Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-11

LONDON, November 1Oth-The Fmbas-
sadors OF the Powers at Constantinople
nave reached unanimous decision. re-
commencing theascomplete autonomy of
Bulgaria and Eastern Roumelia
The Servians and Bulgarians.
SOFIA, November 1Oth.-The Bulgarian
and Servian patrols on the frontier are
daily exchanging shots The Servians
have crossed the frontier near Tein, and
advanced three miles. They made an in
etfectuai attempt to capture party of Bull
garian patrol guards. The Bulgarian out
posts have been reinforced and serious
conflict is feared unless the Servians re-
tire.
Blvouacked in Deep Snow.
BELGRADE, November 10th.-Three Ser
Wan regiments have occupied the frontier
nights at Isarifrod. They are bivouacked
in deep snow. Heavy guns have been
mounted or the forts along the Danube
river as far as Raduyevatz, to guard against
the passage Of the Bulgarian flotilla.
More Money for the Greek Army.
ATHENS, November 10th.-Tbe Chamber
of Deputies has voted another grant of
50, 100000 for the army.
War Formally Declared Against Burmai.
LONDON, November 10th-A Cabinet
Council was held at the official residence Of
the First Lord Of the Treasury to-day. The
reply Of King Theebaw to England's ulti-
matum having been read, the Cabinet de-
clared war against Burmah and a formal
declaration OF wal, with the Queens sane
ton, has been issued.
Civilians Attacked by Soldiers.
LIMERICK, November 10th-Owing to
the recent civilian attack, large party of
the Kings Royal Rifles broke out of the
barracks here tonight, armed with bayo-
nets, and made an indiscriminate attack
upon the people residing in the vicinity.
One man was stabbed in the head, and
three others We're severely wounded Pick
cts were Immediately sent out, and the
Mayor and large force of police soon ar
rived and suppressed the disorder The
people residing in the vicinity fled in ter
ror to their homes, and barricaded their
doors. The soldiers were eventually con-
veyed back to the barracks.
A Nationalist Outrage-Agrarian Murder.
DUBLIN, November 1Oth.-While Michael
Nugent was proceeding to Bally Mahon
Union, to record his vote. contrary TO the
wishes Of the Nationalist, he was dragged
from his car and beaten so badly that his
life is despaired of His assaiIants es-
capped.
Roger Brien, a prominent member of
the tNdlAOldI l-CdS4t, udS DSeD SlOC at
Athlone. Two arrests have been made in
connection with the affair The shooting
resulted from agrarian troubles.
ResigI alton Caused by Illness.
BRUSSELS, November 1Oth.-M. Anethan
has resigned the Presidency of the Senate,
on account of illness.
The French Chamber of Deputies.
PARIS, November 1Olh.-In the Chamber
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elected temporary President, and NM.
De La Gorge and Banc Vice-Presidents.
The Case of Riel.
MONTREAL. November 1Oth.-Mr. Fitz-
patrick, Riels counsel, returned from Eng
land to-day, and left at once for Ottawa
He says Riers fate is still in the balance
but it will be decided tomorrow. The
reprieve until Monday was granted at the
request of high ecclesiastical authority, on
the ground that the man was not in a
proper frame of mind to meet his fate
being under the impression that his life
would be spared. Mr. Fitzpatrick inter
viewed the Secretary of State for the Col
onies previous to his departure, and was
informed that the Imperial Council would
not interfere.
WINNIPEG, November 10th-Dr Jakes,
surgeon to the mounted police, of Mon
treal, d. Layelle, Warden TO the Kingston
Penitentiary, and two other physicians,
have been secretly examining Riel at Re
gina. They are understood to be Govern
ment commission on insanity Lavelle
expressed the opinion that Riel is insane,
but the preparations are going on for his
execution.
Another Steamer Ashore.
QUEBEC, November 1Oth.-A dispatch
from Anticosti states that a sailor from the
steamer Brooklyn, from Liverpool for this
port reports that that vessel went ashore
near Heath Point on Sunday morning. He
states that no one had been on board
the steamer since the accident occurred.
The weather was very rough, and two
compartments We're full of water She
struck in a bad place and her position is
dangerous.
SECOND DISPATCH
QUEBEC, November 10th.-Later advices
from Heath Point state that the passengers
Of the steamer Brooklyn. ashore at that
point are all safely landed and some are
sheltered under canvas at different
points along the coast, while
Others are housed in the fishermen's huts
at Fox Bay, ten miles from Heath Point.
The Captain teleSraphed for immediate as
slstance, and his request was forwarded
to the authorities at Ottawa The reply
said that the Government steamer Napo-
leon III. would be sent to the rescue. The
steamer will proceed from here to-
morrow afternoon at l o'clock, and it will
take two DAYS to reach the wreck.
The Brooklyn had q crew of about seventy.
and forty passengers, of which only three
were saloon passengers. The amount of
insurance is unknown.