Peace Signed.
LONDON, September 4.h-A. M.-The Daily
Telegraph reports that a preliminary treaty OF
peace has beel signed at Lima, and the fol-
lowing are its principal articles; Peru sur
renders her monitors, the Nance, Capac and
Otahualpa, RACES the Qualifications of Cailao,
surrenders all the artillery of Callao, en-
cages not to augment her navy for thirty
years, and viii reimburse Chile for the cost Of
the war. Chile engages to pay half of the
exterior debt of Peru.
Another Vessel sunk in 4 Collision.
LONDON, September 4th A. M The
steamer Sumatra, from Boston, while going
up the Channel yesterday, came in collision
with the Dragon, from London. The latter
sank Immediately. The crew were saved.
The Sumatra was greatly damaged, but pro-
ceeded to London.