Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-19
FOREIGN.
The Roumanian Frontier.

LoNDoN, OctODer lotn.-M. Bratlan0, the
Roumanian Premier, in an interview with
Prince Bismarck demanded that in the
event of an alteration of the frontier of the
Balkan provinces, the line of Roumania be
extended south of the Danube, so as to in
close Silistria, Batdajek and Baltschuk, and
that Roumania have the right to tortify these
places.
Proposition to Revise the Berlin Treaty.
LONDON, October 1Sth.--M. De Giers, the
Russian Foreign Minister, recently made
oyertures to Lord Salisbury and Prince Bis
marck, in favor of a conference at Berlin,
to revise the Berlin Treaty. Lord Sails
bury disfavored the proposition, and Prince
Bismarck replied that the time was mop
perfume the elections in France and Eng
land leaving the foreign policies of those
countries uncertain.
Kosiak Pass Occupied by the Servians.
LONDON, October 18th-The Servians
have occupied Kosiak Pass, which is on
the Jerma river, and partly in Turkish
territory, being on the Observation-Disclosures
ian frontier.
Disbanding a Portion of the Reserves.
vienna, October 1Sth.-It is stated that
as result of the pacific attitude of Bull
garia, Seryia is disbanding portion of her
reserves.
lncTestseu nope LOT Eeace.
LONDON, October 1Sth.-A Berlin CORE
spondent of the Daily Nel0S says that nearly
all the Powers have agreed to conference
on the Balkan question, and that the hope
that peace will be maintained increases
Bismarck Determined to Prevent War.
LONDON, October 19th-A. M.-The Stand
ard this morning says: Russia and Austria
are unable to come TO an agreement in re-
orI 10 no. pa1l-a,, az -,
marck is determined to prevent war. Three
powers have agreed to restore outwardly
the statu quo, and Bulgaria, Servia and
Greece will probably be choked off.
Increase of The Russian Navy.
LONDON, October 1Sth.-Russia is pro-
jecting large additions to her navy.
Second Ballots in France.
PARIS October 1Sth.-Returns so far re-
ceived of the second ballots to-day for
members of the Chamber of Deputies are
in favor of the Republicans. NJ. Papon
(Republican) has been elected in the De
partment of Eure, against Due de Brogie.
American Homestead Law Wanted for
Ireland.
DUBLIN, October 1Sth-At a meeting of
tenant farmers at Westport, to-day, reso-
luton was adopted demanding that the
Government introduce in Parliament bill
similar to the American homestead law.
Protection Against Eviction.
DUBLIN, October 1Sth.-At a mass meet
ing of citizens to-day, a resolution was
adopted urging protection against the evic-
tons ON the Earl of Pembroke's estate.
Coal Contract Signed.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, October fsth-A tele-
gram from a well-known English house
states that a contract to supply the English
fleet here with coal was signed on the 10th.
Mrs. Langtry and Her Debts.
LONDON, October 1Sth.-Mrs Langtry is
summoned to appear before the County
Court at Chelsea tomorrow morning, for
refusing to pay her household debts, con-
tracted while living with her husband
The debts are mostly for gorgeous uniforms
for fiunkeys and for dressmakers' bills.
Disaster on a Race Track.
MELBOURNE, October 1Sth.-During q race
here fifteen horses fell in one race out of
forty one starters. One jockey was killed
and seven were badly injured.
Deaths from Smallpox.
MONTREAL, October 1Sth.-For the week
ending Friday night there were reported
by the authorities of the Roman Catholic
Cemetery 293 deaths from smallpox in the
city; % at st. Conegonde Is at ST. Henri
at st, Gabriel; 20 at st. Jean Baptiste; %
at st. Louis.
The Situation in Burmah.
LONDON, October 19th-A. M.-The Times
has advices to the effect that complete an
archy prevails in Burmah. 1t is expected
that the Dacoit tribes will storm Mandalay.
A very hostile feeling is shown in Burmah
toward all foreigners, and general massa-
ere is feared The Italian Consul at Man
dalay has been threatened with imprison-
ment.
MANDALAY, October 16th-Every avail
able armed man has been summoned for
service. The Burmese Ministers have de-
cided to stop the British Envoy, with the
Indian Governments ultimatum, at the
frontier.
Searching Inquiry Agreed to.
LONDON, October 19th-A. M.-Lord Ran
dolph Churchill, Secretary of State for
India, has acceded to the request for
searching inquiry into the affairs of India,
apart from questions of policy.