Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-29
FOREIGN.
The situation I'm Ireland.

LONDON, October 2Sth.-Gladstone, in the
course OF reply to an address presented at
Knowlesy yesterday, said the point was
whether ireland is to be governed by laws
made by Parliament or laws known to no.
body and written nowhere. in the brains of a
few persons, and enforced by an illegal, arbi-
trary and self-appointed association, which
sought to override by organized attempts the
question between law and chaos. No fewer
than 10000 application forms have been
issued under the Land Act, he said. and this
led him to anticipate in the future peace and
prosperity.
DUBLIN, October 2Sth.-All the Ladies'
Leagues in Ireland are to be suppressed.
| A parcel containing nine pounds of dyna-
mite was found in train on the way to Drog-
heda. The police are endeavoring to trace
| the owner.
Three hundred pounds reward is offered for
! the murderer of Maloney, killed near Ennis
on Saturday.
New YORK, October 2sth.-The Irish
World has cable stating that Rev. Eugene
Jail, and [. M. Healy, NJ. p, leave Paris to-
morrow for New York. A reception will be
rendered in Cooper's Union.
The Elections In Germany.
BERLIN, October 2Sth.-The figures giving
ni6cant. Professor Virchow, Progressist,
polled II, 400 votes against II, 200 for Rev.
DIR. Ssoker, camp preacher and leader of the
nti-Semetic movement. In two cases where
a second ballot is required, several Democrats
| developed formidable strength. Thus, Herr
Bebel polled Is, ga votes, against 10,52S for
Herr TRACER, the Progressist candidate, and
s 239 for the Conservative candidate.
Herr Hazenclever polled 10,647, against 49,
S99 for Herr Klotz, Progressist candidate.
The votes for each of the other candidates
were insignificant, but in the aggregate were
sufficient TO prevent a majority for any one
candidate, and to render fresh ballots neces-
sary.
BERLIN, October 2Sth.-A second ballot
will be necessary at Leipzig, Cbeminitz and
Erfurt Further returns from the elections
show that the National Liberals lost consid-
erably at Dantzig, Hamburg and Magde-
burg. The Progressist press is jubilant. The
National Zeitung says "The result of the
elections is victory of constitutional princi-
pies over the dictatorship and prosecuting
spirit of Clericism."
BERLIN, October Establishments son
William was defeated by the Liberals in
Mulhaussn by 5000 votes. The opposition
may prove strong enough to make necessary
q dissolution of Parliament.
Reopening of the French Chambers.
PARIS, October 2Sth.-The Chambers re-
opened to-day. Gambetta was elected pro-
visional President of the Chamber of Depu-
ties by 317 against 20 in favor of Brishona,
Vice. President of the last Chambers The
announcement was received amid great cheer
ing. Gambetta ran for President of the
Chamber in order TO test his strength with
the Deputies as prelude TO taking office.
PARIS, October 2Sth.-In the Chamber of
Deputies Louis Blanc attempted, but was
not permitted, to move a resolution, adopted
in the morning by the Extreme Left decar-
ing the Chamber not bound by the rules of
its predecessors The object of the resolu-
tion was to prevent the election of Pro-
visional President. Brisson and Philippe
traux, Republicans, were elected Vice Presi.
dents.
An English NObleman Loses His Temper.
LONDON, October 2Sth.-The proceedings
at Newmarket yesterday were enlivened by
tilt between Walton, of New York, and Sir
J. D. Ashley. Walton backed Astley's Me-
dius for the Bretley Nursery, and was sue
cessful. Shortly afterward he encountered
in towering rage, and, walking up to Wal
ton, accused him Of forestalling him in bet
ting and spelling the execution of his (Sir
John's) commission. Walton replied tenn
perately enough, but Sir John told Walton
that the sooner he went back to America the
better, and finally threatened to horsewhip
Walton, who at last walked away. Sir John
was greatly blamed for behaving SO disgrace
fully. Walton won So, 600 on the days pre-
ceedings.
Royalty at Vienna.
VIENNA, October 2Stb.-The session of the
Hungarian Delegation was opened to-day,
with Cardinal Van Hayuld, Archbishop of
Kalocha, as President The Emperor and
Empress of Austria, King and Queen OF
Italy. large number of notables and foreign
and military attaches were present. There
was grand military review to-day. Their
Majesties were enthusiastically received by
the public The weather is fine.
Personal Mention.
LONDON, October 26th.-Justice Sir Ma
thaniel Lindlev, OF the Common Pleas divi-
sion of the High Court Of Justice, viii be