Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-14
FOREIGN news.
That Theft Of Riaes. .


CORK, August 13th,-The police removed
| the remainder Of the arms from the Juno. 4
number of gags were found ON the wharf
The boats were pulled with muffied oars.
Cork, August 13th.-It was no secret that
there were arms on board the ship Juno ly
| ing in the harbor All the marauders were
armed with revolvers. The six men arrested
were before the magistrate yesterday. They
! all belong TO Cork, and were unable to give
an &C count Of their presence at the Passage
They were rsmanded for trial. The most re.
markable circumstance connected with the
! affair is that while the boats were leaving and
! still in view from the vessel, no alarm was
| given by the Captain or revenue officer or
board. At the tine Of the robbery the patro
were on the road outside the dock wall, only
twenty-five yards from the ship, and the
| slightest alarm would have reached them.
Cork, August 13th.-The police at Black
Rock, a village between the Passage and
| Cork, patroling at o'clock yesterday morn
| ing, saw two boats passing up containing 8
number of men whom they recognized as be-
longing to Cork. At this time the Black
Rock police had not heard of the robbery
The occurrence had produced an uneasy feel
ing in the neighborhood, as it recalls to min6
| the Fenian disturbance and shows that the
element of disorder still exists.
CORK, August 13th.-Four of the rifles
stolen from the ship Juno have been found
in a garden at Roches Town. 1t is under
stood that the police have clue to the mer
who fell into the hold of the vessel.
CORK, August 13th.-One hundred police
patrolled along the river all of Thursday
night, but no further clue to the identity Of
the Juno raiders was obtained.
| DUBLIN, August 13th--Itis remarked thai
greater number than ual of sinister
looking persons, having an American air, are
to be seen about the cities and towns of Ire
land. and within the last few days about 40C
| stsnd of the best firearms have been pur
chased here by such persons.
The Distress in Ireland.
LONDON, August 13th-In the House Of
| Commons tonight O'Connor Power called
attention to the medical reports in regard tc
the condition of the fever-stricken districts in
Mayo and other parts of the west of Ireland
and moved a resolution that it was essential
| that effective sanitary arrangements be i'm
mediately made. Thomas Sexton, Liberal
| Home Rule member for Sligo county. sec
onded the resolution. Forster, Chief Secre.
tary for ireland, said the distress had been
much exaggerated. The Government has
sent an efficient medical staff. He would be
willing to have resolution placed on record
to the effect that in the opinion of the House
the present condition of the agricultural pop
ulation of Mayo, Sligo and other parts of the
west demanded the immediate attention Of
the Government. Forster incidentally spoke
of the contributions made by the Irish.
Americans to relieve the distress in Ireland,
and said English laborers would probably not
have done as much for their own people un
| der similar circumstances. Power accepted
| Eopcfar'c hfnh thar, 70
English Grain Trade.
LIVERPOOL, August 13th.-A leading grain
| circular says: The brilliant weather has had
! declining effect ON the wheat trade, the
principal markets reporting a slow sale at q
shilling per quarter decline. The demand
for cargoes was extremely quiet, with an
easier tendency. On the spot and in neigh.
boring markets since Tuesday transactions in
wheat were quite of a retail character, at two
pence under Tuesdays currencies. At to-
days market there was good attendance
with quiet tome Wheat was limited Red
winter declined 3@4d, and California and
Oregon 1@2d. Flour unchanged. In
corn rather more was offering, but there wa:
less demand, and prices receded slightly.
Roumania and the United States.
BUCHAREST, August 13th.-Eugene Schuy-
Ter has had an interview with the Roumanian
Minister. A provisional understanding was
arrived at whereby the American representa-
tive is officially recognized as legation, and
Mr.. Schuyler as Minister Resident, pending
permanent results at the meeting of the
| United States Congress in December.
Recall of PapaI ambassador.
| ROME, August 13th.--A report is received
at the Vatican from the Papal Nuncio al
Paris stating that the recall of Desprez
| Arch bishop of Toulouse, may be considered
an accomplished fact His successor will not
have the title of ambassador. and will only
remain as long as circumstances require, and
until the complete execution of the DEGREES
against religious societies, after which the
| French Government will propose revision
| Of the Concordat.
| Queer Use of the Irish Relief Fund.
| LONDON, August 13th.-The Committee Of
the irish Land League has determined to de-
vote a portion of the funds subscribed by
American sympathizers to the prosecution OF
the actions of the Exchequer Division of the
High Court of Justice, for the recovery Of
/ the penalties against Lord Plunkett for vot
ing FIVE times before taking the oath as Peer.
Lord Plunkett has been served with five
wrlts.
The Afghan situation.
| LONDON, August 13th.-A letter from
Khelati Gilseai of the 9Th says: We have
plenty of forage, water and ammunition, and
| do not fear an attack, of which there are nc
! signs.
! No news has been received from Candahar
since July 10Th, except reports from the sur.
rounding country that the garrison there is
shut up.
Minister Recalled.
| LONDON, August 13th.- General Sergis
Camarge, Minister Plenipotentiary here Of
the United States of Colombia, has been
recalled.