Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-07
FOREIGN NEWS.
Various Ium0rs About Troubles In Ire.
land,

Various gum0rs About Troubles In Ire.
land,
LONDON, July 6th--It is believed that the
Government has information which renders
it very desirous that the compensation for
disturbances in ireland bill should become a
law. 1t is known that in the distressed dis.
tricts evictions cannot be enforced during the
coming autumn and winter without produc-
ing terrible events, and that in the absence of
such law the Governments responsibility
will be much greater than they have thought
proper to state to the House of Commons.
The Times severely condemns the compensa-
ton for disturbances in Ireland bill, and says
if it becomes a law the landlords will re-
main unpaid, except in few instances where
they are wealthy and determined enough to
bring their tenants before the County Courts
and brave the risk of having unjust dam
ages awarded them.
Writs Against Bradiaugh.
LONDON, July 6th.-It is stated that the.
first writ served ON Bradlaugh for voting in
the House of Commons was made out prior
to the time when. he voted, and may be va
Gated if he wishes, and that second writ was
served In the precincts of the House of Com.
mons. and is therefore void. 1t is probable,
however, as the question must be decided,
Bradlaugh will oppose the first suit on its
merits.
Meeting to Protest Against Dean s.anIey's
Foolish Scheme.
LONDON. July 6th.-A public meeting to
protest against the erection of a monument
to the Prince Imperial in Westminster Abbey
will be held at st. James Hall on the 18th
instant, Sir Wilfred Lawson presid NJ.
An American Banquet In Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, July 6th.-Stephen B. Pack
sr1 IInifa1 Statoc fol ho
masters of American ships in this harbor and
others last night, in com,nemoration of Inde-
pendence Day. Over 100 persons were pres
ent The banquet was less of private cele-
bration than usual, as the Mayor of Liver
pool and other notabilities were present.
Toasts were offered to "The Queen The
President OF the United States,'' 1.-The
Mayor and Corporation" and 1.-THE Ami
versary of American Independence" The
last toast WAS responded to by Albert d.
Shaw, United States Consul at Manchester.
American Claims for Cuban Damages.
MADRID, July 6th.-A Council of the
Ministry is considering the question of in
demnity demanded by the United States for
losses sustained by American citizens in Cuba.
The Religious DEGREES in France.
PARIS, July 6.h.-The Voltaire states that
the DEGREES against non-authorized religious
congregations will be enforced at the end of
the present week against the Franciscan,
Capuchin, Endist and Oblate Orders.
Amnesty to Communists.
PARIS, July 6th.-The Committee OF the
Chamber of Deputies. after hearing the views
of Ministers and Deputies from the Left
Group, has adopted the amended version of
Senator La Biche's scheme, granting amnesty
to all Communists pardoned by the Govern
ment, except those who have undergone sem
tences for common law offenses previous to
the Commune. 1t is expected that the Sen
ate will agree to this compromise.
The Tarf.
LONDON, July 6th.-The race for July
stakes, for @o-year-old colts and fillies was
won by BalgaI, LoriIlard's Iroquois second,