Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-23

spirators. The Car instructed Kaulbars
TO confide Russian subjects to the care of
France.
THE MEANING OF IT.
NEW YORK, November 22d.---A Post spe-
cial from London says that Germany has
practically refused to undertake the formal
protection of Russian subjects in Bulgaria
and that the latter, therefore, have been
placed under the charge of France, is re-
garded as of the greatest importance. 1t
fully corroborates the suspicion of the ap-
proachment of France and Russia, and
goes to show that triple alliance exists in
fact no longer. At last Germany seems IN
clined to depart from her old motto with
regard to Russia, viz that nearest neigh
bors are the fastest friends.
WILL GO, ALSO.
SOFIA, November 22d.-Karaveloff and
Zankoff will soon leave Sofia. They have
obtained Russian passports.
RUssIA's FRIEND.
PARIS, November 22d.-As the French
transport Bienhoa was leaving Foulon to-
day for Tonquin, the crews of several Rus
sian vessels in the harbor manifested their
sympathy with France by dipping their
colors to the Bienhoa and cheering,
SIGNIFICANT REPORT.
PEsTH, November 22d.-The Budget
Committee of the Austrian delegation, in
making its report on foreign estimates, al
ludes to what it calls the universal disap-
proval of General Kaulbars' arbitrary in
reference compared with the wise and
moderate attitude of the Bulgarians." Re-
ferring to the speeches made by the En-
peror Francis and Count Kalnoky on Aus
tria's foreign relations, the committee
declares that the Austrians are ever
ready to make any sacrifice when the
honor of the monarchy has to be defended,
but are grateful that they enjoy the bless
ings of peace"
RUSSIAN VESSELS ORDERED TO ODESSA.
VIENNA, November 22d.-All the Russian
steamers on the Danube have been ordered
to proceed to Odessa.
Every Man a Soldier.
BERLIN, November 22d.-The census of
German for the year 1885 shows an in
crease in population of All, ,125 In the
military bill just submitted to the Bundes-
rath the Government calls for an addition
to the army of one per cent. of this in
crease.
Matters in Germany.
BERLIN, November 22d.-The National
says that in speech from the throne, at
the opening of the Reichstag, important
declarations will be made with reference to
the foreign policy. Prince Bismarck will
return to Berlin to take an active part in
the debates.
The Chancellor has sent to the Bundes-
rath bill curtailing solicitors charges and
a bill creating a school of Oriental Ian
guages in Berlin.
The Regents of Bavaria will arrive here
on December 9th.
Imported Cholera.
BERLIN, November 22d.-A conference OF
medical officers was held to-day to inquire
into the case of death, from alleged Asiatic
cholera, at Breslau Minister Won Gossler
presided. Reports were received showing
that the victim was an emigrant from Rus
sian Silesia, who had reached Breslau in a
dying condition. Orders have been issued
requiring an increased stringency in from
tier examinations.
The Office Remains.
PARIS, November 22d.-In the budget
debate in the Chamber of Deputies to-day
an amendment to abolish the office OF
Under Secretary of State was rejected by a
majority of only four.
Big Fishes VS.. Minnows.
PEsTH, November 22d.-The Hungarian
Budget Committee has adopted the pro-
posed credit for the occupation of Bosnia
and Herzegovina.
Ships Crew Murdered.
ADEN, November 22d-The natives Of
Ambadu have massacred the Captain and
seven of the crew of the French man-of.
war, Penguin. The Captain and his men
had landed to obtain water for the ship.
Wheat in Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, November 22d. = Wheat
strong and demand good. Holders offer
moderately. California No. 1, rs Id.