Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-19
FaRRIGS NEWS.
The Trouble in Ireland

lRc 1EOuDie IA EEctabSs
DUBLIN, October 1Sth.-In Limerick last
night the riotiug was renewed. Three COM
panies OF the Sixty.seventh Regiment escorted
Abram, Treasurer of the Limerick League,
to Jail. The occupants Of houses stoned the
police. After lodging Abrsm il jail the po-
lice again charged and fred upon the mob IN
High street.
DUBLIN. October 1S.b.-In Dublin rioting
was renewed last night. The police were
compelled TO retreat over Carlisle bridge un-
der shower of stones. At Charleville,
County Cork, the police were stoned. The
Riot Act was read, and the military were
called out TO clear the streets. Thirty five
arrests were made. A mob of 1850 chased
Lumber of Coustables down Abbey
street toward tie Ssore-stTeet barracks.
The Constables reached the barrs cks
amid a shower of stones. The mob then
retnrSed to Sackviile street, and crossing
Carlisle bridge, met another body tf police
near Trinity College. They hunted the
police down Dame street. Several streets
6eing open for repairs, gave the crowd an
ample supply OF stones. The mob attacked
the Irish Times office, breaking the windows,
and afterward proceeded along the southern
quays and smashed the windows of every
house where lights were seer. They wreaked
similar vengeance on the Mail office. The
police were then drawn across Ssekville
street The crowd fed at their advancing.
and dispersed at rnidnight.
Forster, replying to corporation deputa-
ton, stated that the police, in clearing Sack
vile street, acted upon instructions to pre-
vent the mob from taking possession Of the
street If the mob had been allowed to take
possession the consequences would have been
far more lamentable. He regretted that any
one had been hurt, bat said should like
occasion arise he would certainly make
use Of ths same force. He concluded by
saying that it was the duty of law-abiding
people to keen out of TIE way, and thus
avoid being implicated in the distu, Dances.
The rioters were mostly roughs, women aud
corner Toys, ready for any mischief. The
police with difficulty kept them from doing
serious damage.
Limerick is now quiet, and the troops have
returned to the barracks.
The Great STERN In Europe.
LONDON, October 1Sth.-Friday's storms
and foods did immense damage in Sehlesgig-
Holstein.
LONDON, October 1Ssh.- Great damage
and loss of life resulted throughout North
Germany from the late gale. The river Elbe
rose II feet above its normal level, and was
stranded at Alton. TIE loss in petroleum
was enormous. Five vessels were wrecked
at Bremen, and some sesmen drowned.
LONDON, October Eighty.fye ves-
sells, principally British. were lest off the
coast OF the United Kingdom during the re-
cent gale, against only twenty wrecks in the
early part of the week N all parts of the
world One hundred and thirty British ard
forty other vessels wers wrecked last week,
an increase of 104 ever the previous week.
The approximate alue cf the property lost is.
eS, 600, 900, of which e6,000,Go0 represents.
British losses. One hundred and thirty
eight persons are reported lost or missing.
Accounts received subsequently to the COM
pilation Of these statistics state that down to
last evening ffty.nine fishermen, belonging
to Bernmouth and Eyemouh, are known to
be drowned, and 140 others belonging 10 both
Ilscas are missing.