Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-02

What WIZ Russia Do?
New YORK, October Ist-The Times Lon
! don cable of September Both says: Lights
were burning in the Foreign Office late to-
night, and the papers will all have leaders
in the morning declaring that the situation
IS more serious than it has been at any time
since the abdication of Prince Alexander
Premier Tisza's answer TO the Diet is said
to have been wildly applauded by the Hun
garians, as well it might have been, for
bolder words from an Austrian dignitary
have not been spoken since Sadowa. The.
declaration seems to render it impossible
for Austria TO back down an inch or refuse
to make Herr TisZa's word good, yet it
amounted to guaranty that General Kaul-
bars would not be allowed to do precisely
the things he placarded all Sofia with in
tentions to do. Unless Russia backs down
and recalls General Kaulbars, it is difficult
TO see how collision is avoidable Nobody
believes that Russia will back down. 1t is
significant that Turkey is massing troops at
Adrianople as earnestly as if war had re-
Gently begun. She is also said to be hard
az work fortifying Armenia
Late dispatches from Vienna report an
extremely excited feeling there. At Pesth
the general expectation is that Russia will
force matters to an issue at once. There
seems to be no doubt that the Bulgarians
will stand firm in defiance of Russia now
that Austria IS at her back, and events are
likely to march now at stirring pace. Ex-
tensive telegraphing is going on from the
Foreign Office tonight. | learn that pro-
ieet is on foot here to start popular sub
scription for sword of honor to be pre-
sented to Alexander.
More Backing and Filling.
SOFIA, October 1st.-General Kaulbars'
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De Giers, to the effect that Russia did not
wish to interfere with the Bulgarian Con-
stitution nor with her domestic affairs.
Several officers arrested for participation in
the revolution have been released on pa
role. NJ. Shambuloff has informed General
Kaulbars that he himself and all the Min
listers and Regents are willing to give q
pledge that Alexander will not be re-
elected. Inquiry into the revolution has
been concluded. The Sobrapje will be
asked to empower Court-martial to try
the offenders. 1t is reported that three ex-
Ministers are implicated. The accused
will, with the exception of the leaders, be
dealt with leniently.
Plucky BuIgarians.
SOFIA, October 1st-The people through
out the country have held meetings and
adopted resolutions begging the Govern
A Spanish Republican.
MADRID, October 1st-A manifesto to the
Spanish people, signed " Enrique, de Bor-
in Spain. The document, which was pub
lished IN Tarbes France, is dated Septem-
Der 2Sth. In it the Duke, who is under
imprisonment for having attempted to
force his way into the Queens presence
while he was on military duty at the pal
ace, shortly after King Alfonsos death,
complains that he is harshly treated in
prison. He also declares that, although he
is Republican by birth and at heart, he
loyalty served his cousin, King Alfonso,
so long as he was alive because family duty
made such service imperative. Now"
says the manifesto, that King Alfonso is
in proclaiming a republic for Spain A
republic is the only form of government
that can furnish guarantee for the security
and integrity of the country"
German-Spanish Treaty.
MADRID, October 1st-The Official Gazette
publishes the text of the commercial treaty
between Spain and Germany, signed on
August 2Sth, prolonging the treaty of 1888
to 1892.
Eviction Rather than Robbery.
DUBLIN, October 1st.-The tenants on the
Taafe estate at Ballahaunis, County Mayo,
to-day went in body to the agent of the
estate and asked him to reduce their rents.
The agent refused to do so, whereupon the
tenants left, saying that they would rather
have eyictions than pay impossible rents.
Austria's Position.
LONDON, October 1st.-Herr Tiszas speech
in the Hungarian Diet yesterday is inter-
preted at Pesth as meaning that Austria
would remain neutral if Bulgaria should
submit to Russia but that if Bulgaria
should resist Russia, Austria would pre-
vent the occupation of Bulgaria by Russia.
Cholera Returns.
TRIESTE, October 1st.-There has been
one death from cholera, and four new cases
in this city since the last report.
ROME, October 1st.-Since the last report
there have been five deaths from cholera,
and nineteen new cases throughout Italy.
French Items.
PARIS, October 1st-The French Cham
bers have been summoned to an assembly
on October 14th.
President Grevy has sanctioned credit
of 100000 francs, for the encouragement of
French sea fisheries.
Suffering Socialists.
LEIPZIG, October 1st.-The arrested So
cialists may expect severe punishment,
possibly imprisonment for five years,
which is the extreme penalty of the law.
Liebknechts speech in America, together
with the recent donation of 500 marks to
assist the Chicago Anarchists in obtaining
new trial, will tell heavily against the de-
PENDANTS.
They Wanted Too Much
.& h. D.
says that the Congo Frebeit has refused to
grant a railway concession to a firm of
Englishmen, because they were too exact.
ing in the terms they demanded.
Another British Bulldog.
LONDON, October 1st-Bulwer will pro-
ceed to Ulster next Saturday. He has been
invested with powers similar to those given
to General Sir Redvers Butler in County
Kerry.
A PrinceIy Gift.
NEW YORK, October 1st.-The Heraids
Paris cablegram says The entire Dominion
of Chantilly, with its magnificent castle
and all its dependencies, the value of which
at its lowest estimate is over 10000 600
francs, was presented yesterday by the Due
dAumale to the Institute of France. to be
held by it in trust for the French nation.
Floods in HIndostan.
MADRAS, October 1st-Floods are de-
vastating the Godavery district Some
villagers tried to cut dam to relieve their
own village of water at the expense of
other villages. A fierce fight ensued, in
which 100 natives were killed.
Those Canadian Bloods.
OTTAWA, October 2d-A M-The Depart
ment of Indian Affairs is excited over the
depredations committed by the Blood In
dams In the United States. A report has
reached Benton from Marias, so miles from
that place, that Blood Indians from the
Canada side are raiding ranches and steal
ing horses and cattle. They have stolen
and driven north about 200 head of cattle.
Emperor Williams Illness.
NEW YORK, October 2d-A. M.-O'Con-
nor's London cable to this mornings Star
says that Emperor Williams illness is
worse than has been made known to the