Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-10
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Trouble fin Ireland.

DUBLIN, November 9th-A force of troops
(hussars) was dispatched hence for BalIin-
trobe by special trains at 2 o'clock this morn
ing. -Four hundred infantry have just ar
rived at Ballintrobe, and will encamp near
LougE Mask. These precautions are taken
in view of the intention of the Northern
Orangemen to send laborers to harvest the
crops of Mr.. Boycott, Lord Ernes' agent, for
whom the local peasantry. at the instigation
of the Land Leagues, refuse to work. The
Government will protect a moderate force of
laborers, but refuses to permit anything ap-
preaching to an armed demonstration, which
would certainly provoke collision.
A report is current to-day that the Channel
Squadron is to be prepared to land brigade
of $500 troops at Queenstown, if ordered to
do so.
LONDON, November 9th.-The Times re-
ports that O'Donneil, member of Parliament
for Dungavin, has withdrawn his application
for admission to the Land League, because
Redpath, the American journalist, referred
insultingly to the Queen at a recent meeting
of the League.
Affairs In France.
PARIS, November 9th.-In the ministerial
statement of the Chambers, Jules Ferry.
President of the Council and Minister of
Public instruction, referring to the expulsion
of non-authorized religious communities,
says. LII Is iUlpOSblDlt 10 StSpenQ tn6 laws
in consequence of the resistance to their in
forcement; nor have 1 deemed it necessary 70
ask for new legislation. The laws relative t.
congregations are wise and necessary, and
were established for the defense of civil
society and the rights of the State. A GER
tain number of irregular societies, actuated
by political rather than religious motives, have
organized rebellion against the laws. The
Government does not intend to enforce the
fpct Ia fhoir
position will be regulated by other pro-
cedure."
American Missionaries Feeding the Hum
CRY In Persia.
TEHERAN, November 9th-Americau mis-
sionaries are sheltering and feeding 500 Mus
sulmans and Christian fugitives in the mis-
sion building outside of Urumiah.
Winter In South Russia.
BUCHAREST, November 9th.-The Volga is
frozen and many grain-laden vessels are
caught in the ice. The harvest has been
short that the detention of the vessels will be
seriously felt 9'he early approach Of winter
also prevented the completion of sowing in
South Russia.
The Nihilist Trials.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 9th.-The po-
litical trials which have been proceeding at
Kharkoff the last six days were concluded to-
day. Three of the accused have been exiled
and four sentenced to various terms of i'm
prisonment.
All Quiet at CabuI
LONDON, November 9th-The Times says:
News has reached the Indian Office that up
to the 9th of October all was quiet at
Cabul.
Lord Mayors Banquet.
LONDON, November 9th-The new Lord
Mayor gave the customary banquet at Guild
ba II Naar1v Q00 oruastS of
Gladstone made an extended speech in reply
to the toast Her Majesty's Ministers"
Rpizeottc Spreading.
MONTREAL, November 9th.-The epizootic
is spreading to an alarming extent among the
horses here. The disease is more severe than
on any previous occasion. Deaths are al
ready numerous. The disease is spreading
most among the heavy draught horses.
Counterfeit Stamped Paper I'm Cnba.
HAVANA, November 9th.-For some time
the Treasury has observed an extraordinary
falling off in the sale of stamped paper. An
investigation was ordered, and resulted in
the discovery of a regularly established man
ufactory of counterfeit stamped paper. The
counterfeit is excellent containing the secret
counter-mark, and it is almost impossible to
distinguish it from the genuine Eleven per-
sons implicated have been imprisoned. Some
are said to be of good social standing.
schooner Foundered aud all Hands Lost.
BELLEvILLE (0nt.). November 9th.-The
schooner Norway, from Blacks Island, has
foundered. All hands lost. The names of
the lost are: William OBrien. captain
Alfred Jaliffe. mate Sarah Contender, cook
Thomas and William Smell, Francis o. Winn,
William Crosby. Robert Simons, sailors. The
vessel was bound from Toledo for Kingston.
The tug w. I. Robb is towing the wreck to
this port