Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-18

Cork was requested 60 provlue LABOR on Inc
EarPs estate, near Charlesyille, County
Cork, and he has just intimated that he will
open works in that locality and give employ
ment until March, 1881.
ORDERED TO PATROL.
DUBLIN, December 17th.-The officer COM
manding at Birr, Kings county. has been or
dered TO patrol his district nightly with forty
soldiers. The police patrol has also been
doubled.
JONES, THE BoYcoTTED.
William Bunce Jones, the victim of g Boy
cotting," writes 81 am getting some reso-
lutte men from distance, well armed, to re-
place the laborers who have left me. Two
policemen sleep in my house, and four others
are stationed near my farm. l have applied
for more protection, and troops are promised
me Friday
GENEROUS DEED BY LAND LEAGUERs.
New York, December l7th.-A HauIds
Dublin special says: About thousand per-
sons assembled in Kilmore, County Mayo,
and rebuilt d house from which "a woman
named McNicnolas had been evicted. rhe
rebuilding occupied about four hours. They
then reinstated Mrs McNicholas and left her
three months provisions. There was large
number OF police at the scene, but they did
not interfere. When all was over the people
quistly dispersed, and in marching order,
zach section of the Land Leaguers headed by
its own band.
DISORDER AT MEETING.
LONDON, December 17th-A tenant-right
meeting was held at Loughgall, County Ar
NAH to-day. These present were princi-
pally Orangemeu. A mob Of sixty persons
took possession of the platform, which they
destroyed. The meeting was then held in an
adjoining field, and resolutions were passed in
favor of a peasant proprietary.
DAvITT's TICKET OF LEAVE.
DUBLIN, December 17th.-It is confidently
stated that Michael Davitt's ticket of leave
is about to be Cancelled, and he will be ar
rested.
BOYCOTT AND GLADSTONE.
LONDON, December 7th.-Correspondenca
is published between Captain Boycott and
Gladstone. The former asks the assistance
of the Government to indemnify him for some
of the losses caused by his having to quit
ireland. Gladstone replies that the Gov
eminent has already largely assisted Boycott
with troops. To this Boycott replies that the
army was sent to Tough Mask against his
wish, and merely to preserve the peace, and
regrets that the Government refuses him com.
pensation.
OFFERS OF ASSISTANCE.
CORK, December 17th.-0ffers of help are
pouring in upon Mr.. Jones' One friend
offers body of English navvies, but it is
thought better to get few men brought in
quietly. Jones announces his intention OF
throwing all his farm into pastures aud
leaving the country.
oRANGEMEN ON THE wAR-PATH.
NRw YORK, December 17th.-The Worlds
London special says At Port Adown to-day
body of Orangemen attacked Land League
meeting, but beyond wrecking the platform
and scattering the Leaguers did no harm.
Meantime the Orangemen are preparing to
meet and resist the League in another direc-
tien, and their Grand Master, the Earl of
Enniskillen, has, in accordance with set
plan, appointed a Vigilance Committee to
protect property rights in Ireland. The
method of the operation will probably be
soon made known.
CONDITION OF AFFAIRS ILLUSTRATED.
The state of anarchy and fear which now
exists in Ireland is certainly illustrated by
the declaration to the bench of the jury i'm
paneled in one of several murder cases
shortly to be tried, that they do not and shall
not consider as binding their oath TO give a
verdict according to their conscience, because
verdict OF guilty would cost them their
lives.
UNFoUNDED REPORT.
I am informed that the sensational state
ment published in New York, to the effect
that the Government proposes to proclaim
and enforce martial law in the disturbed dis
tricts of Ireland, is without foundation in
fact.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
IoNTpoN IOaoon,i,a, 1--h
NJ. P, has instructed his solicitors TO begin
an action for assault against the magistrate
of Ennis}zillen, who broke up the land meet.
ing at Brookborough, December 9TH, and or
dered O'Kelly, who was one of the speakers.
to quit the field.
Orders have been received at Queenstown
for the dispatch of forty marines TO CoIona-
kitty, it is believed in connection with the
"Boycotting of Jones.
The Liverpool consignees refused to receive
Jones sheep, because the Land League threat
ened them.
The Times states that the First Battalion
of the Twentieth Regiment at Malta is or
dered to Ireland
Judge Dowse, closing the Connaught As.
sizes, said Of the % jurors summoned only
half had attended, and the absentees would
be fined 20 francs each.
The rest of Jones' cattle were shipped YES
terday without opposition.
The Parnell defense fund now amounts to
100000.
The Grand Orange Lodge has issued cir
cular urging the brethren to take measures
for meeting, by means of signals. at any time
of day or night, under any emergency, and
take means tor protecting themselves
Protest Against the Governments Cana.
dian.Pacifie Foley.
OTTAWA December 17th.-The Opposition
members of the Dominion Parliament have
issued a manifesto to the people of Canada
protesting against the Governments pro-
posed Pacific railway policy. 1t sets forth
that the ministers withheld vital information.
preventing discussion in their constituencies,
and denied the right of the people to be con.
suited on the scheme. The manifesto con-
cedes that the private construction of the
road, aided by grants of money and land
under certain restrictions. is in the public
interest; but present subsidies are dispropor-
tionate to the work performed and the re.
strictions imposed detrimental to the country
and future settlement. 1t claims that the
country is now face to face with great dan.
ger. and with the last opportunity of avert
ing it. 1t recites the terms of the syndicates
contract, and maintains that the prairie Sec
ton to Kamloops will cost double the Gov
eFnlleAb ts1lilldbe VI tdSG SESSION.. ana that
the company will monopolize the
entire trade of the Northwest until the
year 1900. 1t refers to the two great
corporations of the Northwestern States now
contending for this traffic, the. proprietors of
one of which are interested in the present
contract. 1t deprecates the exemption of the
companies land and rolling stock from taxa
ton for twenty years, as giving an unfair adj
vantage, enabling the company to hold their
lands until the value is enhanced by the set
Element of other portions. Points out that
the Government virtually give the contrac-
tors 706 miles already completed by Canada,
besides the bonus of over fifty millions in ex-
cess of the estimated cost considers the east.
ern or Lake Superior section as unnecessary
at present; strongly favors the construction
of the Sault st. Marie branch, as giving the
country two competing lines TO draw products
of the Northwestern States through the Do
minieu, and urges parliament not to sanction
a measure entailing forty millions increase of
the public debt, and furnishing pretext for
excessive taxation.
DisagreeabIe Surprise.
PARIS. December 18th. The evidence
furnished yesterday by Marshal MacMahon