Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-24
The Ou,rages i'm lreland.

employers would now give the promised in.
crease.
The Outrages in Ireland.
DUBLIN, November 23d.-At the weekly
meeting of the Land League, Davitt, after
recounting his visit to America, strongly de-
nounced the outrages in ireland during his
absence, which, he said, were calculated to
prejudice the interests of the Land League.
DUBLIN, November 23d.-At meeting of
the Land League yesterday, Davitt said he
believed that if the habeas corpus was sus-
pended a representative Convention should
meet in America and the Irish would doubt
less hear of the result.
Egain said the expenses for the defense of
the traversers would probably amount to
100000. Bradlaugh has subscribed guinea
to the fund for their defense.
DUBLIN, November 23d.-The statement is
circulating in Ballinrobe that Lord Erne has
appointed successor to Boycott.
A member of the Land League arrested for
speaking in the streets of Ballina has been
fined Ga or three months imprisonment, and
was locked up in default
The Crown Solicitor has filed remittitur,
thus formally closing the issue between the
Crown and the trayersers.
To Act as Agent.
LONDON, November 23d- dispatch from
Paris to the Neacs says: The Anglo Cali
fornia Bank at San Francisco will act as
agent for the issue of the Panama canal
shares.
The Anti-Jewish Movement In German
BERLIN, November 23d.-It is believed
that the authorities are inclined to wink at
or even encourage, the movement hostile TO
the rising Jewish power and influence In Eu-
rope. Bismarck is still hostile to the Jews in
office. and sympathizes somewhat with the
moderate phases of the recent agitation. His
son, in the last Parliament, got the anti
usury bill passed. One Of the Emperor's
chaplains is viIulent in his anti-Semitic
COURSE.
The DuIcignO Question.
CoNsTANTINoPLE November 23d.-It is
hourly expected that Dervish Pasba will en-
ter Dulcingo
ANrIvARI, November 23d.-The Monte
negrins report firing in the neighborhood of
Dulcigno throughout Sunday.
BALsIo November 23i-Dervish Pasha
ordered the Committee of the Albanian
League to dissolve, under pain of death.
VIENNA, December 23i,-The Monteue-
grin commander says Dervish Pashas ad-
vance on the 22d was opposed by musketry,
and he had to pass the night in the open
country.
Stale OF siege Prolonged Condemnation
BERLIN, November 23d The Bundesrath
has passed law prolonging the state of siege
in Berlin another year.
The German press strongly condemn the
British Government for its policy of intoler-
ance towards Ireland
Egypt and Abyssinia.
LONDON, November 23d.-The Secretary
of the Anti Slavery Society writes; There
is little hope that war between Egypt and
Abyssinia viii be long averted. There is
have been issued from Cairo to drive back
the Abyssinians by force. There are troops
at Herman, and battalion has been sent to
Saulit. 1t is stated that 16 090 soldiers have
lett Cairo. A German missionary in Ahys-
sinia states that the King is convinced that
Egypt intends to attack him, and has issued
orders that all Mussulmans must leave the
ciuntry or be baptized.
The NihiIists.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 23d-The Nj
hilists have distributed among the working
men violently seditious address.
The Proposed Tunnel.
PARIS, November 23d.-One hundred and
twenty Deputies have signed Renault's prop
osition for grant of so, 900, 600 francs for the
construction of tunnel through Simplon
Mountain. 1t is stated that Italy and Swift
zerland promises subventions.
Flight OF the Kurdish leader,
TEHERAN, November 23d.-The Kurdish
leader, Abdullah, has fed.
Adviccs from Panama - An American
Schooner Hove to by Chilean
steamer.
PANAMA, November 15bh.-The Star and
Herald says: The American schooner Mary
E. Hail. bound for David with general
cargo, was stopped by the Chilean steamer
Amazonas. AS this schooner is small
coaster of twenty TONS it is rather
ridiculous to suppose that she could have had
arms on board for Peruvian ports. Two
blank shots were fired from the Amazonas
on the night of the Sth, when she sighted the
schooner, as signal for Captain Nash to
heave to- which he evidently not understand
ing, continued on his course. 1t is said also,
that he apparently bore away toward the
Otoque Islands, and gave the people on the
Amazonas an idea that he was trying to es-
cape. This aroused suspicion, and two shells
were fred at the schooner, which was then
hove to. The cargo was examined and found
to be general merchandise destined for David,
in the department of Chihuhua. The firing
of the projectiles naturally occasioned consid.
cradle alarm among the people on board the
schooner, the Captain of which had his
CHILD rem with him. The Chilean commander,
we are informed, on learning the nationality
and character of the vessel, sent an apology.