Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-24
THE WORLDS NEWS.
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oman Bresnik, Perknik and Izuar are in
the hands of the Bulgarians. The Servians
are still retiring. 1t is stated that the Bull
garian cavalry have occupied Tsaribrod.
yRrrSpLY COUNSEL" cooKED" DISPATCHES.
LONDON, November 24th-A MA dis
match from Vienna to the Times SAYS Rus
STA and England have induced the Porte to
dispatch note to Servia tomorrow, coun-
selling King Milan to stop the war.
The Seryian war reports are unreliable.
All correspondents are excluded from the
Servian lines except two Austrian corre-
spondents, whose dispatches are cooked"
THE SITUATION AT THE SEAT OF WAR.
LONDON, November 24th-A. M.-As far
as can be judged from the conflicting tele-
grams, the situation at the seat of war is as
follows; Prince Alexander has held at
bay the Moravia and Shunadia divisions,
which were advancing via Radomir. and
prevented them from joining the Drina
and Danube divisions He has driven the
latter back from Dragoraan. The Moravia
and Shumadia divisions still hold their po-
sitions, and are probably commanded by
King Milan. The people of Belgrade are
anxious as 10 how TIE Servians will escape
defeat. The ServiaH reverses are attributed
to blunders made by favorites of King
Milan, who are in command.
The English Elections
LONDON, November 23d.-This is election
nominating day in about 100 constituent
cies, and elections follow fast through this
week. Ireland, however. will not hold her
elections until next week In nearly all
the constituencies here in the provincial
localities the result will be fully known by
Saturday. Rural constituencies, in which
majorities of newly enfranchised electors
are included. will not be called to give their
verdict until after that of the cities and
towns If the elections of this week result
in considerable gains for one party, it will
be tolerably safe calculation that the elee-
tons OF next week will not diminish the
advantage of the successful party. Each
side is hopeful, neither confident.
LADIES ELEcrIoNEERINe.
LONDoN, November 23d-The greatest
personal interest of the whole electoral
field centers in the contest at Birmingham
between Bright and Lord Randolph
Churchill, which will be decided to-mor-
row. The Duchess of Marlborough and
Lady Churchill, who is a daughter OF
Leonard Jerome, of New York, at the head
of 300 danes, have been making a house
toulouse canvass on behalf of Lord Ran
dolph. Each lady is responsible for a sec
ton of the district and returns the number
of promised votes to the central ladies'
committee. The Duchess and Lady
Churchill, during their progress through
the streets, are greeted by cheers from The
Radicals. Lady Churchill says she has
visited the poorest houses in Birmingham
has encountered the toughest people, ant
with one exception has been received Will
the greatest courtesy and politeness. Sht
also addressed the workmen in the princi
pal factories. Lord Randolph is also
candidate for Paddington, where he is Ger
tain to be successful. Bright, in hi
speeches, refers humorously to the "prim
rose campaign"
English Steamship Service in China.
New YORK, November 23d.-Private, bu
official advices from London state that thu
British Government invites tenders for
iortnightly steamship service from Goa
liarbor, Il. c., to Hongkong, calling at Yo
Eonama, for period not exceeding sever
Years This is to be run alternately witl
steamer lines via Brindisi and Suez and i
regarded as very important in the event o
a blockade or other interruption on TIL,
Suez Canal 1t is expected through mail
will go over the Canadian Pacific via Que
bee and Montreal.
Religion in Germany.
LONDON, November Odd The Cente
party in the German Reichstag is much dis
satisfied with the Governments recent ex
PLANTATION that it would tolerate Catholic
missions III German colonies. The mem
bers accused Prince Bismarck of evadin,
the religious question involved, and intent
70 vote Selidlv against all credits asked 70
tledovernment for colonial enterprises il
the naval budget, unless the unconditiona
equality of Catholic missions with thos
under Protestant auspices is guaranteed be
forehand.
Very Much Like an American Trick.
PARIS, November 23d.-A letter pub
lished in lie Matin asserts that NJ Laville
the newly-appointed French Consul at Pan
ana, who was charged by Premier Brissol
toreport on the progress made in the worl
on the Panama Canal, is connected will
tile Panama Canal Company, and took on
with him report already prepared, witt
the object of inducing the Government t
agree to the issuance of lottery bonds TO tn
value of Goo. 000, 600 francs.
Business Failure.
LONDON, November 23d.- John Thoma
Shines " Co, wood brokers, have suspended
Their liabilities are believed TO be heavy
Another Steamer Ashore.
LIVERPOOL, November 23d.-The British
steamer Wentmore, from Liverpool for Bal
timore, is ashore on the Barbo Bank. Sh,
is in precarious position, and tugs hav'
gone to her assistance.
Missing Boat All Right.
LONDON November 23d-The missin.
boat of the steamer Iberian has arrived a
Crookhaven.
Tantamount to Annexation.
LONDON, November 23d.-Four Deput,
Commissioners and four assistants havt
been appointed for Burmah This is tanta
mount to annexation.
Not Massacred.
LONDON, November 23d "A dispatcl
from Cooktown, Queensland, says tn,
geographical expedition, which was re
ported 10 have been massacred in New
Guinea has arrived at Cooktown. All thu
members are we'll
Severe Fighting in Burmah.
RANGooN, November 23d-A dispatcl
from Minhla states that severe fightin.
took place to-day in the jungle, continuing
until the center post of the Burmese wa
captured, when they fled in all directions