Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-24
FOREIGN NEWS.
What Does It Mean

Nhat Does lt Mean
| SOFIA, September 23d.-The Russian
Agent has Withdrawn from deposit here tn,
| entire funds of the Agency, amounting t
upwards OF 100000 francs.
STILL MORE SIGNIFICANT.
BERLIN, September 23d.-The Tossich,
Zeit,Hg says that General Gourki has or
dered each brigade in Warsaw and Livonia
to hold itself in readiness to start for the
south at days notice. Also that eacI
brigade has been instructed to have toul
cannon ready for transportation.
Bulgaria Wants Help
SOFIA, September 23d-The Government
has sent Madjid Pasha, Turkish delegate, tc
Constantinople to ask Turkey to intervene
if Russia occupies Bulgaria.
The Bulgarian Loan.
LONDON, September 23d-French and
German bankers have telegraphed to Sofia
that they are willing to advance loan tc
the Bulgarian Government.
Austria and Hungary.
VIENNA, September 23d-Count Kalnoky
will go to Pesth tomorrow to prepare the
Budget for the Delegations, and to confe,
with Premier Tissea in regard to the Hun
garian interpretations on the Balkan ques-
tions. The Austrian Cabinet Ministers
will meet the Hungarian Minister at Pesth
tomorrow to discuss the question to be
submitted to the Delegations, and their
decisions will be imparted to the Emperor.
who will then fix date for the assembling
of the Delegations.
1t is reported that, in Difference TO Hun
garian opinion, Prince Bismarck is modify
ing his attitude toward Russia.
Visiting the Sultan.
CoysTAYrINorLE, September 23i.-The
Sultan to-day gayean audience to the Duke
of Edinburgh and Prince George, OF Wales.
He received his visitors most cordially and
conferred upon both the decoration of the
Imperial Order of Osmanie. 1t is reported
that the Czaroyitch is about to visit the
Sultan.
British Topics.
LONDON, September 29d.-A commit
tee of the Cabinet consisting of Lord Sails
bury, Lord Randolph Churchill, Sir
Michael Hicks-Beach. Mr.. Matthews and
Mr. Smith, discussed the Irish question for
two hours to-day. Unless some Unforeseen
necessity arises, the Cabinet will not meet
again for several weeks. Sir Miheael-
Hicks-Beach will start for Ireland early
next week.
Gladstone will receive an Irish deputa-
ton at Hawarden October Ith.
Nubar Pasha, specially summoned to
London, had conference with Lord Sails
bury to effect settlement of the Egyptian
questions, which are becoming more press
ing on account of the renewal of the crisis
in eastern Europe. The basis of settle
ment is presumably continuation of the
de facto British protectorate over Egypt by
normal British army of occupation, or
even draft upon the British troops in
Egypt, order to be Professionally main
tanned by specially-raised Egyptian troops
with British officers. British personal OBJ
legations towards Turkey are to be upheld
in accordance with the Cyprus treaty of
alliance.
Ouarreling in Egypt.
CAIRO, September 23d. -Ewine Bey, who
is a German. and whose real name is
ChmitZler, with 5000 Egyptians is holding
Wadyly, forty miles south of Gondokoro,
against hostile chief. He urgently asks
that provisions be sent to him if possible.
Wholesale Swindlers Captured.
LONDON, September 23d.-The leader of q
company of German swindlers has been
captured in Hamburg by London detect
ives. The sums realized by the swindling
operations OF the gang are said to amount
to l, 100000 francs.
Gaudaur ana Beach.
New YORK, September 23d.-The Trib-
une'S cable special from London says: The
comments of the English press and En-
glish oarsmen Oh the Beach -Gaudaur match
are most hattering to the American. His
defeat was more honorable than most vic
tories. He forced Beach to make efforts
which all but paralyzed him, and only
failed to defeat him because he himself was
worn out by the tremendous struggle. No
race more gallantly rowed on both sides
was ever seen on the Thames. Gaudaurs
courage and endurance are heartily praised.
He is, moreover, the first American oars
man seen on this side with whose style En-
glish critics profess themselves content or
nearly content.
Charged With Iigamy.
LONDON, September 23d.-Edward Salo-
mon, the American composer and hus-
band of Lillian Russell, was arrested in this
city to day, charged with bigamy, preferred
by his first wife, Lilly Grey, who asserts
her.
Echoes from Spain.
MADRID, September 23d.-General Villa
campa arrived here to-day and was taken
to the military prison.
The Queen has undertaken to educate
the sons of General Velarde, who was shot
by the rebels.
Progress, Zorilla's organ, announces that
the publication of that sheet will be sus-
pended FOR 2 short time in consequences OF
the gravity Of ;he political situation.
TWO Republican electors have been i'm
prisoned.
The Virgins Earthquake.
OTTAWA, September 3D. In regard to
the earthquake predicted by Professor Wig
gins for the 2gth, it is said that on the
eastern coast there will be 10 trouble be-
yond seTere storms, and possibly hurri-