Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-23
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.
The King of Servia has returned to b
grade from Vienna.


The King of Servia has returned to Bel
grade from Vienna.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Eel
lows is in session at Baltimore.
A levy of all the able-bodied men in Bull
garia, between the ages of Is and-40 years,
has been ordered.
A Philippopolis dispatch states that Ora
galski, commander of the Roumelian mill
iha, has been arrested.
There he's been an important decline in
Russian and ether bonds in London. The
uneasiness CT the Stock Exchange is in
creasing.
The Di7cctors of the Chicago, Reck
Island and Pacific Railway have declared
quarterly dividend OF II per cent, payable
November ID.
The American bark Cashmere Captain
Nichols, from Philadelphia, April 23d, for
Hiogo, has been lost at Tanega Supa, an
island of Japan. Part of the crew were
saved.
1t is stated that King Milan, in an
interview with a number of diplomats,
stated that if the Macedonians rose in re-
volt against Turkish rule, he must act with
them as otherwise he would be deposed.
The opinion prevails al the Turkish En-
bassy in Paris that the great powers of Eu-
rope, and especially Germany, will enforce
| respect of the Berlin treaty, and that the
difficulty in Roumeia will be settled favor
ably 10 Turkey without resort TO arms.
Mrs. Kitty Keefe was murdered with a
Ratchet at Silver Creek, Pa, by Mrs.
| O'Neill in a fit of jealousy. The muir
| deress split Mrs. keefe's head open, then
| hacked her face beyond recognition, and
finally severed the head from the body
The Shenandoah Iron Company al
| Mines, Virginia, has defaulted on the pay
ment of its Indebtedness and a bill has
been filed in the Circuit Court of the United
| States asking for an Injunction and re-
| ceiver. The liabilities of the company are
about 100000
The Seryian army IS being modified,
and troops are being sent to protect the
| southern frontier bordering on Macedonia
and Albania. Fears are entertained of a
rising in both the latter places, and grave
| troubles are anticipated in the event OF
such an occurrence.
A meeting of the members of the Left in
| the Reichsrath was held in Vienna Mon
| day. Seventy-one of the members favored
| the formation of a single party association
! with the title of . Austro- German Club -
while the remaining forty seven constitute
themselves the German Club
Mrs. Weldon, sentenced to six months
| imprisonment in London, on March Both
| for libeling Riviere, manager of the Covent
| Garden Theater, was released from the
Holloway jail secretly on Monday night in
order to prevent demonstration which
was to be made in front of the prison.
The Secretary of the Treasury has direct
ed the suspension OF George II. Sterling
recently appointed Weigher at the New
York Custom-house, in place Of Captain
George Is. Bacon, pending an investigation
! to be made by the Collector of Customs OF
all circumstances attending the change in
the Office.
| Hendricks is said to have informed the
| President that he is impressed with the be-
| lief that a change in the office of Surveyor
| General of the Marine Hospital service is
neither wise nor expedient, and that he has
accordingly withdrawn the name of DIR,
Matthews, whom he had previously urged
for the place.
The Cabinet meeting in Washington yes
terday was attended by Endicott, Whitney,
Manning and Villas. Among the questions
considered at the meeting were the trou-
bles in Wyoming. and the possible reor-
ganization of the Civil Service Commission
The political situation in New York was
also Informally referred TO.
The London Standards correspondent at
Vienna states that, in an interview, the
Austrian Under Foreign Secretary assured
him that Austria had no intention of an
nexing Bavaria. Emperor Francis Joseph 5
visit to Bavaria, the Secretary said, had no
connection with recent events in Roumelia
Austria desires the Roumelia rebellion
dueiled