Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-27
FOREIGN.


FOREIGN.
The Trouble in Ireland.
DUBLIN, October 26th.-J. B. KILN,
speaking at banquet in Galway, declared
that every letter that came across the At
lantic brought Ireland more closely to
America. They Were, in fact, no longer Ire
land, but one of the States of the United
States.
The Inspector General of the Constabulary
has issued q circular requiring all the Con-
stables to contribute a weekly statement
showing the number of arms and the quality
of ammunition in their districts. name to
whom consigned, by whom received, the class
of persons who bought them, and for what
purpose purchased
LONDON, October 26th-The Times says
it is considered unnecessary to strengthen the
powers Of the Irish executive for repression
OF outrages. Parliament therefore is not
likely to be summoned before the usual time.
In the meanwhile the Cabinet will frame the
promised measure of land reform.
DUBLIN, October 2Gth-Healy, Parnell's
Secretary and member of the Land League,
was arrested to-day on charge of Hbeling
landlord in one of his speeches. Other arrests
will follow.
LONDON, October 26th-The Irish Times
states that William E. Forster, Chief Secre-
tary for Ireland, has placed his resi- gnation in
the hands of Premier Gladstone.
The Times statement that William i.
Forster has resigned as Chief Secretary of
ireland is denied.
LONDON, October 26th.-George j. Dob
son, President of the Local Government
Board, speaking at Scarborough, said that if
the Government were satisfied that the ordi-
nary law was not sufficient to maintain order
in Ireland, they would not shrink, in conse-
quence of any threats, from asking extraor-
binary legislation. The Meas asks why this
is not done Immediately. 1t says: If the
state of things is as bad as the Government
has reason to believe, the course they propose
that is, prosecutions not that which such
occasion would seem to demand" The Post
says: =" Justin Mccarthy, Home Rule men,
Der for Loneford, has joined the Land League
as protest against prosecution.
Anarchy in CabuI-The Ameer Murdered.
LONDON, October 26th.-A Peshawur dis
patch says anarchy reigns in Cabul, and that
the Amer has been murdered. There has
been no news by post from Cabul for several
days.
LONDON, October 26th.-The news relative
to the murder Of the Amer and the preva-
lence of anarchy in Cabul is from the Girl and
lQttUIH OU@tttS VI l-tiibtc. du
doubted. The India Office here, however,
has no confirmation of the report.
LONDON. October 26th.-The Viceroy of
India telegraphed to the India Office that he
is unable either to confirm or deny the report
of an outbreak in Cabul.
SnMLA, October 26th.-The situation in
Cabul is perilous. 1t is uncertain whether
| the Amer is menaced or not.
The DuIcignO Question.
RAGUsA, October 10Th 1.-The Turkish Com
missioner has proposed that the negotiations
be carried on, and denies that he informed
Montenegro that the Porte is prepared to
surrender Dulcigno on the LIST of November.
CoNsTASTINoPLE, October 26th-Dervish
Pasha has been ordered to Dulcigno with
three battalions in consequence of telegram
from Ria Pasha reporting that the Alba
mans are resisting his measures for the cession
OF that town.
CETrINGE, October 26th.-Monteneg gro has
accepted the proposal to transfer the nego-
tiations to Hunia, which is close to Antiyari.
VIENNA, October 26th.-The negotiations
viii be resumed at Hunia on the Both inst.
BADs1c, October 26Bh.-The Porte has
agreed to reduce the delay of the surrender of
Dulcigno from twelve to eight days; there
fore by the LIST Of November affairs ought to
| be settled.
Refusal TO Re-establish Capital Punish
ment.
THE HAGUE, October 26.h.-The second
changes OF the States Genersi-41 TO 20-has
refused to re-establish capital punishment.
Too Much Capital.
| MONTREAL October 26th.-A leading bank
here has notified its customers that interest
will not be allowed on large sums after the
LIST prox., owing to the difficulty of finding
! investments for the large sums now lying idle.
Sale of Corn Forbidden.
| MEsHED, October 26th-The Shah has for
| hidden the sale of corn to Russian agents.
The Invading Kurds.
| TEHERAN, October 26th.-The Kurds in
vading Persia are reported $1,000 strong.
They are in three divisions. The first divi-
sion is thirty miles from Tabriz, which is in
danger. The inhabitants are barricading the
streets. The Persian troops number 9,OO0.
De Cissey's War Administration.
PARIS, October 26th.-The groups of Depu-
ties have arranged to ask at the opening of
the session for an inquiry into General DE
| Cissey's war administration.
Unfounded Report.
MEsHEL, October 26th.-The report that
an insurrection has broken out at Herat is
unfounded.
Policy OF the Greek Ministry.
ATHENS, October 26th.-In the Chamber
of Deputies, Premier Comeounduris, replying
to NJ. Tricoupis, said that the policy OF the
Ministry was not to delay preparations for
taking over the Territory assigned to Greece
by the Berlin Conference until Europe should
undertake to enforce her decisions, but
rather to carry out the decisions by their own
action.