Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-24
A SEPARATE MOVEMENT

consequence OF Jones statement Jnab the
priest had induced the laborers to quit his
employment.
A SEPARATE MOVEMENT.
The introduction of the Land League into
the north of Ireland has had the effect of
setting the tenant right borderers, who bad
been for some time quiescent, again in mo-
ton in some districts, and two concurrent
movements are now in progress. cne Of which
is distinct from the Lsague, although agree
ing to some extent with its priEci oles.
JONES WILL ACCEPT.
LONDON, December 23d.-Jones thinks he
will have to avail himself Of the offers of help
he has received from all parts of the King
dom after Christmas.
LORD DERBY AND BOYCOTT.
Lord Derby has written to the Chairman
of the Boycott Relief Fund Committee, ex-
pressing sympathy with Captain Boycott, and
commencing the organization fdr his relief.
THE GARRISON IN IRELAND.
The entire garrison in ireland does not in-
clude single distinctively Irish regiment.
VESSEL SEIZED.
DUBLIN, December 23d-The customs au.
thorities yesterday seized the Norwegian ship
Juno, Captain Carlson, in Glare river, near
the mouth of the shannon Her cargo of
arms was being landed. Three wagon loads
had already been landed. A force of marines
and artillery have charge of thevessel
| A number of youug men recently from
| America are under surveillance.
THE SEIZED ARMs-BUCKsHoT TO BE USED.
| DUBLIN, December 23d.-The ship Juno,
on which arms were found, is from Cork for
| Baltimore with railway iron, and the arms
are mostly obsolete carbines and revolyers.
She was taken in tow, disabled, by tug and
brought to Limerick, where she is now under
repair Her cargo was necessarily removed.
| The arms and ammunition were taken to the
! Queens stores under military guard.
| Buckshot is still being manufactured for
the Irish Constabuary. 1t is thought the
military will also be supplied with buckshot.
PROTECTION FROM PERSECUTION.
| DUBLIN, December 23d.-At a meeting of
| the Grand Orange Lodge to-day, the Erner-
| gencY Committee considered number of ap-
| plications for protection from persons in diff
| ferent parts of the country who are being
prosecuted for refusal to join tls> 1-nd,
League, and arrangements were made to as
| sist them. The committee resolved to inme-
diately enroll persons who would hen rec
i essary proceed to any part of the country and
| enter the service to guard "Boycotted per-
sons. The committee also resolved to infol mr.
Bruce Jones that they were ready to assist
him.
RECOMMENDATION FROM TIE POPE
ROME, December 23d-The Pope has adj
dressed a recommendation to the Irish Bish-
ops, urging them to use efforts towards elect
ing the pacification of Ireland.
ENGINEERS ORDERED TO THE FRONT
LONDON, December 23d.-A company of
engineers have been ordered to leave Alder
dershot Immediately for Ireland.
IRIsH-sMERIcAN FILIBUsTFRs.
LONDON, December 23d.-The Times says:
The Government has apparently some sus-
picion that behind the agrarian organization
in Ireland other projects are being hatched
1t is probable that the mischievous gang
of Irish American filibusters who were the
authors of the Fenian rising in 1867 are again
at work. They find the masses flushed with
triumph over the law, and abundantly sup
piled with arms, which hsve been sold in
hundreds of thousands throughout Ireland
since the peace-preservation act was allowed
to lapse six months ago. 1t is impossible to
be sure they will rot set match to the train.
LAND COMMISSIONERS REPoRT-MEETISG OR
DERED SUPPRESSED.
DUBLIN, December 2Sd-The Land Com.
missioners have concluded their inquiry, and
communicated the result TO Gladstone. It is
understood that their opinions are that some
of the Protestant farmers of the North are
making determined stand against the Land
League.
The military stationed at Cork have been
ordered to suppress the land meeting pro-
posed to te held at Kanturk on the 22d of
January.
NAUTICAL GHOST.
LONDON, December 23d.-A nautical ghost
has just appeared off the shores Of Ireland,
which needs to be introduced. A short time
before the Land League movement first took
shape openly, the Government received
genuine fright from the announcement that
ship, supposed to be loaded with American
firearms, had been boarded in Queenstown
harbor by number of masked men, who
carried off several boxes of weapons, but left
everything else undisturbed There was
foundation enough for the story to warrant
an official investigation, and a few
mysterious arrests were made /; but nobody
was ever brought to trial, and the
matter was finally allowed to drop
This vessel was the Norwegian ship Juno,
Captain Carlson, and it was said that she was
bound for New York. The same craft has
again appeared in Irish waters. and has again
become the cause of intense official com1ao-
tion. On Wednesday, while her crew were
unloading, or preparing to unload cargo in
Limerick, the Juno was seized by the Gus
toms authorities and put in charge Of a force
of marines and artillery. The vessel was
towed to receiving dock, and her cargo,
which was again supposed to be made of
American firearms. will be transferred to the
Government ordnance stores. Officers say
the Juno was seized only for the purpose OF
preventing another such raid as that IN
Queenstown harbor