Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Trouble In ireland


DUBLIN, November 1Ssh.-The repors that
reinforcements viii be sent to Ballinrobe are
untrue.
Parnell reduces the rents of all lis tenants
to Sir Richard Grifith's valuation until the
land question is settled according to the prin-
ciples of the Land League.
Gardner, landlord in County Galway,
was tarred and feathered by armed men last
night.
HALIFAX. November 1Stb.-The Ninety
seventh Regiment is believed to be under
orders for Ireland.
CHICAGO, November 1Sth-The Inter.
Ocean's New York kilograms say: A London
special SAYS: News from Ireland continues to
be alarming The condition of that unhappy
lard, instead of improving, seems to grow
worse every day. 1t is now feared on all
sides that there is only too much foundation
for the reports that the peasantry throughout
the country are arming, and are only waiting
for an opportunity to defy the authority of
the Government. Alarming rumors are con-
tinually pouring in from all parts Of the
island A dispatch from Craughwell states
that box containing six ritles, belong
ing to merchant of Loughreau,
which arrived from Limerick, was robbed on
Tuesday night. On the same night, accord
itiZ TO y QlSlDdLCil ltDlt 1IhiES. parry VI
with BACKED faces and long boards visited
houses at Arcadia and Castle Island, taking
guns wherever they found them. Our Brns-
sells corr spondent telegraphs as follows: l
have reason to place implicit faith in the
statement which reached here few days ago
that some steamers took on board at two or
three Italian ports 5000 Wetterle rifles.
Two or three thousand of them ara magazine
rifles, and they are said to have been shipped
for Greece, but ara really intended for Ire
land, and were purchased in Switzerland by
some Irishmen who had come from the United
Stats.
New YORK, November 1Sth-The Worlds
London special says Alarming news comes
from Ireland, to the effect that several fla
grant attempts have recently been made to
tauper with the loyalty of the soldiers sta
toned there, and that money has been offered
them by Fenian agents. who have also prom
ised them high commands in the Irish ma
tional army. The soldiers nevertheless seem
to have remained loyal, and the police are
reported to be on the track of the agents,
who, if caught, will be liable 10 very severe
punishment.
Differences I'm the Cabinet.
LONDON, November lSth-The st james
Gazette says: 1t is safe to affirm that there
are differences in the Cabinet between the
views Of Selbourn, Lord High Chancellor,
who holds that vindication of the law should
have priority over redress of alleged griev-
ances, and John Bright, Chancellor of the
Duchy of Lancaster. and Joseph Chamber.
lain. President of the Board of Trade who
believe coerciye measures unnecessary.
LONDON. November I8th.-There are ru-
Tnors of a secession of Radical members from
t;iadstone's Cabinet, to be followed by over
an {" Lord Derby and other moderate
Conservatives.
The International Regasia.
LONDON, November 185h-The first trial
heat in the international Regatta was Won
by Laycock Hawden was second. Elliot;
dill not finish, and Tarrgur early gave up
Time, 1888; distance. 81 miles In the
second heat Wallace Ross of st. Johns, n
b, obtained an easy victory over Riley oil
Saratoga, who was second /; Neeleyof Barrow.
on-Furness was third, Morgan of Wordsworth
last Time, 16;08. Ross easily beat Riley,
who beat Neeley and Morgan Ia the thirc
race Hosmsr of Boston won by seven lengtf'
in 1885, Warren Smith of Halifax second
Son of Hammersmith third. In the fourth
race Triokett won by three lengths il 1907
Nicholson second, Closper third.
COMMUNICATIONS in Europe.
LONDON, November lSth.-A Berlin cor
respondent telegraphs: "There must BE-
some mistake in the Washington dispatch
saying that the United States Government
has issued circular declaring that it viii
protect German-American citizens who
while travelling III Europe, are arrested by
the German authorities. There is a thorough
and cordial understanding between Germany
and the United States ON this point, and the
benefit of every doubt is given to the German
American in such cases. There is no cause
for such 4 circular note" The State De
partmeGt at Washington prepared the eircu-
lar referred to in order 20 define the status oi
the German citizens of this country who
write to Washington asking for information
previous to revisiting Germany.