Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-11

| of Russians, apparently military officers, are
crossing the frontier en- route to Bulgaria.
LONDON, September 10.h.-The Posts Ber-
| lin spacial says: General Char is in Bull
| garis, and is acting in thoroughly revou-
| tionsry manner. and dent even dlsdaln
coalition With the Nihilists. Il is feared
these actions will bring about q crisis that
will lead to the reopening Of the whole East
| ern question.
The Telegraph of Vienna, referring to
affairs ia Bulgaria, says: IS It can be posi-
lively stated that the objsct of Russia is to
get rid of Prince Alexander and place its
own nominee upon the throne. None of the
powers will, however, tolerate the usurpation
of the throne of Bulgaria by a Russian pre-
tender, even though he should prove to be the
| Grand Duke Sergius or Grand Duke Paul I"
The Standards Berlin correspondent states
that the joining Of Roumenia in alliance
with Austria and Germsny is an answer to
Russia's coup d detdt in Bulgaria. He adds
that the relations now existing between Ger
many and Russia ore more than cold, and
says it is reported that the Russians ara con-
centratine an armed force north of the rlvsr
Pruth, between Roumania and Bessarabia.
The Tonquin Question.
PARIS, September 10ih.-The Figaro states
a second interview took place between Cnal
lemel Lac jur, the French Minister OF For
eign AffAirs, and Marquis Tseng, the Chi
nese ambassador, at which the ques-
ton of the location of the frontier of
Tonquin, in which was Included the independ-
ence of Ansm, was discussed. The con-
ference, however, was concluded without any
definite results.
| LONDON, September 105h.-The Paris cor
respondent of the Standard regards the state
ments made in the Figaro Saturday, touch
ing propositions submitted by the Chinese
ambassador for p settlement Of the Tonquin
difficulties, as reliable.
League Demonstration In Ireland.
| DUBLIN. September 10 0,h.-The demonstra-
ton SIS Waterford on Sunday, under the
auspices of the Irish National League, was
attended by over 1000 persons. The city
was unusually decorated with flags and em
blems, and there was an imposing procession,
with banners and several bands of music
The meeting passed resolutions demanding a
Parliament for Ireland. not only in name but
in reality, and declaring that Ireland must
have that which Eagland by necessity of
time. granted Canada, because Canada was
rebellIous. The adoption of the resolutions
was greeted with loud chesrs. Michael
DaVitt denounced the Land Act as entirely
inadequate to the needs of ireland. He
stated that not one-sixth Of the land cases
had been heard, and where they had been
ScbNAtu hnt EsuuCLlCu TGuI Ulu uOt aLlOuUb
to 81, Geo. goo.
Items frOm London.
LONDON, September 10 1.-The Paris cor
respondent Of the Standard regards the state
ment made in Figaro ON Saturday, touching
the propositions submitted by the Chinese
Embasssdor for settlement of the TonQuin
difficulties. as reliable.
A telegram from Madrid asserts that Span
ish sgitators in Paris sought to promote 3
rising in Cuba, but failed
L. has been discovered that man named
Terrence McDsrmott purchased at Glss-
gov two lots of gly cerine several weeks be-
fore the explosion took place there, and
carried them TO Whiteheads factory at Bir-
mingham, where they were probably con-
ve1ted into nitro-Elycerine, and used in the
attempt to destroy public building in Glss-
gov.
As the Dutch steamer Schsidam, from
New York for Amsterdam, was passing
Sicard Point, yesterday. sac signaled that
ate experienced q hurricane on September
lst, and that there WAS ten feet Of water in
the engine room.
Souvenir OF Reconciliation.
LONDON, September 10sh.-The Argentine
Consul in London, in behalf Of his Govern.
ment, has presented General Osborn with a
souvenir of the mediation of the Uoited
Republics on the frontier limitations. 1t con-
sists of gold and silver shield, designed by
Paul Gustav Dore, representing the two Re.
publics reconciled under the e sis of the
Uni.ed States.
The Straits OF suuda.
LONDON, September 10 h.-rhe comm snder
of the British man of war Swift telegraphs
that the great channels Of the Straits OF Sun
da are probably unchanged. The Angler
light has disappeared, but tbe lighthouse at
Java lead is undsmaged. The Du ca au-
thorities are taking every precaution to pre-
vent damage to vessels, and have ordered
their ships to cruise at the entrance for the
next three months, to warn vessels Of the
change of channel.
The British Grain Trade.
LoNDoN, September 10lh.-The Marx
Lane ErpreSs. in its revitw of the British
grain trade of the past wsek, says: Tue
harvest has progressed slowly. Trade in for
eign wheat stands slow, though there is no
quotsble decline in prices. Barley, maizs
and linssed are cheaper. Trade ia csrgoes of
the coast is neglected.
Attempts TO Burn Public Buildings.
ST. PETERSBURG, September 10,h.-Several
attempts nave lately been made in the town
of Darpot Livon to burn the public build
ings.
The Lord Chancellor OF Ireland Bead.
DUBLIN, September 1OEh.-Risht Honora-
BILE Hugh Law 20 C,), Lord Chancellor of
Ireland, ia dead.
NO Further Outbreak.
AGRAN, September 10th.--No further out
break has occurred. Last night passed
quietly. A number of citizsns offered their
services to assiss in preserving order, The
announcements by the Government Of the
suspension of execution Of distress warrants
for the payment of taxes hss led to a par
tiaI pacihcstion of the country.
Count de ChambOrd's VIII.
vienna, September IOsh.-The full text
of the will Of Count de Chambord is pub
lished. Il gives the Countess a life estate
ia his four domains, and an income of 2000,-
600 francs. less 100000 francs variously
bequeathed.
Across tue British Channel I'm Balloon.
LoYpoN, September 10th.-M. Hoste, q
| French aeronauf, afcer several attempts, to-
day succeeded in crossing from France to
England in "a balloon.
Aid fer susrerers- Decree or Exemption.
The Hague September 10.h.-Fifty
Thousand euilders have been subscribed here
to be sen. 70 Batavia, for the relief of suffer-
ers by tne volcanic eruption,
Affairs In Hayti.
ST. THOMAS, September 10sh.-There was
a tidal wayo in this harbOT August 9th. The
water receded thrae times. A sharp earth.
quake shock was felt at 10 o'clock the follow.
ing night August S0,h two shocks we're felt
almost simultaneously, the first being light,
the second severe. Considerable alarm was
felt, but no damage was done.
Tire Haytian revolutionisss, having bought
the British steamer Elder, dispatched her ou
the 25sb wish fifteen exiles for Jamaica On
! the 29.a the vessel entered Jscmel feigning
distress, and was seizsd and sold by auction.
Seven Dominican exiles left on the 29sh for
Barbados, with arms aud ammunition, IN
tending to proceed TO Jacmel. The captain
Of the vessel took charge oil the ammunition,
and landed the passengers in Jamaica.
Forty Uouses Burned.
SAN FERNANDO (Trinidad). September
1st.-A fire on High street, August 29sh,
destroyed forty houses. Thelossis estimated
| at 10000