Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-02

1Dc fhOuineltan trouble.
PHILIPPoPoLIs, October 1st.-Prince Al
exander is actively engaged pushing for
ward measures for the defensive. Bulgarian
troops from Sofia are taking the places of
the volunteers who have gone to the
frontier. All stragetic positions and passes
are being rapidly fortified, and military
posts are being greatly strengthened. The
postal telegraph tariff of Eastern Roumeiia
has been assimilated with that of North
Bulgaria.
ATTITUDE OF RoUMANIA.
VIENNA, October 1st.-Bratiano, the Rou-
manian Prime Minister who has had an
interview with Emperor Francis Joseph
and Count kalnosly. Austrian Foreign
Minister, respecting the attitude Of Rou-
mania in the event of a war between Tur-
key and Bulgaria, has left the city to confer
with Prince Bismarck, after which he will
visit the Gar His mission is for the pur-
pose OF having Roumania considered in
violable and accorded rights similar to those
enjoyed by Belgium, if hostilities should
break out. The opinion gains ground that
the crisis is extending, and that unless the
Powers intervene at once war is inevitable.
The Porte, as precautionary measure to
prevent the reduction of supplies in the
event of war with Bulgaria, has issued an
order prohibiting the expectation of &C.
reals.
MAcEDoNIANs IN FAVOR or AN EXTENSION
OF sERvLA.
NIssA. October 1st-King Milan had
reception al the royal palace here to-day.
He was hailed by the populace as the ruler
of Macedonia. Private conversations with
members of the Skuptschina, which was
opened to-day by the King, reveals the
fact that they are unanimously in favor Of
an extension of Servia.
THE UNION AGREED 10.
PARIS. October 1st-Le Temps says that
Russia has decided to recognize the union
of Bulgaria and Rounelia that Germany
offered no opposition to the union, and
Austria makes the compensation of Servia
and Greece the condition of her assent.
sEEvIA AND GREECE.
LoNDoN, October Ist.-The Seryian Gov
eminent has $4,000 men under arms. 1t
is feared that the King may attempt a coup
de main before the conference is concluded,
because the finances of the country are
unable to stand the present heavy drain.
The people of Greece are sending petitions
to King George, asking him to pursue
vigorous policy in connection with the
Koumeliau revolution.
The Case of Riei.
LoNDoS, October 1st.-The Privy Coun-
Gil will consider the case of Riel, the
Canadian conspirator, in fortnight.
Killed by lightning Sugar Crop Out
look.
HAvANA, October lst-On Friday last
at sugar plantation in Aurora, near Jo-
yelianes foHr workmen, who had taken
refuge from the ram under a cart, were
struck by lightning and killed.
che prospects for large sugar crop next
T.. 4
rains
Affairs in Peru.
LIMA via Galyeston), October 1st--Ad-
vices from Pisca state that the Monteneros
occupying lea number $50. Canete also
fell into their hands after an hours fight
ing. The celebrated Montenero Patchero
was taken prisoner.
Mall Communication Restored.
MEXICO (yia Galveston), October 1st-
Mail communication between this city and
the United States was resumed to-day
Nine days accumulation of mail has been
distributed this afternoon. The Central
Railway has been repaired at places where
the track was swept away by the bursting
of reservoirs.
All Quiet in Montreal.
MONTREAL, October 1st = There Lave
been no disturbances to-day, and 10
lOuDie Is ledEeu lO-lllSul.
Free Fight at a Fair.
OTTAWA (0nt.), October 1st.--A report
from Bells Corners states that this after
noon, while a fair was in progress, num-
Der of men who had been drinking got
into a dispute and fight ensued. In
short time $50 men became engaged in the
combat Stones flew in all directions, and
men were seen hurrying away with bleed
ing heads A number OF persons were
severely, but not fatally, injured. The
cause of the quarrel was a discussion as to
whether or not Riel should suffer death.
After the disturbance had been quelled, one
of those engaged in the fight went up to
Sir John Mcdonald and said: Are you
going to hang Riel?'' A number of by
ISLANDERS showed the man away, when Sir
John said: " | am not the hangman.'
Verdict for Defendant.
WBLLAND (0nt.), October 1st-The suit
of the United States Express Company
against Clutch Donoghue, to recover
10000 alleged to have been taken from the
company's Office in Susquehanna, Pa, by
Donaghue and confederate, ended to-day
in verdict for defendant