Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-23
The Trouble In ireland.


LONDON, November 22d.-The Times, in
its leader, says: We need only repeat that
while the Cabinet has been unable to agree
in regard to the necessity OF coercion in Ire
land, that policy has not been definitely
abandoned. The Ministers continue to hope
that violence and lawlessness in ireland may
abate.
LONDON, November 22d.-The report that
armed men tarred and feathered Gardner, the
Galway landlord, is untrue.
DUBLIN, November 22d.-Parnell has is
sued an appeal to the American people, hop
ing that all lovers of freedom will assist the
agitation now going on in Ireland, which will
secure radical settlement Of the land ques-
ton.
Dillon, solicitor of Eagan, Secretary of the
Land League, and other persons against
whom prosecution has been instituted, to-day
handed the Crown officer an affidavit, sworn
to by Eagan, asking for an attachment
against the Ecening Mail, for publishing ar
tices calculated to prejudice the trials of the
traversers.
While Land Lacquer was addressing the
people from a cart at Ballina, County Mayo,
to-day, the police attempted to arrest him for
obst1ucting the street. A mob interfered
and sanguinary fight ensued. Several of
the police were wounded, but being rein
forced, charged on the crowd and arrested
the Land Lacquer.
ROME, November 22d.-The Irish Bishops
have notified the Pope that they must in GER
tain events support the Land League agita-
ton.
New York, November 29i-A M-The
Worlds London special says: The Govern
ment is taking great care that the speeches
OF the public prosecutors in the cases against
the members of the Land League shall not
become public before the day of trial, and
thus betray the Governments course of pro-
cedure to the accused. Each one OF the
Queens cnmpositors is guarded by q detect.
i've, who watches every type as it leaves The
case. The printers are sworn to secfesy.
After the speeches have been printed, the
proofs are carefully sealed up and the type
immediately distributed.
The Anti-Semciic Movement.
BERLIN, November 22d.-On resumption
of the anti-Semetic movement in the Lower
House of the Prussian Diet to-day, Bachem
of the Center party accused the Jews OF &C.
curing wealth by disgraceful means.
Richtor retoIted, and pointed out that
stock-iobbing was carried on by Christians
belonging to high circles.
Rev. Stecker Court Chaplain. who is one
of the principal originators of the movement,
said the question was an economic one, and
repeated Bachem's accusations. He declared
that the objec5 of the petition was to keep
the Jews from any post of authority.
Herr Loewe, Progressionist Jew. refuted
Herr Stecker's arguments, and declared that
some of his statements were wholly mac
curate.
Herr Ruckert, Liberal, contended that it
was breach of the Constitution to deny
that the Jews were Germans.
Herr Verchow rebutted the attacks made
fhnsa ybD T,rOtaSfa1 ayainst tDa
Jewish agitation.
The discussion lasted seven hours, and then
closed without vote.
The Emperor followed the debate with
great interest.
Compelled to Fall Back.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, November 22i.-Intelli-
gence has been IT ceived here that Dervish
Pasha, in obedience with instructions relative
to the immediate transfer of Dulcigno, made
forward movement with his troops, but was
compelled to fall back because of the for
midable concentration of Albanians.
The Magistracy Reform Bill.
PARIS, November 22l-The clauses of the
magistracy reform bill, adopted by the Cham
Der of Deputies, include one for nominating
Chief Judge for a term of FIVE years. The
Radical amendment that Judges be elected
by universal suffrage was rejected-172 to 125
Iuc &LitF
BERLIN, November 22d.-Persons qualified
to judge consider the reports of the illness of
the Gar perfectly accurate. The Gar is
anxious for the speedy official publication of
bis marriage with Princess Dollnegour.
Prince Melikoff has been trying for some
time past, but uusuccessfullv, to procure the
assent of the Czarovitch and other members
of the Imperial family to the official an
nouncement of the union.
Items OF Interest 10 0arsmen.
LONDON, November 221.-There will be no
match between Hanlan and Laycock.
Thompson, the chief hacker of Laycock,
has promised to endeavor to bring Laycock
and Trickett to the United States and Canada
next year.
The Sportsman reviewing the results o
the regatta, says: By blindly following on
the traditions as to size. shape and make of
certain boats suitable for hight and weight,
English scullers cannot hope to excel or re-
gain for England any aquatic prestige she
has Loot,