Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-12

The Trouble In Ireland


The Troubie In Ireland
DUBLIN November 1lth.-It is expected that the
Boycott relief expedition will reach Clsremorris at
$50 this afternoon, and will be searched ascertain
II they are armed. They will have to walk from
Caremorris to Tough Mask, fiji cen miles, as convey
ances cannot be procured for them.
telegram from Ballina represents that great
element prevails there in consequence of a report
that fifty Oraugemen woul1 pass through that place
| Tor Boycotts farm. Firearms were purchased and
carried by bands OF TO oppose the passage of
| the Orangemen meeting was hastily called, re-
Volvers were produced, and the most violent Ian
guage against the Government was used The
expedition will be composed of two divisions from
| Clvan and Monaghan twenty five from each county,
inclusive Of leaders No disturbance at Ballinrobe
is apprehended, as 900 ,olders are in the vicinity.
BALTIMORE, Noye,sber IIth.-Two squadrons OF
hssars and one of dragons have started for Clare
| morris to meet the orangemen
| CAyAN, November 11th.-Ihe Monaghan contin-
gent Of the Boycott relief force arrived here this
morning. The police were stationed at intervals
between Clones and Cavan. Signs of hostility hav-
| ing become apparent, the Monaghan and Cavan con-
| tingeDt have effected junction. The peas
antry at Bainrobe who last night waited for hours
In expectation of the arrival of the 0rangemen are
| again assembling. Fifty constabuiary and twenty
mounted police will patrol the road from ClareIlor-
| ris to Bainrobe, Independently of the escort, in
order that no obstruction is placed thereon. The
Magistrate telegraphed last night for detachment
| OF artillery with two guns.e
LONDON, November 1lth.-The escort of the Or
angemen going to Boycott will be two sqIIadrons of
Dragons, l50 infantry two cannon and $50 consab.
DIARY II is in doubt whether the troops have orders
not TO fire on any account or not Great apprehen-
sion is felt here of trouble.
| BALTIMORE, November 11th.-A number of peas
antry, some armed, are route to Claremorris.
DUBLIN, November 11th.-In the Court of Queens
Bench today Parnel and his fellow prisoners were
allowed full particulars OF the charges against them
| but not any information 10 what the evidence
| would be.
LONDON, November 11th.-Lord Crchton, member
OF Parliament for County Fermapagh speaking at n
meeting OF 0rangemen at Newton said Ireland
could we'll dis ense with the services of Redpath
man who had insulted the Queen.
The Times says 1t is certain the most important
question considered by yesterdays Cabinet Council
was whether all citizens Of ireland be protected
by the ordinary machinery Of law We have reason
TO believe that those VINO are most directly respon-
sibe for the administration of Irish affairs have
come to the conclusion that without increasing the
power Of the Executive the present state Of things
must not only continue, but enlarge its borders and
become daily more enterprsing and audac us
| The article recommends suspension OF the habeas
corpus Act as a remedy
ROME, November l1th.-The Pope receiving
delegation OF Irish Bishops to-day, expressed great
sympathy for lreland's suferines, but counseled an
avoidance OF all revolutionary principles
DrBLIN November 1l.h.-At Clarcmorris the
crowd hootod the soldiers we'll as the o angenen
| The latter allowed to carry revolvers, on q
promise not to them unless life was endangered
Incy procSeueu TO bdHnroDe WITHOUT any rSIiarka-
BILE incident, aud arrived there at 1895 tonight.
large crowd had assembled, but violence was
| offered.
BALTIMORE, November 11th.-Boycott has no
place III which to lodge the Orsngemen except a
| barn. The Liberals OF this district denounce IL
| relief movement as Tory trick to force the hand
| of the Government and provoke coecion b; pro-
noting civil war.
LONDON, November 11th.-The Times in leading
article, says: The eageness with which the idea
| OF relief expedition was welcomed in Ulster may
serve warning that terrorism, if unchecked
would too easily provoke reprisals.
LoNDoS, November 1lth.- Several magistrates
have advised suspension of habeas corpus in Ire
land, but Forster deems it unnecessary
DUBLIN November uth-A deputation to-day
presented to the Lord Lieutenant series OF resou-
tons of a DInganron meeting deprecatiHg the land
agitation and expressing loyalty
NEW YORK. November l1th.-The Worlds London
special says a member of the Government informs
me tonight that all the preliminary arrangements
have been made for the apprehension of Michael
Davitt the Land League agitatOr, as he sets
foot in Queenstown. The main points of his fare
we address before sailing from New York, as well
as all the circumstances attending his departure,
were telegraphed here by the Government agents in
the United States, and the Government is not dis
pose to allow another firebrand to be thrown into
Ireland.
