Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-02

OF Lords or the church plank in the platform.
The Business Conference, as arranged viii be
opened by Kitson. Chairman, who viii introduce
a motion expressing unGbateG confidence in
Gladstone. Morley will move that the Confer
ence reaffirm its belief in the Home Rule project
and renew its declarations upon the questions
OF land, local government and free education.
The PdU Nal Gazette declares that the Liberal
party has become merely an association of men
saying, Ditto" to Gladstone, and that the de-
cadence of Gladstone is watched with dismay
by his followers, some OF whom look forward to
the Tories remaining in power for the next ten
years. One section OF delegates intend to urge
the Conference to consider proposal 20 recon-
cile the UniOnists by affirming that every act or
order of the Irish Parliament interfering with
the powers of the Imperial Parliament, or con-
trary to Imperial Acts. will be held void and
imperative.
The Cabinet at its first Council since the re-
cess decided to instruct Sir William White,
British Embassador at Constsntinople, to insist
upon an immediate Conference at CONSTANT
nople to consider the Bulgarian question, and
TO demand suspension of Russian interyen-
tion, diplomatic and active, pending the de-
cisions of such Conference.
The Porte is renewing its entente COrdiGle with
England, and is in favor Of the proposed Con-
ference. Italy eoncurS while Russia and
France oppose the project. Germany and
Austria remain neutral.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach's report 10 the Cabi-
net, with reference 10 the condition of Ireland,
shows that there has been a marked cessation
OF outrages, that tenants are paying their rents
prospects are good tor peaceful winter.
AN EXPLANATION IN ORDER.
LONDON, November 1st.--A Cabinet Council
to-day discussed little except the Hungarian
and Egyptian questions. 1t is believed that the
Government Will shortly send a circular to the
Powers, explaining the financial condition of
Egypt. If Russia refuses to recognize the So
branje candidate for the Bulgarian throne En-
gland will probably propose a conference TO
consider the whole question. The Ministers are
not inclined to call parliament together before
the middle of January They will come to a
final decision On this question on Saturday.
Trouble on the Chinese Border.
LONDON, November 1st.-Dispatches from Ton
quin say that force of Chinese, armed with
repeating rifles, attacked from ambush
body OF Tondlinese rihemen at Phunso. in the
Province of Namduph. killing thirty of them,
AT the same time LOO Chinese attacked the
posts at Dong Song but were reBulsed after des-
perate fighting.
London Boost for George.
LONDON, November Ist-A Henry George
meeting was held this evening in ST. Andrews
in this city. The hall was crowded Mr.. Mad
Olson, of Hull, who claimed to represent hall
favoring Mr.. George were adopted with enthusi-
asm. Messrs Won Swartwout, of Columbia Uni
versity. and Silas Mainville, of New York, ad-
dressed the meeting.
II you beliere in protecting American Industries
atone Is ctear-mindef and uan,tstatable on that
question.
the Poor of London.
LONDON, November 1st-The Bishops OF Lon
don, Roe, Ester and Bedford, and Cardinal
Manning, Rev. Mr. Spurgeon and Rev. Mr..
Reaney have issued joint letter, urging that
public works be st tIted wherever possible, to
provide work for The unemployed labOrers, at
wages somewhat below the ordinary pay.
The Socialists have decided to hold their pro-
eession on Lord Mayors Day, Police Commits
sioner Erase not having replied to their letter.
A Chance Yet for Bartlett.
LONDON, November 1st.-Prince Coma. a half
brother OF King Milan, has become candidate
for the Bulgarian throne. He is q relative of NJ.
De Giers, Russian Foreign Minister
What Is 1t Her Business?
CAIRO, November 1st.--It is officially ar
nounced that the English Government is deter
mined to maintain the public safety in Egypt
and not to leave the country to disorder, and
possibly to fresh and disastrous revolution
Bulgarian Affairs.
SOFIA, November 1st.-At a meeting of the
Sobranje to day Zikof was elected presiding
officer. The English and Italian agents attended
the meeting. General Kaulbars has refused 10
accept the reply of the Regency to his ulti-
matum and viii leave Sofia. He threatens to
lombard the barracks and the Government
buildings at Varna if any opposition is offered
to the debarkation of the Russians at that place.
Erers Democratic legis,attre candidate 1Ch0 is
eec;ed ,cR o,ce his e'ectioa to Hearst smoaey
For If there is any one case ehere il is not directly
applied, the iciholdag Of his hand is Just as much
an affirmative act as the applying Of Il, and lcfeR
the caucus triip cracks TIC partisan legislator lCH
dance.