Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-20

Evictions at Durham continue to be car
ried out with great cruelty. Eighteen more
families have been turned into the street.
Snow was falling at the time, and the suffer-
ing of the children was most intense.
LONDON, November 10Th. : The Daily
Telegraph points out that the Cabinet must
await the report of the Irish Land Commits
sion before any land reform bill can be an
nounced or any vigorous measures taken.
DUBLIN, November 19tn.-Dillon has filed
fourteen pleas of not guilty in behalf of the
traversers
Intelligence has reached the police of Balla
district that during the past week large
quantity of revolvers have been consigned to
merchants in that neighborhood.
LONDON, November 19th.-The nephew of
the evicted tenant has been identified as the
man who shot the custodian of the farm near
Newpolis. The custodian is not dead yet,
but is likely to die.
DUBLIN, November 10Th Intimidation is
even on the march to Dublin itself, as there
have been some instances of threatening let
| tiers sent to persons in Dublin county.
The anti-Land League movement is spread
ing in the north OF ireland. q meeting of
tenant farmers of Monaghan county has
strongly denounced the agitation.
New YORK, November 20th-A. M.-The
Worlds London special says: Members of
the Land League apprehending a seizure OF
their persons and property by the Govern
ment, they have invested the entire
amount of their funds in foreign securi-
ties and lodged them in Continental
bank. All their books and papers. which
| might be of immense service to the Govern
ment il securing their conviction, have been
removed to place of safety, but whether
| this MIA 10 in he he
| Continent Is matter of conjecture.
The International Regatta.
LONDON, November 19th-In the first
| trial heat this afternoon, Wallace Ross, of
ST. John, won the heat by a length, Hosmer,
of Boston, Mass, second, Riley of Saratoga,
| n. Y, third, Nicholson of Stockton. on
| Lees, fourth. 1t was a fine race. The course
was from Putney acquedHct to Chiswich
| Church-two and half miles. The weather
was rough, but there was no rain. Time, 16
minutes, % seconds. The second heat, over
the same course and distance was won by
Lsycock, Warren Smith of Halifax, n. S.,
second, Trickett of Sydney. n. S. W., third,
Hawdon and Delevan fourth. Laycock rowed
ia splendid form, and won easily. At Ham
mersmith he was four lengths ahead of
lengths. Opposite the Dores Trickett made
slackened and was beaten easily.
Nicholson fouled with barge opposite the
soap works. Trickett's claim for second
place in the second heat, on account of an
alleged foul, was not allowed. Trickett
started as first favorite for the heat, five to
four being laid on him. His collapse was
even more marked than III his race with
Hanlan.
Ross, Laycock, Hoslner and Smith will
not compete tomorrow over the full Thames
course-four and quarter miles-for the
American prizes.
Another Nihilist Conspiracy Threatened.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 19th.-Grave
rumors of another Nihilist conspiracy, even
more terrible and more carefully organized
than any of the plots hitherto discovered,
are afioat here. 1t is to be feared that ere
many weeks, perhaps ere many days, we
shall have news of catastrophe which may
cost the Gar and many innocent people their
| lives. The Gar has lost much of his popu-
larity since his morganatic marriage. Sew
eral high officials attached to his person are
believed to have relations with the Nihilists
Resumption In Italy.
LONDON, November 195h.-The 50 james
Gazette, discussing Signor Maglisni's bill for
the resumption OF specie payment in Italy,
says If Signor Magliani knows the real in-
terest of the country he will resume in sill
yer. Fifteen out of the sixteen million notes
are for five livre.
Another steamer EOundered.
LONDON, November 19th.-The British
steamer Mildred, from New York September
| 2Sth for Marseilles, has foundered in the At
lantic. The crew, % in number, were
| drowned.
Explosion of Fire Damp.
1 \
plosion of fre-damp occurred in coal pit
were in the pit at the time, of whom fifteen
have been rescued more or less injured.
The poifico.EcOnomieal Council.
BERLIN, November 19th.-The Politico-
Economical Council will consist of 70 mem
bers, chosen for five years. 40 members to be
selected from 80 names presented by Cham
| bers of Commerce and Agriculture The re-
mainder, of whom at least Is must be work
! ingmen, will be chosen by the Ministers of
Commerce, Public Works and Agriculture.
The Egyptian Slave Trade.
| VIENNA, November 19sh.-The noted Sou
don traveller, DIR. Schweinfurth has pub
| lished letters strongly denounciDg the in
crease of the Egyptian slave trade. stating
that the resumption of the traffic dates from
the deposition of Ismail Pasha, but has in
creased more especially since General Cor
don left the country.
Duelisfs Sentenced.
VIENNA, November 19th.-Count Karoly,
who some time ago killed Count Itchy in
! duel, has been sentenced to three months
imprisonment and the seconds in the duel to
three weeks imprisonment.
Candidate for n Life senatOrship.
PARIS, November 19th.-At the plenary
meeting of Senators belonging to various
groups of the Left, General Fare, ex- Minis
ter of War, was unanimously accepted as
candidate for the Life Senatorship to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Broca.
The Porte Replies TO the Powers.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, November 19th.-The
Porte has prepared reply to the note OF the
Powers demanding the execution of the as
sassin of Colonel Commerof. The reply de-
clares that every sovereign has right to ex-
tend clemency to his own subject, and states
that the assassin having asked clemency, his
sentence has been committed to penal servi-
tude for life.
Tho Presit,cnf.Elcct OF Mexico-PubIic
Debt.
CRY OF MEXICO November 10th.-Gon-
zales, President-elect, has arrived at the
Capital 1t is rumored that he will leave
matters as before the election, almost all the
officials retaining their posts.
The public debt of Mexico amounts to
S144, 10000
MISCELLANEOUS.
J. w. Mackay passed through Chicago yes
terday, en- route to New York, whence he
goes to Paris.
Two hundred railroaders and conductors