Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-25
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Trouble i'm Ireland

FOREIGN NEWS.
The Trouble In Ireland.
Cork, November 24th.-Fourteen men
were arrested this morning for participating
in the Fenian procession from which shots
were fired. The police state that the shots
were directed toward them.
DUBLIN, November Oath .-Fift seven sacks
of Boycotts newly thrashed corn have been
dispatched from Tough Mask to Cong for
shipment to Galway, thence by train to
Dublin. They were sent to Cong under an
escort of cavalry, infantry, police and I'll
stermen.
The Lord Mayor of Dublin announces that
in consideration of the fact that only G., 600
had been raised Of the 10000 necessary to
defend the Land Leaguers, he has transferred
to the fund for that purpose a10S, the bal
ance of the political defense fund, of which
he ID the sole surviving trustee.
A landlord near Loughrea, named Ken
nedy, who recently refused to accept Sir
Richard Grifith's valuation, was fred at last
night while walking in his garden. Three
shots were fired, all of which missed their
intended victim.
ROME, November 24th.-The aurora pub
fishes an article, believed to be inspired, and
which attracts considerable attention. 1t
says " The Irish Bishops could never preach
revolt, crime or violence, and will not do 30.
The Pope does not need to use any great
efforts to keep them in the path of duty, but
he may possibly have already advised them
to separate themselves openly from those who
spread terror by brandishing the sword in
the faces of their fellow citizens" The article
concludes I'VE trust that the Irish clergy
will be an instrument of peace and order, and
that while they strive to calm the passions of
the people the English nation will settle the
questions at issue by drawing closer the
bonds which should unite the two sister coun-
tries
LONDON, November 24th.-Parnell's ar
rested Secretary, Healy, has been elected to
Parliament, vice Redman, deceased.
CHICAGO, November oath. The Inter
Oceans Dublin special says: 1t is stated
that the Irish Executive intends to station
military forces permanently at Claremorres,
and also increase the garrison at Castlebar,
SO it will be easy to send troops from these
two centers to any part of the west of Ire
land.
The Parnel defense fund grows slowly. 1t
now amounts to about e. 800. The League
officially announces that the expense will be
at least 10000, and urgently appeals for
more. The town of Ennisoorthy, where
eight months ago Parnell was rotten. egged,
has subscribed $500 for defense.
The great trials are about to begin, the
Crown having yesterday joined issue on the
defendants plea that eight days notice of
trial may be served. which would bring the
cases on next Monday. The only delay
which can arise is by motion of the Crown
with reference to the mode of trial.
A Limerick correspondent telegraphs that
the Land League is assuming propo, lions
little dreamed of when started The leaders
in Limerick have developed new coprse,
which strikes at the very root of the land
system. Not content with preventing tenants
from paying more than the Government val
nation and preventing other tenants from
taking the farm from which one of their
number had been evicte1, the League is now
about to- Boycott the local attorneys to
prevent them from serving the ejectment pro-
cesses in the County Courts. An eminent
local solicitor few days ago was accosted by
a prominent member of the Central Land
League, who brought him to book " for
daring to serve ejectment processes for his
clients. The representative of the Land
League informed him that his case would be
brought before that body at the next meeting,
and warned him and his brethren of the CON
sequences of what they were doing.
DUBLIN. November 24th.-The trials of
the indicted Land Leaguers have been fixed
Tor the IL tn OF December,
Among the fourteen men arrested at Cork
this morning for participating in the Fenian
procession is soldier. The prisoners have
been committed for trial.
LONDON, November 24th.-The FIVE pris-
oners arrested near Loughrea for reinstating
an evicted family have been discharged. no
case being found against them.
DUBLIN, November Ath.-Merchants and
9TH rotiz hat fIax, will ~
on the jury in the State trials, for fear of in
jury TO their business or murder. As the
merchants have business with all parts Of the
country, they fear being tBoycotted."
Dulcigno Entered.
CoNsTANTINoPLF, November 24th.-Der-
wish Pasha entered Dulcigno after slight
engagement with the Albanians. A conven-
ton will be signed between the Montene-
grins and the Turkish authorities. The
former on the departure of Dervish Pasha
will occupy the town under protection Of the
international feet.
RAGUsA, November Ath.--Dervish Pasha
only succeeded in entering Dulcigno after an
engagement with the Albanians, which lasted
eight hours. Both sides suffered considerable
loss.
Russia and the Vatican.
ROME, November oath. = The Russian
Government has submitted to the Vatican
three names, with a suggestion that the Va
tican select one for negotiator to come to
Rome to settle the ecclesiastical disputes
between Russia ard the Vatican. These
negotiations have hitherto been carried on at
Vienna. From this list the Vatican selected
Chevalier Bontenew, at present Secretary of
the Russian Embassy at London.
Monsignor Jacobini has settled with the
Pope plan for the future conduct of the re-
lations of the Papacy with the Powers.
The French Government and the Pope
LONDON, November 24th. = A dispatch
from Paris says: A grave difficulty has
arisen between the French Government and
the Pope, neither approving. the candidates
whom the other desires appointed to six va
cant Bishoprics.
The French Life Senatorship.
PARIS, November misunderstanding Sena-
tors of the Left Centre have elected Admiral
Dupre as their candidate for the vacant Life
Senstorship, in opposition to General Fare,
the present Minister of War.
Hard.WOrked MayOr-An Insane Earl
Adverse Report.
LONDON, November 4th.-During his year
in office, the late Lord Mayor, Sir Francis
Wyatt Truscott, entertained no less than
1900 people. mostly persons of distinction,
at various public banquets and unions at
which it is his duty to preside.
The Earl of Dudley is again Frustrated
with his old malady of partial insanity. with
which be was attacked few days ago.
The Government assayers appointed to ex-
anime the ore from India supposed to cor.
tain gold in paying quantities, have returned
adverse reports.
Steamer in Distress.
LONDON, November 24th.-The steamer
Donan, from New York, arrived at South
ampton yesterday, and reports having spoken
the steamer Assyrian Monarch, from Hull
| for New York, on the 22d inst in longitude
Is, and tried to tow her, but owing to the
tremendous swell was unable to get a hawser
aboard. As she was able to sail and not in i'm.
mediate danger, the Donan left her at noon
on the same day.
Terrible Marine Casualfty-Two Hundred
and Fifty Lives Lost.
LEGHoRN, November 24th-The steamer
Ortegia came in collision this morning with
the French steamer OEcle Joseph near Spez-
zia. The Oncle Joseph was SO much injured
that she soon sunk. She had 800 persons on
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