Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-04
THE SITUATION IN IRELAND.

THE SITUATION IN IRELAND.
LONDON, June 3d.-The Daily Telegraph
says: The Government has received such
serious news from Ireland during the lastfew
days that measures calculated to deal with
the exceptional state of affairs there is en-
gaging the attention of the Ministry.
The Chronicle says: The Government is
considering the question of suspension of
the Irish jury laws. and will probably intro
duce a bill for that purpose the present
session, without interfering with the Land
bill
The Times condemns the Governments
inactivity in ireland.
DUBLIN, June 3i.-Archbishop Croke has
returned to Thurles. The papers say his
speeches would have led to his arrest were he
not Catholic Bishop. Musicians and 1000
people bearing banners met him several miles
from Thuries, and paid him the highest
homage.
TgALEE, June 3d.-Great excitement exists
here on account of the arrest, under the
Coercion Act, of Timothy Harrington, pro.
prietor Of the Kerry Sentinel. He was chief
organizer of the Land League. More arrests
are expected.
New York, June 3d-The Telegram'S
Dublin special says: A flying column which
left this city last night included 800 Cold
stream Guards, 100 guardsmen of the Scotch
Fusiliers, with army service wagons, ambu-
lance wagons and an army hospital corps.
The whole forcs concentrating for operations
At the Castle of New Pallss, near Limerick,
numbers over ], 600 men. The flying column
at FerHer is under orders to be ready at
moments notice. Troops are even going from
Cork to New Pallas.
DUBLIN, June 3d.-A soldier riding from
the postoffce to the barracks in Dublin was
desperately attacked, stabbed and pulled off
his horse to-day by lahorer. The latter
was eventually secured. He said that as an
instruction had broken cut in the country,
he had begun enc here. The soldiers wounds
are not dangerous.
A party of military was dispatched to
Ballinamore, County Leitrim, to-day, where
rioting was apprehended on account Of ar
rests under the Coercion Act.
DUBLIN, June Sl.-Following are the de-
tails of the ARRAY between the people and po-
lice in the County Glare yesterday; Eighty
policemen proceeded to Bodyke, for the pur.
pose of assisting in the eviction of tenant
Bokyke is small village between Scarif and
Tulla. where some military are at present
garrisoned. The police. while proceeding in
small parties to the place of assembly, were
attacked in detail by the people An ambu-
lance wagon conveyed the police from Ennis.
They were under the command of the County
Inspector. On the way from Ennis o hive OF
bees was let loose, and the stings of the insects
caused the horses to become manageable
One naddsned beast dashed itself against a
wagon and was killed. Mounted orderlies
were dispatched to Tulla for the assistance of
the military, while in the meantime the po-
lice, in united force, proceeded to the house
where the eviction was TO take place, which
was situated on hill, and as they assembled
toward it they were attacked by armed men,
who from the covert of fences upon each
side of the road, poured CALLING fire. into the
ranks Of the constabulary. The latter were
Immediately deployed il skirmishing ORDER
and returned the fire with effect, killing one
man and wounding several. The police
succeeded in reaching the house and
broke in the front door. The
rioters rushed through the back door,
but several were arrested. Some who attacked
the cOnstabulary from behind the fences were
also taken. The house WIS taken possession
of, and the family inhabit;ng it cleared out.
While returning with their prisoners, the
police were attacked AID fred upon second
time. One of their horses was shot dead.
Mounted men who were dispatched for the
| military had to run a severe gauntlet, de.
terrnined effort being made to prevent their
reaching Tulla. They, however, rode into
town through all obstacles.
THE CORNELL DIFFICULTY EXPLAINED.
LONDON, June 3d.-The Secretary of the
Henley Regatta writes to remove q false I'M
preston in consequence of erroneous state
ments in regard to the entry of the Cornell
University crew: A" l beg to supply the
actual facts. The first official notice of the
intended entry Of the Cornell crew was by q
telegram received May 18th. A meeting of
the Stewards was convened on the 26sh, and
the decision of the nesting was that the
entry could not be received, In consequence
of not having been made by the 1st OF
March. and was furnished to MIR. Gillig the
same day"
THE REVISED BIBLE IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, June 3d.-The Lord Chancellor
thinks the revised Bible cannot be read in
the English Church until some sufficient
authority recommends il.
France.
A VALUABLE DISCOVERY.
PARIS, June 3i.-A French veterinary
surgeon has discovered remedy by inocula-
ton for the sickness called charben, I"
which kills 1,00O,0 00 francs worth of sheep
yearly.
ADVERSE REPORT.
PARIS, June 3d.-The Senate committee
reported adversely on the scrutin de liste bill.
The debate occurs on Thursday next.