Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-26
FOREIGN FACTS.
THE EXISTING TROUBLE in THE
BALKAN PROVINCES.
Ne" Turkish Ministry-Fearful Cy-
cione-Irish Boycotting-Chris-
tians Slaughtered.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-uuoN.J
Boycotting in ireland.

! CHt1cAAOuS ~ LIeif nelghnOrS
ana are unable to dispose of their produce
even at sacrifice in their marker tnIv,S
1neTe are three Roman Catholic churches
IN the county, wherein disgracefpl scenes
are witnessed every succeeding SUNDAY
Inc entrance OF some boycotted individn5
to JON IN divine service is made the sie,naj
! Ior the congregation to rise en- 1nasse and
| qul! The edlhce. In two instances the Off
clatlng ciergymen have demonstrated with
the congregation, but in the third the bov-
| cotted individual was denounced for n1lttin,,
in his appearance
There is now in Duhallow national
coursing clab established for the avove3
purpose OF coursing the preserves of land
lords. Each passing Sunday landlords
nave been victimized by members. and
several hundred followers have tresnassed
on and injured their preserves. Having
now got counsels' opinion that they can
recover the rewards offered by landlords
Tor the detection of poachers. trespassers
are intending TO course on the lands of
Mount Massey next Sunday, with the view
| OF securing the reward offered by William
Hutchinson Massey for the detection of
nothlng more than watch the Snort One
prosecution was instituted. bur the dim
| Guilty presented itself to the magistrate in
that where such an immense number are
assembled, II was impossible for a witness
TO swear to any particular individuals being
accompanied by dogs or equipped for
poachlng. A serious collision is expected
next Sunday at Mount Massey.
New Turkish Cabinet Formed.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, September 25tb.-Tbe
Ministry has been dismissed and q now
Gaolhet formed with the following changes:
SL!l Hian9I u Pasha, Grand Vizier, in place of
Said Pasha, dismissed Said Pasha, recent
" Emoassador at Berlin, Minister of For
elSh AIialrs, IN place Of Assym Pasha. dis
missed Munlr Pasha, lately dismissed
from the office of Minister OF Finance n1ede
Minister Of the Interior, in place of Edbem
Pasha, who is appointed Embassador at
Fa1S Server Pasha, Senator, Minister of
Jusuce, IN place of Haskin Febmi Pasba
dismissed; Arify Pasha, Senator. President
OF the Council, in place of Akif Pasha dis
mlsseds Essead Pasha, Embassador ut
Pans, has been transferred to Berlin.
A ConciIiatory Movement.
PARIS, September 25th.-The changes in
the Turkish Ministry are understood as
having been made in conciIiatorv mood
Ihe Turkish Government hopes TO have
the support OF the great powers in its stand
regarding the revolution in Roumelia.
France and Her Turkish Securities.
PARIS, September 25th. - The French
/ Government has asked the Cooperation of
the other Powers in urging On the Govern
lleIls oI SefYla, Roumanla and Greece the
necesSlly OF avoiding all agitation respect
ing the Roumelian difficulty. and not to
permit an anti-Turkish demonstration, ri,,r1
ing the present excited state of public feel
ing IN the Balkan provinces.
Cabinet Council Summoned.
IO-D0y Gar,4o,,,I
| Council has been hastily summoned for
tomorrow. 1t is said the Roumelian diff
! Guilty VIII be the subject of discussion.
Prince Alexander Willing TO Abdioate.
PHILIPoPPoLIs, September 25tb.-It is
stated that Prince Alexander has tala'
graphed the Gar that he will abdicate in
iaFor OF any successor the Gar NAV select
II he Will allow the Russian officers 10 re-,
mann IN the Bulgarian army, and guarantee
that hussla Will preserve the UNITY Of Bul-
garia and Roumelia
Activity in RoumeIia.
PHILIPPoPoLIs, September 25tb-Prince
Alexander has returned from an inspec-
uon OF troops on the frontier. He was re-
ceiyed everywhere with enthusiasm
Numerous hospitals and ambulances are
pelhg Htted up voluntarily at the public
expense. Petlhons are being signed in all
the towns asking the Cars protection.
Germany and the Roumelian opestio,,
LoNDoN, September 25th.-Tbe att,trda
OF Germany which has been the spb;ect of
anxious speculation, is now almost cor
talnly defined There will be no imnIa-
date interference by Germany. and the
bulgarian union, having been accom-
pllshed, will be allowed to stand. II is
neeiy asserted tonight in Berlin official
circles that the union of Bulgaria
VIII be recognized. but that Prince
Alexander and other disturbers ~ ~
peace or Europe Will have to lool, for
punishment after the immediate oues+ion
has been disposed of. Prince Alexander ie
hedSlng. lie has telegraphed to the Car
that he IS wiling to prove the absence of
personal ambition on his part by abdicatipp,
MS throne on certain conditions Tbese
conditions are that the Russian officers now
IN the Bulgarian service shall be allowed 10
remain, and that Russia shall guarantee
protection to the new Bulgarian union.
Greek Troops on the Thessalonian From
tier.
ATHENS, September 25th.-Five tbousand
troops OF the reserve force have been formed
INTO an army corps. Seventeen thousand
regular troops, including all branches of
the army, are massing on the frontier bor-
der1ng on Thessaly. A feeling of indieno-
non prevails throughout Greece over the
recent events in Roumelia The King will
be unable to land before noon on Sunday.
owing to quarantine regulations.
Fearful Cyclone on the Bay of BENGAL.
CALCUTTA, September 25th.-A fearful
cyclone has visited Fake Point, a port ON
the Bay of Bengal. The telegraph lines
nave been swept away, and it is probable
m nv -cD1e
ele pay A Government steamer has gone
to render any assistance that may be
needed.
LONDON, September 25th.-Reporfs have
been received here of cyclone at CaIcutfa
IN which several ships foundered and a
great many persons were drowned.
The Cholera Situation.
RoMF, September 25th.-Cholera renorts
from Palermo for the past TWENTY foir
hours show 176 new cases and 81 deaths
AT Parma, during the same period there
were seven new cases and five deaths
several cases are reported from other
points.
The Slaughter of Christians.
NEw York, September 25th.-The H,.
ads Paris special sBys of the massacre of
Christians in Anam The Superior of the
college and the whole host of Christians
have been slaughtered pell nell. Some
were thrown into the sea with their hands
tied behind their backs. Some of the mis-
sionaries tried to make stand with mus
kets, but We're soon defeated Churches,
schools and dwelling g-houses were every
where burned, and the Christians who
escaped had to walk for days without food
or shelter in order to reach places of refuge.
General de Courcy promised to send a gun
boat, which came TO Quinhoa, but after the
place was burned down, and never fred a
shot, owing to the absence Of orders.
The Pope will Mediate.
ROME, September 25th.-The Pope has
agreed to mediate between Germany and
Spain with regard to the Garolines ques-
ton, subject to certain conditions, which
have not yet been promulgated.