Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-09

WIS escorted WITH considerable difhculty
away from Murroe
A Protestant rector issued the following
notice:
ing to stir up strife and cause boodshed in
our neghhorhsod, has posted up a notice calling
upon the Protestant tenant farmers to oppose at
the land meeting, on Tuesday next the Roman
Catholic tenant farmers, with whom his interests
are identical As your true friend, call upon you
to treat with contempt such advice. Too long has
creed been bounded against creed in this unhappy
land
LONDON. December 9th-A. M.-The
Standard, in a leading article, discredits the
report of fresh disagreement in the Cab
| met.
| A bailiff was shot dead near Cookstown,
| County Tyrone, while attempting to execute
DEGREES. A man against whom decree was
| issued fred the shot and escaped.
| Shaw Lefsvre, member for Reading, who
was recently promoted from the position of
Secretary to the Admiralty to that of First
Commissioner of Works, spoke to his con-
stituents at Reading tonight on the state of
affairs in Ireland, and the relation of the
Government thereto. As he has been so
lately invested with an important Office under
| the Ministry, his remarks are regarded SIS
semi-official. He said the Government could
not afford to permit the disorder to continue
in Ireland, and that measures to put an end
| to 1t would De introduced IN 6afilameDC
soon as Parliament met.
| Mullhollsnd, a bailiff, who attempted to
execute decree against non.rentpayer in
the town of Ballingay, County Tipperary,
was attacked by man named Graham, who
shot him dead after few words Of argument.
| Graham made his escape, and as all the ten
antry thereabouts are friendly to him they
viii do what they can TO keep him out of the
hands of the police. His immediate arrest
is therefore very doubtful.
In KilIup, County Glare, the fronts Of
shops where Land Leaguers may purchase
goods are being decorated with letters
81 L.
a man named Acheson, who has been long
prominent in the Land League at Portadown.
| County Armagh, has received letter in
| which he is threatened with death unless lie
withdraws from the organization, and ceases
to address people on the land question.
An urgent Home Rule whip is out for the
forthcoming meeting of Parliament Inas-
much as the Government has signihed its
intention of keeping the indicted Irish mem
bers in Dublin during the State trials, which
| will be called about the time Parliament
meets, it is reasonable to suppose that the
other Irish members propose to stand by
them ia the fght they intend to make for
| their Parliamentary rights, and every effort
will be made to impede the business of the
/
dicted fellow members are allowed to take
their seats.
The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland has writ
ten letter to Chief Justice May, of tie
Irish Queens Bench, censuring him for his
incorporate speech delivered on the coca
sion of his refusal to grant postponement
of the Irish State trials.
Messrs. O'Kelly, Dillon and Biggar have
written Forster, saying that Lord Rossmore,
in the ful6llment of his threats to oppose
the land meeting at Lats5own Thursday, has
arrived at Enniskillen with body of armed
meR, who intend to attack the meeting, and
they call on the Government to protect the
assemblage.
LONDON, December Sth.-The dissatisfied
members of the Cabinet are believed to be
the Earl of Seiborne, Lord High Chancellor,
and the Duke of Argyle, Lord of the Privy
Seal, the Marquis of Harrington, Secretary
! for India, and w. L. Forster, Chief Secre-
tary for Ireland. There are also rumors that
Earl Cowper, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland,
threatens to resign unless coercive measures
a:e adopted.
PALISGHl, December Sth.-The italian
who ate of trichina in saussges, thirty days
ago, died last night. His wife and children,
VINO partook of the same, are not likely to
recover.
| sympathy and Cooperation.
ST PETERSBURG, December ,Sth = The
Journal. De Sc. PeterS5ugg publishes an in
spired article in which The Liberals Of Egg
| land are assured that they may count with
certainty upon the sympathy and co-opera-
| ton Of Russia.
| Twenty Years Penal seFyi:ude.
LONDON, December Sth.-Ae the Onagh
ASHES to-day farmer was sentenced to 20
years penal seryitude for firing at his lan2
| lord.
Peace Permanently In ured.7
BuENos AYREs, December S:h The city
| of Buenos AyCes has been selected as the
defnitive capital of the Republic, and peace
is permanently insured.
Panama Canal Sliar $.
| PARIS, December 9th-A. Mp to noon
yesterday u, 600 000 francs worth of Panama
| Canal shares had been applied for in Eu-
rope.
SbIpwresk and lass or Fife.
ST. JOINS IN. F.), December Ssh.-A dis
patch has Just been received from st. George
Bay, announcing the loss of large timber
| ladsn bark near Cape Anguile, name not
| given. The captain, mate and one seaman
were saved, but were terribly frostbitten.
| Several dead bodies have been found. The
ship belonged TO Merimachi.
| Advices from Mexico.
Cry OF MEXICO, November 30th.-Boissy
| D'Angeles, the French Minister, arrived at
the capital on the 26Sh, and presented his
credentials on the 10Th. When addressing
President Diaz he said the French Govern
ment had authorized him to declare that
France will make no reclamation whatever
for differences prior to the present re-estab-
lishment of diplomatic relations. President
! Diaz. in reply, made similar declaration on
the part of Mexico.
The report of the Secretary of the Treasury
| for the past fiscal year shows the total re-
rceipts to be SCI, 200. 600. In the former year
the average receipts were S16,00O,0oo.
MISCELLANEOUS.
| At New York people are still anxious over
| tie Victoria, now twenty-four DAYS out from
| London and net heard from. Keen's racer,
| Blue Gown, is aboard.
A ST. Paul Mimi special says that +. W.
| Fraeger, an ex.divine, is found to have forged
notes for 81, SO
A New York special says: It Is rumored
| that Stanley Hunter, who first gave notice OF
| the forged Morey letter to newspaper in
| Chicago as 8 special dispatch, is really guilty
| of the forgery Assistant District Attorney
Bell says the story is trumpet up.
Some heavy cattle are being received at
! Chicago. One hundred and seventy i've fancy
| Christmas cattle were received Tuesday,
averaging about 1900 pounds. coming from
ElkhaIt, H. They sold at $500, and yester-
day sales were made as high as 500 for
similar stock. These are the highest prices
! for years
A Galveston (Tex dispatch states that
Very Rev. Father Chamnodit died in st.
Mary's Iutirmary Tuesday, CT pneumonia.
He was parish priest at Nacogdoches in the
| DAYS of the Republic
| A Brownsville TEX dispatch of Deem
Der Ssh says: Mail robbers last night got
Sl65 from the stage passengers and $3.50 from
the mail.
Mrs. Ann Morgan, wife of Peter Morgan,
was found frozen to death just outside her
own door at Chicago Yesterday morning. She
had been made crazy from intoxicaats, and
stole from the house during the night to pro-
cure liquor, which, when obtained, stupefed
her and rendered her unable to get inside the
house.
| Subscriptions at Berlin for the Panama
| Canal show Is. COO 600 marks.
| Count Van HAWAII, German Erlbassador
to Turkey, is detained there by the Greek
question. 4
There was fresh and violent earthquake
shock ON the 7th, at midnight, at Agram,
Croatia There was renewed panic.
| Four Socialists have been arrested at
Darmstadt on charge of higa treason. Six
| r,arsona hava feep imnrisoued Mt Pforzheiy,