Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-27

cradle time to an exposition Of the Govern
ilent :. recent conduct in Irish affairs. He
ssld II the League leaders did not counter.
ahee they permitted acts of outrage and n
system OF secret terrorism which no civilized
government could be expected TO endure.
Inc common sense OF the country and the
ponticai opinion of the people of America.
es shown universally in the foreign press. all
ZOE llsia me statement when say that the
OBJECTS OF the Land League Have been devel-
opsc and hava altogether changed their char
acter sircs the Lsnd Acs passed. The original
cplects were even praiseworthy. To stihe
agitation at such time would have prevented
reform, and would have Brought ruin 10
thousands and tens of thousands of Innocent
people now protected by the Land Act. He
concluded: Unisss the Government and
the country are prepared to accept tie idea
of the secession OF Ireland froin the Union
tcTies OF Never J, and tha severance Of the
two countries ferries OF . Nsver'l, think the
time has come when the Gavsrnsaentis bound
to show its authority. Loud cheers. The
future Is still uncersaiu, but / think il is not
without hope. Our contest is not. and I trust
1t never may be, with the Irish people, -
The Assassination gumor-Hsw il Came
80 be Circulated.
VIENNA, October t6th-Tne lorg-proruised
interview between the Gar and Emperor
Francis Joseph was to have taken place at
krzssuoy;co yesterday. Every preparation
had been made for this intsrvisw, bus Il wa
given up as matter of necessity. Krzesno.
Woo Is an Austrian town, short
distance from Cracow. Prince Thurn,
the Imperial Eauerry of Taxes, had
gone to the tower to look after certain pleas.
ures Tor the Emperor. but at the very last
moment the alert advisers of the Car in
formed him that the Nihilists we're perfectly
informed OF the intended meeting, and that
from prudential reasons it ought 20 be aban
doned. 1t IL said the Gar was amazed az
this intelligence. Indeed it is difficult. if not
impossible, to conjecture il what way the
Nihiilss leaders Keep themselves SO correctly
and closely informed of even the most social
movements of both Emperors. Both Em-
peror Alexander and Francis Joseph have
neen using the resources OF the diplomacy OF
tne Two Empires for several weeks toward
the one object OF effecting a personal inter
view without public knowledge, and haye
been baffied in every attempt each time that
arrangements have been concluded. Bysome
unknown means the whole programme has
been given the widest publicity, and men Of
known revolutionary antecedents have flocked
to the point OF the intended rendezvous.
Every disappointment has added to the
Czars nervous prossration, and the circum-
stances which compelled him Yesterday to
continue his seclusion ct Gatschina, instesd
CT going TO krzesnovico, have depressed
him very much but his advisers were. as
heretofore, right. At Krzesnovieo, at the
appointed time of meeting. there suddenly
appeared many mysterious strangers, who to-
day are not to be seen, but who are not ab-
sent. Ihs enemies OF the Car, fearing q
triparsiLe imperial alliance Just now more
than anything else, are determined to prevent
at all hazards the interview, which they be-
heve they will coGsummete, owing 70 the
perfection OF their plans. The Nihilist Lead
ers IN various parts Of the Empire, during
the afternoon, assured their followers that
the thing intended had actually been done,
and from these assurances the most alarming
rumors were spread.
Pugiitsts IN Troubie.
LONDON, Ocober 26sh.-A pugilist named
Carney aud four others have been arrested
On charge OF Manslsughter il causing the
death Of Highland, champion light wsight
Highland received fatal injuries in a prize
tight near birmingham.
Punished al Last.
CoNsTANTISoPLE. October 26sh.-Two Cir
cassiaus, who robbed and maltrsatea Pierce
the American minister, have bean sentenced
TO five years PENAL ssrvitpde. -Four Others
arrested Ia connection with the affair, were
discharged.
Brssand identified. -
ROME, October 26th.-Baron Blanc. forrner-
~ MiniFter to the United States, has tele-
graphed 20 She Consul of the Italian Govern
rnent at New York. that the identity of the
brIgand Disposiso, surrendered by the United
States has been established, and an import.
ant sersice has been rendered to thu CAUSE of
justice.