Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-22

carried the manifesto. It was then signed
by tne members, whose names were attached.
and taken out under the nose of the authori-
ties. Davitt's authority was obtained
through priest Or warden in Portland The
Government is so angry at the use made oi
the solicitor that it has issued an order that
both doctors and solicitors of prisoners should
only visit them in the presence of the ward
ems. Visits of every kind, except those OF
physicians, are forbidden for six days. Even
| ParnelPs solicitor is refused admittance. Dr.
kennay has written TO the Governor of the
jsil that If he is subjected to this indignity he
will no longer attend the jail, while the pris-
oners have resolved not to allow the prison
doctor to attend them. The guards of the
| prison have been doubled.
| Doris has been taken to DunkallS the su-
thorities desiring that he should not be able
to reveal the doings outside to the prisoners.
This arrest was the immediate result of hav-
| ing signed a circular sent to the League
branches, instructing the farmers to issue
bogus mortgages and bills of sale of their
property and interests in their holdings, in
order to prevent the landlords from seizing
them for rent. This reckless and outrageous
step was Immediately discovered by the
Government. The ''no rent y manifesto
hurried the declaration Of the illegality of
the League.
Yesterday was one of suspense. The Land
League had fired its shot. Throughout Ire
land had gone the cry. By yesterday morn
lngs mail went to every corner Of Ireland,
and to every member of the League, a large
white placard. printed ia big black bodied
type, as follows 4" No rent, !" signed by Par
nell, Davitt. Dillon, Sexton, Kettle, Bren
nan and Egan.
The next card is to be played by the Gov
ernment. for the landlords now drop out Of
the conflict. the strike against rents being re-
ally chslenge to England itself, and di.
rected against her authority.
All ZIP with the Laad Eeaguers.
DUBLIN. October 2lst.- The Land League
officials were seized with panic when the
proclamation against the League became
known. 1t is believed the Government in
tends to make arrests of members of the
League ia England 1t is all over with the
Leaguers. The greatest CONSERVATION pre-
walls among those directly or indirectly asso-
ciatsd with tie League. One hundred thou
sasd copies of the United ireland, the League
organ, has been distributed throughout the
country, with cartoon Of an atrocious char
acter, representing the Government and
Premier practieing every form OF brutality.
Gladstone took walk yesterday, and at
tended the Hawarden Church harvest festival.
shipWreck and Loss Of Life.
LONDON, October 21st-The British bark
Lebn has been abandoned off Douglas, Isle
OF Man. A life boat, when rescuing the
crew, capsized, and twelve persons were
drowned.
Sensible Advice.
LONDON, October 21st-The Llnd League
has published aa advertisement, advising the
people. while remaining firm, to abandon for
the present all projected meetings which the
Government could take advantage of.
Marine Disasters.
LONDON, October 21st.-Acceunts of ship
ping disasters continue to be received from
all around the coast, brigantine being
wrecked near Falmouth and all hands
drowned,
One Hundred and seyenfy.five Persons
Lost In slid Ocean.
ApEN, October 21st-The Dutch steamer
Konigder Nederlsndar. from Batavia for
Amsterdam, broke her shaft and foundered
in latitude 5 south. Longitude Ga east. Six
boats containing 1T5 persons, are missing.