Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-24
CONDENSED DISPATCHES

Three Afghan regiments, equipped with
Martini Henry rifles, have left Gabul for
Herat
Prince Bismarck has accepted the apology
of Spain for the recent insult to the German
Embassador at Madrid
A terrible tragedy in which rich
Frenchman carved his mistress to pieces, is
reported from Lafage, France.
Mrs. Montgomery, wife of Assistant At
| torney-General lack Montgomery, of the
Interior Department, is seriously i'll in
| Washington with Inflammation of the
stomach. .
| All Mussulmans enrolled in the militia
| of Roumelia have been DISCHARGED from
| service as precautionary measure against
conveying military secrets to Turkey. The
sympathies of the Mussulmans are I'M
| doubtedly with the Porte.
The people of Collinsville, Conn. are
much excited over the discovery of a GUAM
| tlty of silver ore, which gives promise of
rich yield. Specimens have been sent to
New York for analysis, and arrangements
are being made to work the mine
The eleventh annual session of the
American Bankers Association began in
Chicago yesterday morning with a very
large attendance, fully five hundred repre-
| sentatives of the banking interests from
every leading city in the Union being pres
ent.
General Schofield returned to CHEYENNE
yesterday morning from Rock Springs, wy
oming, on special train. He went out to
Fort Russell 10 inspect the new buildings
recently constructed under the supervision
of Major Lord. The General found every
thing quiet.
Prince Alexander has ordered several
Turkish emblems seized during the rising
Friday last to be restored to their owners.
He also telegraphed the Car asking him to
favor the unity of Roumelia and Bulgaria.
and to grant the united countries the pro-
lection of Russia.
Students of Belgrade, hearing a rumor
to the effect that Austria was preparing to
annex Bosnia under cover of the present
excitement made demonstration in front
OF the Royal Palace against such a pro-
ceedlng. The crowd became so noisy that
the police dispersed the people.
King Humbert's message of sympathvto
the inhabitants of Palermo, where the
greatest suffering exists owing to the preva-
renee OF cholera, was received with enthu-
slaslc expressions of gratitude The epi-
demic in Palermo is stationary. Stormy
weather prevails throughout Sicily.
The New York Worlds Washington spe.
clal says Commissioner Sparks, of the
Land Bureau, is on the trail of extensive
frauds in the far West, especially on the
Pacific slope. 1t is evident the Land Com
| missioner Is one of those Sparks destined
to create big fire, one that will smoke out
| land thieves on the Pacific coast.
The PORE has issued a circular to the
| signatory Powers of the treaty of Berlin,
protesting that the conduct of Prince Alex
ander of Roumelia, in relation to the ris-
ing in Roumelia, is in violation of the
stlpulations of the treaty, and declaring
| that the Sultan has resolved on efficient
action to carry out the rights of the Porte.
The exports of breadstuffs from Atlantic
| ports to Great Britain for the week ending
| the 10th were as follows: Barrels flour
New York, 20,393; Philadelphia, 1,452;
Boston, 27,1l5; Montreal, 1850 Bushels
wheat-New York, 143 ,955 New Orleans.
1867 Boston, 69,S96; Montreal, 5000.
| Bushels corn-New York, 1886, 353; Phila-
! delphia, 224 400; New Orleans. %. $40 ::
Boston, 1915; Montreal 40, 422.
There is no longer any possibility of
| doubt that Ludwig, King of Bavaria, is
| hopelessly mad. The fact will soon be
| formally recognized by the Bavarian Land
tag, by its voting to pay the enormous debts
OF the King and undertaking a guarantee.
on condition that the Landtag shall here
after have absolute control over the finances
OF the royal household The Kings in
sanity has lately taken less fantastic and
| more furious form