Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-14

manning. He said the reign of the law had
practically been superseded by some different
authority. Despite the Judges remarks the
jury acquitted some men charged with q
fragrant case If intimidation.
The Bulgarian Assembly.
SIsTovA, July 1Ssh.-The Assembly to-day
voted to accept Prince Alexander's condi-
tons. The session then closed.
LONDON, July 13th.-The Standards Sis
tova dispatch describes the populace as de-
lighted with the vote sustaining the Prince.
The Times correspondent, On the other hand,
describes the whole affair as solemn mock
cry, the deputies being mere tools of the
Prince.
The Wanderers of Abdul ziz.
CoNsTANTINopLE, July l3.h.-The Court
of Appeal submitted that there were some
flaws in the procedure at the recent trial of
the persons implicated in the murder of Alb.
dull Aziz, but declared that they were not
sufficiently important to invalidate the sem
tence passed.
Appeal for Pardon.
CcSsrANTINoPLE. July 13th.-Midhat
Pasha has addressed an appeal to the Sultan
for pardon.
The Great Fire In France.
PARIS, July 13sh.-The railroad depot,
LOCO trucks and other property have been
burned at Cette. The fire is not yet out,
though two or three square miles have been
burned over. No lives have been lost.
Crop Outlook In Canada.
TORONTO, July 13th.-The Globe to-day
publishes crop reports from all parts Of the
Dominion. The harvest, as whole, will be
by no means equal to the splendid harvests OF
1877 rs 1880, but will be superior to that Of
1876. The wheat crop is the only cereal in
which any deficiency is threatened. Fall
wheat is II per cent. below the average.
Spring wheat is in much better condition
than fall, but s per cent. less than average.
Battle CT the BOync.
OTTAWA, July I3th.-The Battle Of the
Boyne was only socially celebrated here ; but
elsewhere in Canada there were speeches,
parades, etc.
Fires on fhc Islands Near Quebec.
QUEBEC, July 13.h.-A fire is creating
great destruction in this vicinity. Margare,
Island, some miles below, is reported on fire,
and st. Jean Chlysostcm Isle is burning
also Breakes' fine mill The city has bsen
covered with dense smoke.
Advices from Guaymas. Mexico.
GuAYMAs, July 5sh.-There is no truth
whatever in the reports published in Arizona
that troops to the number of 5000 ara here
to help Sam. Brannar. There are hardly
500 Federal soldiers in tie State, and these
are ON the Arizona border to rspress the cow
boys.
The Yaquis were said two days ago to be
on the war-path, but the news lacks CON
tirmation.
Sam. Brapnan is here, and was paid Sl0.'
900 at the Mexican Custom-house. He re-
turns to San Francisco by the Nswbern. The
Federal Judge has granted him permission to
have the land surveyed. Brannan says that
the land low allotted TO him is not the same
which had originally been promised.
The Fourth of July passed off very well
here, and the American Consuis reception
was most pleasing affair. All the Ameri-
cans and many of the influential Mexican
citizens called, and cordial wishes passed.
A man Just arrived from Alamos ascribes
the death of DR.. NJ. Farie, the dentist. Whose
death was reported some time ago as caused
by falling down deep well, to foul play. He
says the hotel keeper shook the rope to cause
Earle to fall down, in order to obtain his
chattels, as Earle intended to leave for
Culiacan the next day.
The tracklaying CT the Sonora railway has
been resumed, and 1000 feet are daily being
laid. It is apparent now that we will be
connected with Hermosilo by tie end Of
August.