Davitt is exceedingly popular in all the National
ist section of the island but especially in the west
where the revolutionary spirit is strongest His
efforts in America in behalf of the Land League
have added immensely to his popularity, and the
fact that he boldly returning to be rd the British
lion in his den at the risk Of his own freedom, is
sufficient of itself to make hero Of him in the eyes
OF his countrymen.
Affairs in France.
PARIS, November l1th.-'The decision of the ex
IRENE advanced Lett to adhere to the course which
caused the Ministry to resign shows that Gambetta
is no longer certain Of commanding q majority in
the Chamber OF Deputies.
The Education bill, which the Government desired
H. l.
vision which the Government considers would obv-
ate the necessity for the Immediate dispersion of
religious committees.
| PARIS November l1th-At the assembling of the
Chamber of Deputies, Baudry d'Asson took his seat
despite the recent vote eXpellihg him. He refused
to leave at the order of President Gam5etta. The
latter then suspended the meeting. majority of
the members OF the Left quilted the house, the
Rigat remaining. Baudry d'Asson continuing OBJ
duratey, the Bureau Of the Chamber ordered his
expulsion, and mil tary guard called in and
forced him away. Members of the Right clustered
around Baudry d'Asson who violently resisting
| with hands and feet expelled by the united
efforts Of fifteen soldiers and confined in adjacent
room
PARIS November 1lth-The Cabinet has con-
tented itself with a vote OF confidence, without
ventur;ng to reopen the question of priority in the
order of business.
Several friends of Bandry dAsson struck the
soldiers who elected the Deputy from the Cham
Der.
The Earthquakes in Austria.
LONDON, November 11th.-The loss by the earth
quake in Agram and Croatia is estimated at g. 0oo,-
0O0 forms, without reckoning the damage to
churches Reports of havoc by the earthquake
have been recei7ed at Agram from the whole sur
rounding country
| AGRAN, November 11th - Fresh earthquakes
threw down many houses, causing fearful panic.
| The Diet adjourned on account of the danger.
Poor GaribaIdI
ROME, November 11th-Friends of Garibaldi pro-
the establishment in Italy of Republic, which they
affirm would restore the Bourbon, Papal and Grand
Ducal factions and destroy the unity of which he
the chief factor. The press declare that Carl
baldi is an unconscious prisoner playing into the
hands OF others who selfishly use him.
Uneasinsss on the Currency Question.
/ NEW YORK; November l1th.-European exchanges
show much uneasiness in Germany and France on
the currency question. 1t is stated by those most
likely to be best informed that the Imperial Bank of
Germany is able to retain proportion of only about
onethird of its in gold, while the Bank of
France continues losing gold rapidly. and the
portion of gold to the entire cash is only 40
per cent.
Afraid of the Jesuit Invasion.
MADRID, November 1lth.- Liberals view with
much apprehension the large body of religious
ders settling in Spain. They point out that society
contains sufficient elements Of cercasm aud inJol-
erance already.
Persians Playing for Even.
4
/ bombarded sonjbolak The Kurdish loss was 100
killed and $50 wounded. The Persians plumber
ing kurdish villages in the vicinity of Ufumiah
Socialists Coming.
BERLIN. November 11th.-Forty-six Socialists
sailed to-day from Hamburg for New York.
Preparing for tho Struggle.
ATHENS, November llth.-The Cabinet is actively
advancing military preparations, but the army viii
| not be ready until March.
Kelly, the Bushranger, Hanged.
MELBOURNE, November 1Ith.-Kelly, the bush
ranger, has been banged.
The Lost Propeller Zealand.
| TORONTO, November 1Ith-Following is the most
complete list obtained OF the officers aud men OF the
propeller Zealand. believed TO have been lost in the
| gale OF Saturday night of Edwards Island: Cap
| tain Hamilton; Thomas Dewey, First Engineer, ST.
| GATHERINGS; David Taylor. Second Engineer, Port
Colborne; David MRette, first mate, Montreal;
Thomas Davis Lieie, second mate, Cornwall Thomas
Armstrong. carpenter, Hamilton; Miss Francis,
! laay's maid, Montreal.
| PIcToy (0nt.) November 1lth.-The Captain OF
the tug Chieftan reports passing the topmasts Of
vessel sticking out Of the water between Salmon