Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-09
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DUBLIN, August Ssh.-A pastoral issued
by Archbishop McCabe was read in all the
chapels of the Archdiocese of Dublin on
Sunday. The Archbishop says "We must
raise our voice. even at the risk of being
misunderstood by friends and rnisrepresented
by enemies, and must warn the people against
the alarming and impending danger. Some
months ago, when an alliance between Ire
land and the worst infidels of Paris was
courted by unauthorized agents, our Cath
ole instincts recoiled from the dishonoring
union. Similar attempts are now. being
made" The pastoral added, "Secret socie-
ties are deadly enemies of domestic peace and
of national prosperity
Dillon Set Free.
DUBLIN, August Sth--John Dillon was re-
leased Sunday from Kilmainham Jail. He
drove from Jail unobserved. Dillon's release
was quite unexpected.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
DUBLIN, August Ssh.-John Dillon ap.
pears TO be in his usual health. The Gov
eminent has not intimated any reason for
his release, which was surprise both to
Dillon and the Land League 1t is expected
that he will make his appearance at the
meeting of the League tomorrow, and then
proceed to London and resume his seat in
Parliament to participate in the final discus
sion of the land bill.
More Disturbances Predicted I'm Ireland.
LONDON, August Sth-A Dublin CORE
spondent says that the time Of the manufact-
urers and industrial classes is coming, and
when the land question is settled, other ques-
tions which are already beginning to loom be-
fore the eyes of political observers will begin
to agitate the country as much as ever. The
sgitators will do their utmost to keep the
people in state Of ferment.
Davitt and Bradlaugh.
LONDON, August Sth.-Davitt writes that
his confinement is good, that the climate
agrees with his health and that he only de-.
sires newspapers and some one to talk to-,
Bradlaugh is reported worse to-day, from
the effects of his scrimmage. His arm and
head are said to be much infamed.
Bradlauah Again.
LONDON, August 8sh. The Court of Com.
mon Pleas has granted Bradlaugh's applica-
ton for a new trial in the case Of Clark
against Bradlaugh. The action was to re.
cover from defendant penalty of $500 for
having sat and voted in the House of Com.
mons without taking the oath. Bradlaugh is
confined to his room on account of the injury
to his arm received at the time of his recent
expulsion from the House.
BradIaagh's Injuries.
LONDON, August 8th.-Bulletins are out
announcing that the condition of Bradlaugh
from erysipelas, resulting from the wounds
caused by the officers In recently arresting
him while attempting to enter the House Of
Commons, is becoming very serious. His
arm is now greatly infamed, and the swelling
has extended to his head, aud has become
dangerous. Later accounts strengthen
the fear that the injury he received Wednes-
day may prove fatal.
PedestrIanism.
BIRMINGHAM tEng.), August sth.-W. E.
George, the pedestrian, won the 1000 yards
handicap from the scratch in 2 minutes and
record in the world, Myers having done the
same distance in Q minutes and 1S45 sec
onds. George is going to the United States
to compete with Myers.
A NihiIist Of Noblo Birth.
VIENNA, August sth.--A Nihilist named
Grunburg, Of noble birth, has been arrested
at Belgrade. It is stated that the police
found documents upon him proving that the
NihiIists and Socialists have designs respect
lively on the lives of the Gar and Emperor
William. Seven more Socialists have been
expelled.
Afghanisfan Affairs.
LONDON, August Sth.--A dispatch from
Chaman Couki says: The Aneers Deputy
Governor Of Candahar was preparing to de-
fend that city when the Governor fed to
Cabul on the 9th of July. The soldiers then
mutinied and prevented the Deputy Gov
ernor from leaving. On the arrival of Ayoob
Khan's Lieutenant the Deputy Governor
took refuge in the sacred shrine. Three days