Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-09

NORWICH, November Sth-One of the
mills of the Read Paper Company in Girls
void has been burned. Loss, S35, 600 in
sured.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Difficulty in Ireland.
DUBLIN, November Sth. = Several land
meetings were held in Cork Sunday at which
the prosecutions of the indicted members of
the Land League were strongly denounced.
At Shanagary the Land League were dis
persed by powerful body who were led by
MIR. Walsh, a former member of the Land
League. The Walsh party stormed the plat
| form, and after a desperate conflict Walsh
harangued the meeting, denouncing the
League.
! LONDON, November 8th. = Parnell ad.
dressed large land meeting at Athlone on
Sunday. The usual resolutions were passed.
Shots have been fired through the window of
land agents house at Woodlair, county
Galway, but nobody was hurt.
| New YORK, November Sth.-The Worlds
special has the following incident: At the
| Athlone Land League meeting yesterday,
Timothy Sullivan, in the course of his speech,
had recourse to one of those dramatic
| touches that act on a crowd like wildfire
! Speaking of the indictments pending against
himself and his fellow members, he suddenly
thrust his hand into his pocket and threw his
| indictment far out among the crowd. For
some time it was almost impossible to restore
order The paper was seized and torn into
thousand fragments, and the whole assem-
| blage broke out into excavations and curses
against the Government.
DUBLIN, November Sth.-Dillon, solicitor
for the defense, has entered formal appear
ance in the Court of Queens Bench for the
indicted agitators.
The Grand Orange Lodge Of Ireland has
adopted resolution to combat the agitation
by all the means in their power.
The Ahti-ReIigious Crusade in France.
MABsEILLEs, November Sth.-The siege of
the Abbey of the Premontre Fathers con
tinues, and troops still surround the monas-
| try. The Sub-Prefect states that the author
tiles do not intend to break open the doors,
but will continue the siege month if neces-
sary. The Fathers declare that they have
sufficient provisions, and will not yield. At
| Chambery the Trappists of TAME were dis
persed on the 9th instant by body of seven
| brigades of gems d'armes and fifty troops of
the line. The Nautes Capuchins has en-
barked for Cork.
Reception OF the Expelled Jesuits In
spain.
PARIS, November Sth-A Madrid CORE
spondent telegraphs as follows The expelled
French monks are focking here. The mobiles
are offering them their palaces the Town
Courts are giving them old converts and
vacant buildings. the King is granting them
interviews and the Ministry are authorizing
the Jesuits and others to establish themselves
in Madrid and all over the kingdom.
The French Chambers.
| New York, November Sth-A special
telegram from London says: The following
is the substance of a speech to be read by
Ferry to the French Chamber of Deputies at
the opening tomorrow The expulsion of
unauthorized congregations has been success
fufly carried out The Government recon-
mends to members the adoption of a system
Of gratuitous and compulsory primary edu.
cation With regard to the laws on associa-
tions, they are so long that they will not be
laid before the Chambers this session. New
laws for the regulation of the press will also
be urged upon the representative bodies, but
SO long as the old form of legislation exists it
will be rizidly adhered to- The construction
of the Rhone Canal is specially recommended
to the consideration of the representative
bodies The Senate is urged to vote
with as little delay as possible a general
financial tariff, the Government being desir-
Gus to conclude commercial treaties with all
nations before the dissolution in October
next. AS regards foreign affairs, France is
at peace with all the world, and the Govern
ment entertains strong hopes that the East
ern question will be settled in accordance
with the Berlin treaty. No mention what
ever is made of Greece. In conclusion, the
Government does not pretend TO put forward
pompous programme of fallacious promises,
but all its promises it will endeavor to carry
out. The Government asks the majority to
| grant it entire confidence, and to follow if
faithfully The Extreme Left will, immedi-
ately after reading this speech, raise de-
bate upon it, which will be postponed until
Thursday.
| The Nihlist Trial.
ST. PETERSBURG, November Sth--At tho
trial before the military tribunal of all the
| Nihilist prisoners acknowledging belonging to
| the revolutionary party, one by the name of
Scherauff admitted that he participated in
the preparation of the mines under the rail-
way at Misroe in December, 1879, and two
others recounted the proceedings in connec-
ton with the mine on the Simpheropol Rail
| way.
cuban GOId-Insurgent Movements.
| HAVANA November 6th.-The steamer
| Niagara, hence Saturday for New York,
took out $500, 900 in gold.
| There are still some small parties of insur-
gents rowing around. A party led by Chief
/ Nuuez was defeated ON the 9TH in the juris-
diction of Since Vallas, and some of them
surrendered, with their arms and ammuni
ton. 1t is thought it would be folly for the
| Government to raise the state of siege where
the instruction still exists, while, consider
| ing the number of criminals and the inef-
| fciency and corruption of the civil tribunals,
the whole island ought to be placed under a
state of siege.
| Tornado In Canada.
| MONTREAL, November Sth.-A terrific
| i rerda AM lastp MONT
A three.sto house on st. Mary's street, oc-
cupIed by wholesale ard retail grocery, was
blown down. The clipper ship Ravens Crag
| was blown on her beam ends at the wharf,
but afterwards righted. An unknown man
was blown into the river and drowned. A
| fierce storm of wind and sleet ragged through
| out the Province of Quebec last night. Heavy
rains flooded all the New Brunswick streams.
TORONTO, November Sth.-The schooner
| Belle Sperdan has gone ashore at Wellers
Bay. and is a complete wreck. Captain Nc
| Sherrys three SONS and q sailor were all
| drowned.
Canadian Pacific Railway Commission.
OTTAWA (Ont.) November Sth.-The Can
adian Pacific Railway Commission had spe-
cial meeting to day, and examined Colonel
Smith OF Brooklyn, n. Y. His most inter-
esting statement was that MIR. Onderdouk of
California had paid Smiths firm 500, 900 for
their contract IN BRUSH Columbia.
The Prince Of wales Financial strait.
New York, November 9th-A MA
touching story was recently made public that
the Prince of Wales is again i'll financial
strait. The Worlds special cable says: 1t is
now said that the Prince has himself de-
ternined to appeal to Parliament for aid and |
that his friends in the House will explain to |
the satisfaction of the country why the coun-
try should be generous TO him, If not alto
gether just to the people on this occasion.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The October shipment of wheat over the |