Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-07
FOREIGN NEWS.
They Don't want to Fight.

ST.. PETERSBURG, October 6th.-A news
paper here publishes telegram from CUR
geVo Roumania, dated last Saturday, which
states that the movement in favor of Rus
sia, which started in the Bulgarian army
and the leadership of the garrison at
Shumla, is now in full progress. The dis
patch says the movement has spread
rapidly, and that the adhesion of the gar
risons at Rustchuk, Widin, Islevna and
Slivno appears to be unquestionable. The
| telegram goes on to say that on Sunday last
| the Shumla garrison telegraphed TO the
| Bulgarian Minister of War, at Sofia, that
| they were convinced that the present state
| of political anarchy was injuring the rights
and interests of the people and the coun-
try; that they desired the release of all the
| originators of the coup Il etdt, as demanded
| by Russia, and that they wished General
| Kaulbars' note, containing the Cars de-
mands, to be considered by the Bulgarian
| Government, in order to avoid breach be-
| tween the two nations.
The Wall of England's Poor.
LONDON, October 6th-The Social Dem.
| ocratic Federation has issued a manifesto
| in which it saws: THE unemployed are
| certain to experience distress still more
severe than that experienced in 1885
| Honest workmen and their families are
doomed to a helpless struggle with starva-
ton during the coming winter. The
wealthy classes are responsible for the
| awful neglect of the poor. Our rulers
could not but fear for themselves
| if they could see the misery which selfish
| apathy inflicts upon the producers of
| wealth. Show them your despair and
| their danger Leave your slums and fol-
| low the Lord Mayors show in November,
! silently, solemnly, in order to convince the
rich, as they are driven 10 their banquet,
| that the most muniicent charity on their
part can never plaster over the cancer
which their mad greed of wealth has
planted in the heart of our civilization -
I 4 Father and Three Sons Suffocated in a
| Mine.
| LONDON, October 6th.-Mr. Lakin, son of
| the proprietor of the colliery at Newhold,
Leicester, descended the shaft to-day. Fear
ing that something was wrong, as he did
not return, one of his brothers descended in
search of him. He also failed to return,
| when the other brother and then the father
| descended. The latter two not appearing
at the surface, again careful search was
made, resulting in finding the bodies of the
| four men, vino had been suffOeated by
choke damp. Golfers were subsequently
rescued from other parts of the mine.
! A Missing Man.
| LONDON. October 6th.-One of the chief
| topics of English and American society on
| this continent for the past two months has
been the mysterious disappearance of Ar
| thur Molyneaux Royds during visit to
the Alps. He was last seen at Basle. The
banks of the Rhine have been examined
| for miles without success, and every story
| of his having been seen here and there has
| been thoroughly settled and proven ground
less. Inc SWISS poiice cilhs 70 the theory
.hey iiFst formed, that woman deeoyeu
| MIN from tne stauoil, platform INTO to"h II,
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garrison at Mvothect, Burmah, succeeded
in performing their mission. Il took six
aays iarGn ,p; qi 'iroy s lnl,es e .nrousn ] one
crneified British messengers Every officer
and nearly every man, in the garrison was
prostrated with fever when the relieving
eApeui'ion Ieacnea @ ,ne',,
"".et en, -; -.
Anis samoa state that the Enelisb Ger
man and American Commissioners had be
gun conference respecting the rights and
taits ga S ~ sre rs,a1s ri i
said to he progressing smoothly. The ses-
sions are secret. and the decisions arrived
at Will be used as the basis Tor future
ooiiis' eie' -. "
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