Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-20
THE EASTERN WAR CLOUD.
1t VIII Cover All Europe If Russia Strikes
a Blow.

kt VIII Cover All Europe IL Russia Strike
| a Blow.
EBy telegraph to the RssoRD- UNIoNI
| LONDON, November 19th.-The Dublin
Nation, which is the property of Lore
Mayor Sullivan, has to-day dispatch from
Vienna, which is startling, if true. The
correspondent at Vienna alleges that 6
| European coalition against Russia has beer
| concluded, and even giTess,the details o.
the joint action. The alleged coalition in.
cludes England, Austria, Hungary, Italy
and Germany. If Russia. should declare
war, the plan of action is for Austria to oc-
cupy the south of Hungary and Servia, the
English and Austrian fleets to occupy the
Black Sea, while Germany makes ready a
half million of men to watch the Polish
frontier and come to the rescue in case of
Servian defeat. If Turkey will join the CO.
alition hei integrity will be guaranteed,
and the cost of her ornaments will be paid
If Turkey joins Russia, or attempts to close
the Bosphorus, the Balkan States and
Greece will be supported by an Austrian
army, from Bosnia, in sweeping Turkey
out of Europe. If France joins Russia, a
million Germans will cross the frontier,
and 100000 Italians will watch the Alps.
of Nice and Savoy.
The correspondent declares that, so conf
dent are the members OF the coalition, that
their only fear is that the Gar will retreat,
instead of advancing. The whole influence
of the Roman Catholic Church, it is said,
will be employed on the side of the coali-
ton.
The correspondent adds that in Russian
official circles it is known that in case of
hostilities between Germany and France,
the march of German troops will be Ger
man declaration of war, and if France is
defeated again she will be forbidden to for
tify her frontier, or have an army, on the
principle of universal military service.
MATTERS IN BULGARIA.
VIENNA, November 19th.-Dispatehes
from Sofa state that the Regents knew five
days before Russia instructed General
Kaulbars to leave Bulgaria unless his de-
mand for the dismissal of General Mulku-
rolf was complied with, that be was going
to leave anyhow. The authorities have
all been ordered to afford every facility for
the safe departure to Russian officials and
those under their protection who will leave
the country along with General Kaulbars.
and to take all steps necessary to prevent
an outbreak of disorder on the occasion of
their departure. 1t is stated that Russia
will send to the Powers a memorandum
bAC doOSliOAi tAiO
action of General Kaulbars
kilograms have been sent from Lompa-
lauka to Prince Alexander, congratulating
him on the first anniversary of his decisive
victory over the Servians, which was won
at SlivnitZa on November Is, 1885.
RUSSIA OBSTINATE.
PEsrH, November 19th.-It is stated that
Austria, England and Germany have pro-
posed that before a successor to Prince
Alexander be elected, the union between
Bulgaria and Eastern Roumelia shall be
adjusted on permanent basis. II is said
that Russia has rejected the proposal.
INSURGENTS SENTENCED.
SOFIA, November 19th.-Captain Nabo-
koff, who led the revolt at Bourgas, and
three sergeants who were implicated in the
rising, have been condemned to death
Several former officials in Roumelia, who
took part in herevolt, have been sentenced
to Imprisonment for life.