Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
The TroubIe In Ireland.

DUBLIN, October 4th.-Symptoms of dis
cord are showing themselves in County West
meath.
LONDON, October 4th.-The Times, in an
editorial, says: Where Mr.. Parnell and his
fellow agitators go they leave the country in
flames behind them. Deeds of violence are
done which they have not suggested in ex-
press terms, but which are in full accordance
with the spirit, though not with the letter. of
their harangues, and which they scarcely even
pretend to disapprove afterwards. The Land
League has extended its organization to Great
Britain.
DUBLIN, October 4th.-A process server
was murdered in Ireland Friday. One arrest
has been made.
LONDON, October 4th.-A Dublin CORE
spondent reports that large number of men
visited the farmhouses near Mullingar CAPT.
tai of the county of Westmeath, in search
for arms. A largely attended land meeting
was held Sunday at Mohill, County Leitriui.
Arms are largely bought and freely imported
in many quarters. The manager of one es-
tablishment in Dublin states that he has sold
!, 400 rifles in short period. In Belfast
breech-loaders are advertised for sale for los,
and in the small country towns, especially in
the west, there is brisk trade in rifles.
GaribaIdi's Movements.
GENOA, October 4th-General Garibaldi
landed at o'clock this morning, and was re-
ceived with the greatest enthusiasm. He APP
peared much pleased with his reception. Per
feet order prevailed The General drove
straight to his daughters house.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
GENOA, October 4th-General Garibaldi
war escorted through the principal streets by
the Trade Societies with bands and banners.
There was an immense crowd The banner
of the Thousand of MARSHA was hoisted at
Garibaldi's house. The College of Rome Pc
titions that General Garibaldi do not resign.
The Excitement in Italy.
ROME, October 4th.-Premier CARROTS let
ter to General Garibaldi, sent to Genoa by
the hand of Menotti Garibaldi, is intended to
alIay the Generals resentment. Rigorous
measures have been taken to guard the Genoa
prison where Major Canizio General Carl
baldi's son-in-law, is confined. Two regiments
of troops have been ordered to Genoa.
Accident in 81. Gofhard Tunnel.
PARIS. October 4th.-Thirty- feet of
masonry and an immense mass of rock has
fallen in the st. Gothard tunnel Four men
were killed and many wounded.
Fatal Falling of a Floor.
LONDON. October 4th.-One person was
killed and twenty injured in a Catholic
church in Manchester to-day by giving way
of gallery floor.
The DuIcigno Affair.
RAGUsA, October 45h.-Admiral Seymour
arrived at Cattaro to-day, and Immediately
proceeded to Cettinje. Montenegro now
urges that the season is too far advanced TO
permit of further delays, and declares her
willingness to attack Dulcigno Immediately,
provided she can obtain the effective concur1
renee Of the feet
Sharp Measures TO be Adopted.
BERLIN, October 4th.-The National lei
t,uag says The Government intends to adopt
sharp measures against the Social Democrats
in certain towns of Holstein, such as Altoona,
Ottensen and Wandsbreck The execution of
these measures would be difficult if similar
course of action is not adopted by Hamburg.
With view to obviate the difficulty, negoti
atoms are proceeding with the Hamburg
authorities, which, however, have caused no
serious dispute.
Rowing Contest.
LONDON, October 4th.-A race between
Joseph Cannon and Harry Thomas for el00
q side and bet of el0O to ESQ, rowed this
afternoon over the Thames championship
course, four miles and a quarter. The race
was a very hollow affair. Thomas won easily,
Cannon being completely exhausted. Tine,
"a minutes 81 seconds. Hanlan and Trickett
witnessed the contest.
American Schooner Wrecked.
PANAMA, September 25th.-News has been
received here that the American schooner j.
III. Roscoe, from San Francisco, drifted on
the rocks in the port of La libertad. Saliva
dor, on the 10Th inst, and went to pieces.
From particulars CT the affair that have
reached here it would seem that but little If
Eff 10 To tho vessel
The South American War.
PANAMA, September 25th-The only item
of interes. in war matters by the present mail
from the south is the occupation of Chimbate
on the 10th instant by the Chileans, under
command of Captain Patrick Lynch. A force
of about 8, 200 men and 200 horses was taken
without resistance. 1t is said that Lynch has
telegraphed to Lima, demanding 100000 in
gold as contribution, adding that if that
sum be not forthcoming all the valuable sugar
machinery and the whole place will be de-
stroyed.
The reports of peace between Peru and
Chile seem entirely without foundation.
Four Persons Drowned.
MONTREAL, October 4th.-Mrs. John
hurry and her son Angus, Miss Mckenzie
and Miss Mcdonald, were drowned to-day
by the upsetting of boat
A Shocking Affair.
RICHMOND HILL (Ont.) October 4tb.-
This afternoon two brothers named Fahey
quarreled and the elder struck the younger
on the forehend, iDflicting probably fatal
wound. Their father, seeing this, fell dead.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The New York Times, noticing the death
of Elisha Bliss, Jr., President of the Ameri-
can Publishing Company, says: He was the
first publisher who gave favorable considera-
ton to Mark Twain's Innccents Abroad, !"
after the manuscript had been rejected by
every publisher Of note here snd in Boston
and Philadelphia. The sale Of that book to
date. Including pirated editions. ia 900 600