Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-06

Nab0kOHS S band had started from tne 6uS-
sian Consulate. Five Zankoffites were
among the revolutionists. There is Rus
san warship at Bourgas
AMNESTY GRANTED.
t NOVA, November 5th.-A ukase has
been issued granting amnesties to the regl-
ments that assisted in the deposition OF
Prince Alexander.
The Plastic Turk.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, November 5th.-Cham-
berlain, in an interview with the Sultan,
advised the latter to open Turkey TO the
enterprise of foreign capitalists in the di-
rection of railways and other works, in
order to develop the immense resources of
the Empire. The Sultan expressed his
readiness to encourage such enterprise. He
regretted that European capitalists had not
already proposed schemes of public utility.
He admitted that Turkey was much behind
other countries, but said he would devote
all his efforts to improving the country's
condition. He hoped for continuance OF
the present good relations between Turkey
and England regarding Egypt.
A Swiss Firebug.
LONDON, November 5th.-The town of
Lausanne, Switzerland is in a state of
great excitement over the discovery of the
most prominent and respected citizens.
For several months past serious fires have
frequently occurred in the vicinity of
Lausanne, on which occasions NJ. Schaff
ter, high and popular officer of the Laus-
anne fire brigade, has invariably rushed to
the scene with wonderful alacrity, in most
cases reaching the fire in advance OF his
fellow-members. Last night NJ. Schaifter
was discovered in the act of placing COM
hustibles saturated with petroleum beneath
the staircase of his own house, and he was
promptly arrested. Schaffters house was
found to be perfect arsenal and we'll
stored depository of stolen goods. Weapons
of all kinds were found in profusion, am
munition in large quantities was packed
away in different parts OF the house, while
combustible materials, false keys and prop
erty which had been stolen from burning
houses in Lausanne and other places were
everywhere to be seen. Besides these ar
ticles the searchers discovered sack filled
with notes and documents belonging to the
Central Bank of Canton, and which disap-
peared from that institution several months
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MADRID, November 5th.-Exports from
Spain during October increased nearly
$5,000,000, as compared with the same
month of 1885. Half of the increase was
derived from wines exported to England
since the new treaty with that country
went into effect
Home News from Abroad.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, November 5th.-It is
reported here that Mr.. Heap, now Consul
General, will be appointed TO succeed Cox,
United States Minister.
The Shrewsbury Cup.
LONDON, November 5th.--The Shrews-
bury Cup, two miles, was won to-day by
the Duke of Beaufort's three-year- old fly,
Winter Cherry, Captain R. B. Fishers FIVE
year-old horse, Dalesman, second; f. Wa
vers three-yearold filly, Buy-a- Broom,
third.
Damaging Storm In England.
LONDON, November 5th.-A remarkable
storm-cloud burst over the Lake district of
England, the heaviest ever known in that
locality. The damage to property is very
large. Many cattle were lost.
Madame Gerster.
BERLIN, November 5th.-The reports in
the Amsterdam press, that Madame Gerster,
since the birth of her daughter. had lost
her voice, that her husband had deserted
her, and that she had become insane, have
elected a telegram from Madame Gerster,
declaring the story ibelous untrutb, and
that she is living happily with her hus-
band.
Convicted Socialists.
AMSTERDAM, November 5tb.-In the case
of the Socialists, Vanderstadt and Fortuyn,
on trial for publishing sedtious pamphlets,
the prosecutor demanded thateach be SEN
fenced to imprisonment for six months.
Judgment was deferred.
A French Opinion.
PARIS, November 5th.-The Anglophobia
French newspapers, commenting on the
result of the Canadia election. draws the
conclusion that Lower Canada is preparing
to secede in order to be better able to live
in accordance with its French instincts,
and to prove that it can no longer be domi-
mated by its ADglo-Saxon masters.
Patti Coming.
LONDON, November 5th-Mme Patti will
sail from Queenstown for New York on
Sunday.
4 Singular Controversy.
MONTREAL, November 5th.-The Allan
Steamship Company and the Canadian
| Pacific Railroad Company are at logger
heads, the Allans alleging that the railway
| people have been guilty of systematic
crimping, and have enticed away large
number of the chief cooks of the boats for
dining cars and for hotels and mountain
resorts. Just as the Polynesian was about
TO sail with 400 passengers On her last trip,
the cook suddenly disappeared, while the
same fate befel the Parian ten days ago.
Learning that the deserters had gone west
on the road, the AllanS sent detective
after them. Yesterday he returned with
his men, one of whom he found installed
at the Summit House, in the Rockies, and
aa nth in pharoya nf a 1ininfr % Tho
Allans say that thirty cooks have been
taken in this manner.
British Politics.
New YORK, November Gth-A. Mt. P.
O'Connor's London special to the Star says ::
The disaffection among the Tories on ac-
count of Churchill's Irish policy increases
hourly. It is now proposed by prominent
Tories to postpone the introduction of the
proposed cloture rules. 1t is becoming
more evident that Churchill has dug a
pitfall for himself in his eagerness 10 gag
the Nationalists Sir William Harcourt's
revelation of his action, conformity
with Lord Harrington and Chamberlain,
on this question, causes CONSERVATION
in the Tory camp. Ii an attempt
is made to carry out Churchiil's
parliamentary programme it will bashown
the Tories have been forced to follow the
Liberals, and they not only have no policy
of their own, but in adopting Liberal ideas
have had the andacity to claim them rs
originating with themselves. X is ad-
mitted that Harcourt's declaration and
opposition from within the Tory party are
hurrying matters to crisis between the
Unionists and Tories. The Tifses and the
Tory organs generally agree in urging the
Government to stop Churchill's reckless
course, as they designate ii, in proposing
the wholesale appropriation Of radical
measures by the Tory Ministry.
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THE BoAT-DwELLERs OF JAPAN.-Young
people who live in London or New York
may fancy that our cities are crowded, and
that many families must live without very
much air to breathe or space for the boys
and girls to play in. What would they
say to the boat dwellers Of Japan In that
crowded country hundreds of fam