Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-23

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| have the election of Prince to succeed
| Prince Alexander concluded not later than
| the second sitting of the Sobranje. All
| the Deputies declare that the country re-
quires the speediest possible settlement of
| the question. The Regency has consented
| to carry out the wishes OF the 300 Dep
uties.
A VIRTUAL SURRENDER.
| SOFIA, October 22d.-The Government,
| in reply to Gadben Effendi's note from the
| Grand Vizier asking postponement of the
| meeting of the Sobranje in order to allow
Russia and the Porte time to negotiate for
| a ruler for Bulgaria, says that the reason
given for the desired delay cannot be re-
garded as sufficient, unless the time within
which the ruler will be chosen shall be
stated.
Encouragement to Ireland.
LONDON, October 22d-The Leith Liberal
| Club was opened yesterday. Gladstone sent
| an apology for his absence and hearty good
wishes for the success of the club, adding
Your club was formed during an epoch
of dangerous schism, which every good
| Liberal must desire to heal. 1t is toe o.
| iect of the Tories to keep dissension alive
by postponing the question upon which
| it arose. He rejoiced to see Lord
| Monck, a dissenting Liberal, suggesting
approachment. l hope he will continue
! his patriotic labors" Earl Aberdeen de-
| liyered an earnest address, in the course of
| which he asked his countrymen to consider
whether the time has not come to show
| that the policy toward often-saddened Ire
land is one of peace, appealing to the best
| side of human nature. Away" he said,
with the notion that our policy is a base
surrender to violence No, it is policy
no matter which party carries (which is
in sympathy with the best instincts of
liberty"
The Old Man Still Lives.
BERLIN, October 22d.-The health of En-
peror William is improving. Crown Prince
Frederick William, becoming alarmed at
the rumors appearing in the French and
Italian papers, telegraphed to Berlin for q
special medical statement concerning his
fathers condition, and it is reported that
he received reassuring replies to the effect
that there was no cause for alarm, nor any
reason why the Crown Prince should hasten
his return 10 the capital.
Report Confirmed.
LONDON, October 22d-The story that
the Gar killed Baron Reutern with a saber
while under the impression that the Baron
was about to make an attempt on the Gar S
life, is reiterated in advices from St. Peters
burg.
The Rothschilds' Family Squabb1e.
New YORK, October 23d-A. M.-The
Tribunes London and Paris correspondents
confirm the dispatch concerning Roths-
child, with the correction that the member
of the family whose speculations have
caused disturbance is Baron Gustave, and
not Baron Alphonse. 1t is understood
that his wife desires what is called in
of putting control on the financial
operations of her husband. So far
Baron Gustave may plead method
in his madness, it being now alleged that
the result of his eccentric operations
has been profit of 100000 francs. This,
however, does not remove the objections
of the family, the fact of Rothschild en-
gaging in speculation being regarded as in
consistent with the family compact and
dangerous to the reputation of the house.
Bulgaria Bracing Up.
New YORK, October 23d-A. M.-Tbe
Stars London special says: Bulgaria has
provided fresh surprise Tor Europe, ana
given fresh evidence of her pluck
and grit The Regency have rejected
Turkeys overtures, and demand in
plain words to know the nature of
the alliance or agreement between
Russia and Turkey. 1t is obvious that
Bulgaria is backed up by assurances from
oc +baA ol,
considers trustworthy. Fresh military
preparations in Turkey, Russia, Austria,
Bulgaria and Eastern Roumelia have been