Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-22
The Agitation In ireland.

DUBLIN, November 20tb.-Acc0unts re-
ceived from various parts Of the country by
agents for property represent the state OF the
country as still more disturbed and democrat
lied. The combination against the payment
of rents is extending into districts hitherto
peaceable, and the terrorism which follows
closely in the wake of the Land League is
steadily breaking down the opposition of
the law-abiding classes. Tenants who do
not pretend to be unable to pay their rent
meet their landlords defautly and refuse TO
pay mere than Grifiith's valuation, and in
some cases decline to pay at all or demand
arbitrary abatement.
LONDON, November 20th.-The Cabinet
Council st Balmoral TO day further pro-
rogued Parliament to the 81 of December
but without summoning it to meet for the
dispatch of business.
O'Connor Power, NJ. P. speaking at a
public meeting in Galway, said that when
the objects of the Land League shall have
been attained, the Irish people will have a
more noble course in view to wrench them
selves from the rule OF England.
The International Regatta.
LONDON, November 20th-In the interna.
tional regatta the race was at first between
Ross and Smith, but Smith soon fell behind
all the others. and there was splendid con-
test between Ross, who led most of the time,
aud Lsycock and Hosmer. Lsycock drew
away from the others gradually, and at
Barnes bridge he was three lengths ahead of
them all His victory was enthusiastically
cheered, and is attributed to his superior
condition. Lsycock, Australian, won the
final heat, carrying off the first prize of
$500; Ross, second, winning $500 Hosiner,
winning Al60, and Smith fourth, winning
e40. Ross fouled Laycock above Chiswick.
Laycock then took the lead, and he not only
won on the foul, but won the race hand
somely by seven lengths in 26 minutes and 43
seconds. Hosmer was good third. Ross
held up his hand to claim a foul, and after
wards seemed only to try for the second place.
He claimed the race on an alleged foul, but
the umpire refused to allow the claim.
Oergymen In Contempt.
LONDON, November 20th.--Lord Penzance,
sitting in the House of Lords as Dean of the
Court of Arches, has declared Rev. Mr. En-.
right and Rev. Mr.. Green, who have con-
tinued their ritualistic practices, despite the
order of the Court suspending them from Of
fee, to be in contempt. They will conse-
quently be imprisoned similarly with Rev.
Pelham Dale. They are respectively de-
PENDANTS in the celebrated Bordestry and
Miles Patting ritual case.
CIew. TO n Wreck.
HALIFAX IN. S November 20th.-A bottle
was picked up to-day on the beach on the
southern side Of Crowleys Island, at the en-.
| trance of Chebogrie Harbor, containing a
small piece of paper, on which the following
was written:
| May, $780, north lat. AZ, a ; west long. 40, AZ
bark Jane Glasgow in fog sprung leak three days
| ago sink G fast all crew work day and night al
| pun yesterday one boat gone crew of eleven
men taking to only boat left. God have mercy on
us. HENRY LYNCH, Master.
VesGTius in Eruption.
| NAPLES, November 2Oth.-The activity OF
Mount Vesuvius increases. The lava flows
abundantiy on the side toward Naples.
Heavy rains have occasioncd serious floods
| in the Province of Florence.
whipping the Kurds.
TEHERAN, November 20th.-The Persians
have destroyed the Kurdish villages around
| Soujbolsk, and the Kurdish tribes have fed
distance of fifty s.liies.