Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-06
FOREIGN NEWS.
The trouble I'm Ireland.

FOREIGN NEWS.
The Trouble I'm Ireland.
DUBLIN, November 5th.-All the agitators
who were indicted have been served with
summons. At Land League meeting Par
nell said he had reason to believe that the
Government desired to postpone the trial I'M
til the January term, which would prevent
those traversers who are members of Parlia-
ment from taking their seats at the meeting
of Parliament i'll February. Parnell said he
intended to press for an immediate and
speedy trial.
DUBLIN, November 5th.-A band of men
numbering 100 partly armed, marching in
military order, traversed the country near
Tralee last night, forcing the tenants to swear
not to pay above certain amount of rent.
DUBLIN, November 5th-A great indigna-
ton meeting will be held Sunday at Rath-
drum, near Wicklow. An appeal by the Land
League to the people of Ireland will be pub
lished this afternoon.
New York, November 5th.-A special to
the Telegram from Dublin says: The prose-
cution of the leaders of the Land League is
beginning to bear fruit IN speeches of def
ance and increased violence, as evidenced at
Westport yesterday. There was meeting of
the Land League at that place, at which the
Chairman, John Lovill, said: 1.-The people
should now be more determined than ever in
asserting their rights. The Nationalist of
Ireland, England, Scotland and America viii
no doubt convince the Government by their
prompt patriotic action that the cause of
freedom, the banner of which is row raised
in ireland, will not be put down without
gigantic struggle"
The Land League in Loughrea has issued
an address, concluding as follows: "A
solemn hour strikes upon the dial of time.
The tear-blotteh history of your long suffer-
ing country flies open before you. Approach
it. men of ireland. Write upon its most
glorious page the imperishable words of free
dom and God save Ireland"
Meetings are now being held daily through
out the country. Twelve meetings viii be
held next Sunday. Parnell will attend at
Athlone, and Dillon at Killahoe, County
Clare. The organization shows improve
ment daily.
LONDON, November 5th.-Orders have
been given for the dispatch of the Channel
squadron to the coast of Ireland Tuesday.
LONDON, November 6th-A MA demon
stration against Parnell toek place at Porta-
dawn yesterday, 5000 Orangemen and Con-
servatives being present. Maxwell, Close
Conservative member of Parliament for Ar
magh county, presided.
The London Walking Match.
LONDON, November 5th.-Rowell 432 miles,
Littlewood 3S7, Dobler 379. Dobler is much
better and going fairly WELL as are both the
others. On account of the intense cold and
fog, Littlewood wears respirator.
LONDON, November Shat 5 P. VI. the
score stood Rowell 46S, Littlewood 400,
Dobler 395.
LONDON, November 6th.-The score at
midnight stood Rowen 492, Littlewood 426,
Dobler 40.
LONDON, November 6th-A. M.-The score
at o'clock this morning stood Rowell 492,
Littlewood 426, Dobler Az.
Treaty Renewed-Russia and China-The
Cars Health.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 9Th. = The
treaty of Livadia has been renewed for two
months more.
The negotiations with Marquis Tseng. the
Chinese ambassador, are assuming a more
definite form.
A correspondent at Berlin says the health
of the Gar is reported as very unsatisfactory.
The Case of Piatt, the Paris Journalist.
PARIS, November 5th.-Felix Piatt an
nounces that his paper, the Commune, is de-
funct, as the caution money has been with
drawn. On appeal the Court confirmed his
sentence to two years imprisonment, for his
article in the Commune in defense of the regi-
eide, and justifying the attempt to assassinate
the Gar in Paris in 1877. 1t is rumored that
Piatt has quilted Paris.
The Religious War In France.
PARIS, November 5th.-The Tribunal of
Conflicts will certainly decide to refer the
actions brought by the Jesuits to the Council
of State. thoroughly republican body, in.
stead of the ordinary Courts,
The DEGREES were enforced here to-day
against the Dominicans, Franciscans and
other unauthorized religious communities.
There was passive resistance and some pro-
tests. Some of the sympathizers with the
elected Order were arrested for insulting the
police.
PARIS, November 5th.-Several fresh res
ignations of magistrates have reached the
Government, in consequence of the continued
enforcement of the religious DEGREES in the
provinces. Buffet, Duke De Broglie and De
Peyere have afforded succor to the Domini-
cans expelled from their establishment in
this city.
PARIS, November 5th.-Before the Tri-
bunal of Conflicts to. day Bowel, of counsel
for the Jesuits, declared that in view of the
expulsion of eleven religious congregations
in Paris to-day he considered all further
pleading needless in a country where the
motto of the Government is Might is
right"
GaribaIdi Very I'll.
MARsEILLEs, November 5th.-Rochefort,
speaking here to-day, said that Garibaldi
was very i'll, and the worst was to be appre-
hended
The Expelled Socialists.
BERLIN, November 5th-The persons ex.
PEELED from Hamburg and neighborhood, in
accordance with the new Socialistic law, in
clude Herr Hartman. a member of the Reich
stag for Hamburg; Her Auer, a Deputy,
and the whole staff of the Gerichts Zeitung.
Petition Renewed and Refused.
BERLIN, November 9Th. = Count Harry
Won Armin has renewed his petition,
based on high medical certificate Of
the precarious state of his health, for a
suspension of the sentence against him, so
that he might be tried for treason, which he
believes he could prove himself innocent of.
The petition has been refused by the higher
legal authorities.
England and Germany.
LONDON, November 6th-A. m.-Earl Gran
vile has refused his assent to the request of
the German Chancellor, and sharp exchange
OF diplomatic notes is going on. The rela-
ions between England and Germany are at