Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-19

Weston Against Time.
PROVIDENCE (R. l. J, July 17th.--Haverly
has offered Weston S., goo to beat the six
days "go as -you-please record Weston
has accepted this offer, and will make the at
tempt in this, his native city, on August I'd.
Enprpcy xrxys
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The Irish Land Bill.
NEw YoRK. ,Julv I7tb-A Iondon sneciaI
saws. Bus;ness in the Honse of Commors
continues to make slow nrooress Tbe oh.
structive alliance between tbe vounoer Tor;es
Sir Drummond Wolf Lords Hamilton and
Churchill. and the Irishmen is daily becom-
ing more and more open. Since Lord I,ans.
downe's resirnation- The Government shows
some irresolution about the Eviction hill
withdrawing from pledqes as understood hy
Mr. PANEL and offerino CONCESSIONS to tbs
Who's Fin Fnrtbsr @ nroof 81 ,hs Wb;@ d;scon So one
tent Is shown nv Lord Hart;npton's brother;s
onnosino the Govarnment at the instance of
his father. the Dnke of Deyonsbire MANY
Irish pronrietors notwithstanding Mr. Fors.
ter's attemnts at conciliation are manic.
stricken. I know one LARGE owner of bioh
rank. who has already closed his bonse In
Ireland disnissino twenty servants and an
nouncinp that he intends to live for the
future abroad. He estimates that the hill
will reduce his income $50 600 Passionate
controversies and scenes almost riotous occnr
nightly in Parliament The House il fast
losing its reputation for decorum. Person.
alities were never SO hitter, and the decencies
of debate were never so frequently violated.
the truth being that the House is now brought
face to face with a series of questions no
longer merely political, but regarded, rightly
or wrongly, by powerful classes as vital to
their existence. Numerous privileges, now
assailed, have heretofore been reckoned in
violable. On the other hand, the feeling
among country gentlemen is even stronger.
The Government Is constantly denounced for
favoring spoliation or confscation, because it
is endeavoring to protect Irish tenants
against arbitrary landlords. English land
lords forsee that their day is coming, hence
this violence far exceeding anything in
political or even ecclesiastical matters. Mr..
Gladstone is daily denounced in London
drawing. rooms as Ievolutionist and Com
munist. Ihreats are already riie that no
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,nS p"Sn rie Irish on1s anu NH Sne Iaie anu
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alieauY 'niis III u. =. '.tI ~ .e
neat anu tue appfo@onihs emu oi Tue seasoh'
Fifteen ireiands 10 peai WIN.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 1th.-Wittendorf,
the German Governments Counselor at
Coblentz, who came here to assist in carrying
out reform, has returned to Berlin to select
the mani larS of his staff III will return with
SIX German stan ofhcers and ofheiais Tor the
Miliissers on - Iar "Iu - aa1h IA
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pave ni'een A.' W ue"- "i'N'
l{ sur In huss'a'
ST.. PETERSBURG, July l1th.-The presence
here, attended by staff of experts, of
Barker, the American, has given rise to the
most varied rumors concerning the introduc-
ton of the Gray elevator system, the con-
struction of Siberian railway, and explora-
tions of the coal and iron districts OF South
ern Russia. 1t is believed the Government is
determined to appropriate considerable sum
to the enlargement OF its fleet, and it is rea-
sonable to suppose that Barker, who is backed
by powerful American syndicate, Is willing
TO he!p the Go'epninens 90 p DARKER .i' very mucn
a. s'onisneu - sno -, a'o,... ;ne u.ous
honesty WIN ul9I fs
circulhstaHce' ne iu,neu I IiI toinei t Ionsfaos
1or supPlylhg cruisers, anu ne Ias peen re-
ceiveu mere WIN sias uiat iasoi. ne W. was even
aoihi''so W = p-i'"'o ""oie.o WIN 'i'o OA'i'
K0chefart ana Gambetta.
PARIS, July 17th.-Rochefort declares that
any compromise between him and Ganbetta
is impossible He says the existing Chamber
of Deputies is entitled to no respect, because
it has abdicated its functions and has surren-
dered its authority to Gambetta. Cenoese
Caesars may be as dangerous as Roman
Caesars. All true Republicans should unite
to nip this dangerous orator in the bud.
Gambetta visits Cherbourg on August 9th,
where grand banquet in his honor will be
given by the municipality, to which 800 May
ors have been invited He gave dinner last
night to the officers who came to Paris to re-
ceive their hngs. In speech he reminded
his hearers of the state in which the empire
left the army; ana said lts present reorsani-
zation was aiinoss as .norouRn Decause ths
army iele tnae ehe country now ~, Possesseu
durable iepao,cau h ao;d ra ne arss s,.ass
and merit OF our @ army, ne SAID are surprise s
to Europe. Inc speech was receiseo Will
great applause.
Dreams of the sultan.
LONDON, July 17th.-A Berlin correspond
ent writes: Germany is acting in the East in
concert g WIN A1sIfia; auo auy alIAhoe VIII
Iars A,,stro,G Gsrm N. .Turk;sh h,,t befo,e tbe
Ia of Snch = isaene could he mooted the
v1;lJsat melee mnst he GOING on in Enrone
1nly when evervhodv,s hand ia r,sed AGAINST
his neighbor could there be any occasion for
Germany joining Turkey. That the Sultan,
in his present desperate position, among
other visionary schemes, may indulge in the
idea Of German Russian war, and then a