Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
Greaf Britain.
ESCAPE OF DILLON FROM ARREST.

" TILITgI
at Kings Bridge Station to day, posse of
police was there, it is believed, with war
rant for the arrest Of Dillon, but he was not
on board. It is thought he stopped at Water
ford and took the steamer for Milford and
will appear in the House of Commons to.
night. Diilon's speech in Tipperary last
evening was one OF the bitterest and most un,
compromising, urging his hearers to keep
within the law, not because ne respected it
or thought they respected it, but for the sake
of preserving their organization. They must
exercise their Ingenuity to sail as close to the
line as possible.
ARRESTED AT LAST.
DUBLIN, May 2d-John Dillon was az
rested at $50 this evening at Port Arlington,
on his way to Dublin.
Dillon was arrested on the railway train
upon warrant dated April S0th, charging
him with melting persons TO forcibly oppose
ard resist the execution of processes of law
for giving up possession of land. and to riot
and assault. On his arrival at Dublin he was
taken to Killmaenham Jail There was not
the slightest attempt at popular demonstra-
ton on the arrival of Dillon, but few persons
being present.
SERIOUS OUTLOOK IN THE WEST OF IRELAND.
LONDON, May 2l.-Accourts from the
west OF Ireland represent that the state of
affairs there is becoming very serious. A
number Of outrages of various degrees of
strocity are reported. Bands of armed men
promenade the couatry and terroriZe the in
habitants unchecked.
The Times s&ys: Il has been our painful
duty to record during the past two or three
weeks repeated acts of outrage in the west
and south of Ireland, scarcely inferior in
atrocity to those which awakened the ma
tional conscience four months ago. To-day
the record of agrarian crime is more serious
than at any time since Parliament met in Jan
uary.
DUBLIN, May 2d.-The Irish Times says ::
The shooting Of the boy Farrell proves that
a spirit of most dangerous lawlessness Turks
in London, apparently under the manage
ment OF some secret influence. The dis
covery OF hidden rifles is almost as startling
as the shooting of the boy. The man who
fred the shot on his arrest refused to give
his name, but he is known to the police.
HOUSE or COMMONS.
LONDON, April 2d-In the House of Com
mons Lewis, Moderate Conservative member
for Londonderry, gave notice that he will
oppose the oath Act by an amendment. Since
the bill is intended to facilitate the admission
of :. professed atheist into the House, the
House declines to be party to it.
Labouchere, Advanced Liberal, announced
that he would oppose the motion for the cree
ton of a monument to Beaconsheld by NOV
ing the previous question.
After a motion to adjourn had been de-
feated-3lS to 43-the House agreed that the
Attorney General should introduce a bill to
amend the parliamentary oath Act tonight,
and the debate on the subject IVES Adjourned
until Friday next.
TIE debate on the land bill was then re-
sumed.
EDWIN BOOTH IN LONDON.
LONDON, May 2d.-On the occasion of the
first appearance OF Edwin Booth at the
| Lyceun tonight as Othello, the house was
pc cked Immediately the doors were opened.
The audience was a brilliant one.
Russia.
THE NIHILIsT MANIFESTO.
ST PETERSBURG, May 2l.-The manifesto
of the Nihi!ist Executive Committee, printed
on the 18th of April, says
The verdict against the Nihilists who have just
received the martyrs crowns, was dictated as well
| as confirmed by the Gar. The first act of his
atrOcious will thus far has been the hanging OF wo-
men. Without waiting for his coronation he has
spriukled his throne with the blood Of champions
| of national rights. Over the graves OF our col
leagues we publicly affirm that We will continue
our efforts for the liberation Of the people will
no more be deferred by the galows than were
! ZealOvicff and the other champions Of the last
reign. After tue events OF inc iotn Oh E1lTcD
| Executive Committee informed the Emperor that
the only means Of reycrng to the path of peaceful
development was by an appeal to the people. Judg.
ing by the execution the supreme power has elected
/ to appeal % the hanSman. So be 1t.
! The committee defers pronGuncing any
| judgment ca the general policy of The En-
| peror, hut it declares that reactionary poll
| icy will lead to consequences more disastrous
| than the event which took place IN March.
| The manifesto concludes by appealing to all
who would shake off slavery to co operate in
the struggle for liberty.
THE ANTI JEWISH RIOTS.
| ST. PETERSBURG, May 2d.-ywo hundred
persons were injured in the riots against the
Jews at Elizabethgrad Detachments Of
cavalry and infantry now patrol the streets
The approaching fair at that place has been
indefinitely postponed, at the request Of the
Town Council.
Germany.
FRESH KXcEssEs AGAINST THE JEWS.
BERLIN. May 2i-Fresh excuses have
been committed against tie Jews at Arge-
nau, West Prussia, but the gendarmes have
restored order there, an | are now preserving
it. a number of Jewish families fed.
Austria.
WIFE AND FOUR CHILDREN BUTcHERED.
VIENNA. May 2d.-A bootmaker named
! Vigd killed his wife and four children, and
afterwards cut them up in piece.
Turkey.
BRIGANDs PUNISHED.
CoNsTANrISoPLE, May 2d.-The retreat of
the brigands who captured Suter, the Eng
lishmap, demanding q ransom for him, was
cut off on the land side by the Turkish troops
and by sea by euAboats a Turkish gnI-
boat recently chased a bark which was be-
lieved to have been manned by tie brigands,
and having vsinly summoned them several
times to stop, sank her. II is feared that
Suter was on board the bark.
THE MISSING TREASURE OF ABDUL AzIz.
| CoYsTANTIHoPbE, May I'd 1t will be re-
membered that the vast treasure which Abdul
! Aziz amaSsed nIysteriously disappeared after
his death, and the Ministry gave it out that
| it had been used for war expenditures. Pres
| ent inquiry, however, tends to show that a
considerable part was appropriated by high
| officials and others connected with the Palace.
| Noury and Mahnoud have begun to inclim-
mate each other Noury, for example, &C.
cuses Mahmoud Of having caused slave to
be d;s emboweled to discover whether she had
swallowed valuable diamond which was
missing from the treasure. During the ex-
animation of Fahii Bey, Chamberlain to
| Abdul Aziz, who is accused of an active share
| in the murder, although his victim had fer
merly conferred great benefits on him, the
Sultan became very much excited, and de-
clared that he could hardly refrain from TAX.
ing vengeance on him with his own hands.
| On hearing this the chief eunuch beat Fahri
with his fists until the Sultan ordered him to
desist.
FIGHT BETWEEN THE TURKS AND ALBANIANs.
VIENNA, May 2d.-Six thousand Albanians
attacked three tabors of Turkish troops
Saturday near Prisernd. The Turks were
hard pressed, but Dervisch Pashs arrived with
four tabors of troops and totally defeated the
Albanians The combined losses were 1,S00
killed aud wounded.
Africa.
AFFAIRS IN TUNIs AND ALGERIA.
PARIS, May 2d.-The Kroumirs dislodged
from the rocks on the coast are believed
TO have intrenched themselves on the hight
near Sediabdhln. Three columns Of troops
are conyerging thither to cut off their retreat
and decisive engagement is expected Ali
the mountains are alive with Arabs. armed
with hint-lock guns, each man carrying
thirty charges, 1t is impossible TO calculate
their numbers, but they appear behind every
rock and tree.
CoNsTASTINoPLE. May 2d.-The Bey of
Tunis has telegraphed the Porte tina. he will
refer the French, or any other Government
making proposals to him, to the Porte
It is rumored that Abdul K adir has writ.