Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-31

IN COnuluOIl, mas D0eD settled,
and the men will begin work again TO-
morrow. The settlement was effected
through the efforts of the Board of Arbitra.
mutual concessions
FOREIGN.
The Reports About Sedgwick's Conduct
in Mexico Contradicted.
CRY OF MExIco, August 50th.-Reports
have been current here since Friday night
the treatment of Sedgwick, the
American special agent in the Cutting case,
who was on that evening one Of the guests
at ball given by one of our clubs. The
club in question is the most aristo-
cratic in Mexico. Among its members are
Government officials of the highest class,
and representatives of the Oldest and most
distinguished families. The club gave
Sedgwick an invitation as Z special honor
to an American representative. He was
received with marked tokens OF respect, and
every one endeavored 10 make the evening
agreeable TO him, he being the most hon
Ored guest Towards the small hours of
the morning there was the usual flow Of
champagne. Numerous toasts were drank
in one of the rooms set apart for gentlemen.
u NStIClul il'NtSllfullOlt O1OhS lI1tNi
wick. while freely participating in the con-
yivial enjoyment Of the hour, was in no
way treated insolently by the members of
the club, and its managers strenuously deny
that any discouTtesy was intended or prac-
ticed toward Sedgwick, who made an excel
lent impression. To set at rest the iniuTi-
Gus reports regarding Sedwick, it is pro-
posed by leading representatives of the
highest society of Mexico TO give him
a series of dinners aud receptions,
in order to make it evident that he has the
esteem of the MexicaDs. Since the rumors
became current, large numbers of entirely
ridiculous unfounded reports have been in
circulation, but no person of reputation or
standing in the community conversant with
the matter supports them. Last evening
Sedgwick was q guest at private house at
dinner, al which were present Minister
Mariscal, OF the Department of Foreign
Relations, and Minister Romero Rubio, of
the Interior Department. Sedgwick is con-
ferring with Minister jackson, and investi-
eating the laws of Mexico bearing on the
Cutting case he having translations of the
law made, and when through here he will
90 to Chihuahua and then 10 PaSo del
Norte
Manifesto by Prince Alexander.
RUsTCHUc1, August 30th.-A manifesto
has been issued by Prince Alexander. 1t
approves the measures adopted by the Re-
gency, confirms the existing Ministry and
the appointment of Mutkouroff as Com
of the army. 1t thanks
the people for their fidelity and attitude in
favor Of independence implores Gods
blessing, and urges all TO unite in promot-
ing the welfare of Bulgaria.
Prince Alexander Warned.
RUsTcHUcK, August 3Oth.-PIince Alex
ander has been warned TO take precautions
against possible attempts on his life by The
fana;ical followers of the Net
ropolitan Clement, whose party has rami-
fications in the interior of Bulgaria
Prince Alexander arrived at Sistova at
o'clock this morning. His entry into the
lowland, and bis progress through, were
one continuous triumph. The Prince
started FOR TiInova, and arrived
there this evening.
Anii-Russian Cabinet at Bulgaria.
LONDON, August 30th.-The Bulgarian
Cabinet has been remodeled and is now
strongly ant;-RusSien. Nachevies, the
Foreign Minister, was the leading spirit in
the movement to condemn the ZankofI
plot by which Alexander was forced to
abdicate. 1t is rumored that King Milan
diplomatic and amieable relations with
Bulgaria.
Exchanging Compliments.
LONDON, August 30th.-in reply to King
Milan's congratulations, Prince Alexander
said nc was touched by Milan's sympathy,
aud hoped to see a Servian agent at Sofia,
and renewal Of friendship between Servia
and Bulgaria.
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New YORK, August 31st.-The Times
London special of August 30th says: To-
night | learned the details of what the
world is likely to learn, much to its excited
interest, within a few days. The conclu-
sion my informant draws from it all is that
the greatest war of the century is close at
hand. The facts come in part from a
gentleman who dined at Jugenheim with
father Saturday night, and in
part from diplomat temporarily here for
the purposes Of consultation. The secret of
the FranZeDsbad interview is, that NJ De
Giers urged Prince Bismarck earnestly 10
prevent Prince Alexanders return to Bull
earia. Bismarck declined 10 commit him
self, and took the matter ad referendum
and shortened the interview most ab-
rup;ly. \ great amount of telegraphing
between Berlin, Vienna, London Rome
and Constantinople has ensued. Whether
NJ. De Giers got an answer before his un
hasry departure is not known.
but the result was that Prince Alexander
was not restrained from going to Bulgaria.
Mr.. Lasceles, the British Consul General,
who was spending his vacation here, started
post haste for Sofia the same night, TO
the English interests in the try
ing time now at hand. This is hint. Sir
William White, who ought never to have
been removed from Constantinople. will go
there next week. as a temporary aid 10 slow
Sir Edward Thornton. Russia will at
tempt to occupy Bulgaria, when she will
be resisted by Austria, Turkey, Roumelia,
Bulgaria and Servia. This will enable
Germany to hold aloof, keep France in awe.
aud satisfy Kaiser William. whose scruples
have long delayed a collision between
reuton and Muscovite.
Harvest of Austro-HnDgary.
VIENNA, August 30th.-The fourteenth
Corn and Seed Market has
been opened here. The harvest reports for
Austria and Hungary show that the yield
Of wheat is from 5,500G00 to 10000
hectoliters below the AVERAGE. The yield
Of grinding barley IS 5,000,000 hectoliters
below the average, and of rye $500, 900 be-
low the average. There is medium yield
Of mailing barley and oats. The other
grain available for export is mailing barley
10 the amount of 21000,000 or 10000 600
hectoliiers. and oats to the amount of
scarcely 100000 metTieal centals.
Cholera Reports.
ROME, August 30th.-The cholera te
turns for to-day are: Barle.ta, ten ',ey
cases and two deaths; San Giovanni Ro.
tando, fifteen new cases eight .tes,hs
ten new cases, eight dea'ns; Ra.
VIENNA, twelve new cases, twelve deaths.
In five ether towns there is an average of
eight new cases and two deatl.is.
Accepted the Proposal.
PARIS, August 30th.-it is stated that the
Pone has accented the 1,rnnnsaI of France