Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-30
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Tending himself, delivered violent and in.
sultipg TRADE against General De Cissey. A
large crowd cheered Rochefort as he left the
Court. A Socialist paper proposes a SUBJ
scription to cover the fines in the De Cissey
case, while General De Cissey intends to-
give the damages awarded to him to mill
tary fund. The leniency of the sentence is
due to two reasons: Firstly, the Judges
thought Parliamentary investigation might
reveal something, and they could not, there
fore, impose an irremedial penalty, like inn
prisonment. Secondly, the imprisonment of
defendants might have led to demonstrations
in the streets and clubs. The judgment,
however, perfectly rehabilitates General De
Cissey, but officers Of the army seem much
irritated at judgment of which. they can
not exactly comprehend the motives.
PARIS, November 29th.-Rochefort seems
determined not to rest on the laurels he af-
fects to have won at the Cissey trial. He
announces this morning his intention to
apply to the municipal authorities of this
city for permission to have statues erected
IN certain public places in Mem ory of the
heroes of the Commune.
The Trouble I'm Ireland.
LONDON, November 29th.-Ths cost of
that the government decided to reinforce
Berr Garrison by 600 men, and send troops to
Bonsghes, Postuma and several other small
western towns.
DUBLIN, November 29th.-The resolution
OF the Cabinet not to resort to coercion caused
very great dlsa appointment and apprehension
among the classes in the disturbed districts.
They look with alarm at the prospect of more
outrages and widespread intimidation and
disaffection. There is good reason to believe
that the executive will try to show by great
activity and energy that they possess suf-
fcient power in ordinary law. The disturbed
districts are fcooed with constabulary and
military and all resources at the command of
the authorities are available, required for
the protection of life and property.
but the secret and complete organization of
the Leaguers enable them to anticipate the
movement Of the constabulary, and in some
instances to defeat them. There can be but
little doubt that the organization of Leaguers
is rendered most perfect and formidable by
its connection with the Fenian system. 1t is
this that makes intimidation so irresistible.
In some districts the Leaguers proceed with
great subtlety and skill, so that the authori-
ties are unable to counteract them. They
can deal only with open acts of violence,
which are avoided as much as possible, while
a more effectual system of terrorism is car.
ried on under an external appearance of
tranquility.
DUBLIN, November 29th.-In the case of
the Land Leaguers against the Ereatn0 Mail
the defense urged that the paper had only
exercised its rights of fair comment, and
pointed out that since the initiation of the
State trials the language of the agitators
had been more violent and outrageous and
more frequent.
LONDON, November Goth. - The parish
priest of Ballenrobe has received letter, in
which he is threatened with instant death if
Boycott is shot. The letter bears the Mona
CHAN postmark.
LONDON, November 29th-The Times
Dublin special says: Owing to the continued
opposition to the erection of police hut at
Newhalfs, and other disturbing events. two
companies of infantry. two troops of cavalry
and detachment of artillery, with guns,
will be sent there.
The Press Association reports that four
other regiments are under orders for Ireland.
Nearly 1,000 more members have Joined
the Land League in Kildsart district.
At an immense land meeting in Loughrea,
several priests were present, and many of the
agitators carried naked swords.
Montenegrin Occupation OF DulcisrO.
BADsIE, November 29th.-The Montele-
grins have sent force to guard the new
boundary, which so far has been maintained
without interruption. The Turks kept at q
distance of 500 PAGES on the entry of the
Montenegrins into Dulcigno. Delegates from
the feet and General Petrovic and staff were
met by deputation of citizens. The Mon
tenegrin flag was hoisted on the fortress with
salute of twenty-one guns. The town is
quiet.
SCUrARI, November 29tb. inhabitants
of Dulcigno have been disarmed. Dervish
Pasha has arrived here with troops, and ar.
nounces that he will go to Epirus.
The Kurdish Uprising.
TEHERAN, November 29.h.-Sheik Abdul
lah is reported to be negotiating g with the
principal Kurds to form o coalition against
Persia in the spring.
The Bead Aushoress.
LONDON, November 29th-The remains Of
Estelle Anna Lewis were deposited in the
catacombs in Kensal Green Cemetery yes
terday, preparatory to removal to New York,
according to the directions Of the will of de-
ceased William j. Hopper, Secretary of the
American Legation, attended the funeral as
the representative of Minister Lowell. In
gram, the biographer Of Edgar A. Poe, and
other members If the literary world, were
present. The officiating clergyman expressed
o hope that the respect shown for the de-
ceased authoress by her English friends would
be received in the United States as an ad-
ditional token of good will
Severe Earthquake.
ST. PAuL's BAY (Quebecl, November 29th.-
A severe shcek of earthquake was felt here
Sunday morning at $3.50.