Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-29

the fortress should be proclaimed and fully
at.ested; third, that he should be given
20. 600 roubles to get to America. The police
executed the conditions to the very letter. A
body was procured from hospital, cleverly
mutilated beyond RECOGNITION, as already ex-
planned, and was buried. G.. G. got his
money, and was quietly shipped to America.
Before leaving he wrote a confession Of faith,
declaring that he had made his disclosure te
further the Nihilist cause, which ought to
have nothing in common with terrorism, and
was destined to triumph only by the force of
its principles and the united action of the
Socialists all the world over. G. g., stimu-
lated by the hope of more roubles, is said to
be still in New York, giving tbs Russian
police invaluable assistance.
The Disorder I'm Ireland.
LONDON, November 18th. "A party of
armed men forced an entrance to the house of
a farmer named O'Keefe, near Mill street,
County Cork, and tired several shots at the
occupant, wounding him. He had paid mis-
rent.
The housessof two persons who had paid
rent were willfully burned at Kanockash last
evening.
Butterfeld, the Land League organizer for
Counties Down and Armagh, was arrested
to-day.
DUBLIN. November 2Sth.-In County Clare
one house was fired into last week, of which
outrage no reports are published.
Resistance to the payment of rent has not
in the least abated, but rather increased
Cork, November 2Sth.-A party of armed
men recently entered the house of woman
named Henans, near Listowel, County
Kerry, for tie purpose Of shooting her be-
cause she had given information to the police.
Her children threw themselves upon their
mother in terror, and one of them received
left the house. sfter making the mother
swear, under threats of death, not to divulge
the occurrence. Six persons have been an
rested under suspicion of being concerned in
the outrage.
Confession Retracted.
LONDON. November 2Sth.-Lefroy retracts
his confession to the murder Of Lieutenant
Roper, and declares that the confession was
made during fit of Authorization.
The ExscutIon.of LEROY.
LONDON, November 2Sth.-The Govern
ment hangmau has arrived at Lewes, and
arrangements for the execution of LEROY are
completed.
The Late Storm In England.
LONDON, November 2Sth.-About forty
persons injured in the last gale have been
treated in London hospitals. 1t is feared
that some cases will prove fatal. Fifty barges
were sunk in the Thames. Extensive floods
are reported in the upper Thames valley.
A number OF smaller smacks are still out,
and there is much anxiety about them. The
light house on Calf Rocks, off Bantry Bay,
is reported washed away and six inmates
persisted. Vessels are continually arriving
which were damaged terribly by the storms
and occasionally disabled.
LONDON, November 29th-A. Mn later
report the destruction of the Calf Rock light
house is confirmed. The larger portion of
seen at the rock yesterday, and her Majesty's
ship Salamis sent assistance, but the rough.
ness of the sea prevented a rescue. Another
attempt will be made to-day.
The British Grain Trade.
LONDON, November 2Sth.-The Marx Lane
Express says: Owing to the mild weather,
the young wheats grow very fast. Sowing is
rapidly pushing forward in Scotland. The
weeks deliveries are of inferior quality. It
is estimated that about half of the wheat crop
of 1881 has been already marketed. Trade is
almost at standstill, on account Of millers
rejecting the inferior samples. A reduction
Is generally necessary to effect sales. Foreign
was unusually depressed throughout the
week, though the supply was liberal. The IN.
usually large supply of Indian low grades at
Liverpool has rather depressed the sales of
California sorts. Off the coast trade is mani
mate. OF seven cargoes four were sold for
ward. The market is dull aud cheaper. The
floating bulk has considerably increased, about
half being American -four All but the best
grades ale cheaper, and meet with tedious
sale. For foreign, owing to the moderate
supply, rates are maintained. Sales how
ever, are dull and slow. Barley and oats are
in dull inquiry and cheaper. Foreign barley
is unchanged, and trade has not improved.
Foreign oats are exceedingly dull and decid-
edly weaker, although the supply is SMALL
Maize is generally weaker. Mixed American
closed 3@63. cheaper in London and Liver
pool. Sales of English wheat during the
week were 52,491 quarters at 45s. Cd per
quarter, against 460 quarters at AS. sd.
quarter the corresponding week last year.
Arrived at London-A California Artist
Honored.
LONDON. November 2sth.-HannibalH Ham.
lin, the new United States Minister to Spain,
has arrived from Paris, accompanied by the
daughter of Secretary Blaine.
Meissonier, the artist, gave a soiree in
honor of the American photographer who in
vented the process by which photographs can
be taken of animals in the swiftest motion.
Another Arctic Expedition.
LONDON, November 2Sth.-The Council Of
the Geographical Society has decided to ap-
point deputation, headed by Lord Aber-
dare, TO wait on Lord Northbrook First Lord
of the Admiralty, to urge the Government to
dispatch sn expedition to the Arctic ocean
| for the relief of Leigh Smith.
The French senate.
PARIS. November 2Sth.-The Republican
journals believe from the result of the cleo.
tons for Senatorial delegates yesterday the
Right will lose twenty seats in the Senate
The returns ara vefy incomplete.
Illness of the Wife of the American Min.
lister at Paris.
PARIS, November 2Sth.-Le Sore SAYS Mrs.
Morton, wife of the American Minister, is in
disposed. and by the advice of her doctors
will go with MIR. Morton to pass December
at Cannes, where they will meet ex-President
Hayes.
The GOverBOrship of Algeria.
PARIS, November 2Sth.-Firrnan has &C.
copied the Governorship of Algeria, on terms
which reduce it to mere Project.
Emperor William.
BERLIN. November 2Sth.-The Emperors
condition is most favorable.
HOmfcidaI Mania.
LONDON, November 2Stb.-Lefroy's Sc
lcitor considers him q victim of homicidal
mania.
Church and Dwelling Burned.
ST. JOHN IN. p. y November 2Sth.-A fire
to-day destroyed st. Mary's (EpiscopaIl
Church AID Sunday-school on Waterloo
street, and Mrs. Spencer's dwelling house.
winfry Weather.
ST JOHN On. B. j November 28sh.-The
thermometer marked 10' below zero at Grand
Falls, n. B., this morning.
Another Bank Suspended.
HALIFAX IN. 81. November 2Sth.-The
Bank of Prince Edwards Island has sus.
pended, largely owing to overdrawn accounts
Its affairs are said to be in bad condition.
The Cashier has disappeared. The capital
OF the bank is Sl20, 600, and its notes in cir
| culation amount to $780, 900.
Flour Mills Burned.
RIDeETowN (Ont.l November 2Ssb.-
Campbell & Co.'S new Hungarian -four mills
were burned yesterday. Loss, $4,000.
Difference Between Canada and the
United States.
QUEBEC, November 2Sth.-The Joint letter
of the Bishops adopted in 1876, condemna-
tory OF bribery. perjury and other abuses
prevalent In the times Of election, and exhort-
ing electors to vote according to their con-
science, was read yesterday from the pulp;ts
of all the Catholic parishes in the province.