Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-21
FOREIGN.
anti.siaYery Decree-TrIpoii Question
Bradisugh The Rome Rulers and
the Lind Bill.

Aait.siaYery Decree-TrIpoii Question
Bradisugh The Home Rulers and
the LIND Bill.
LONDON, July 20th.-A dispatch from
Alexandria, Egypt. says that the ntislavery
decree will be issued next week. By this de-
cree the actual slaves will remain So, but no
additions to the number will be permitted.
The expected correspondence between Eng
land and France in regard to Tripoli will be
published before the close of Parliament,
showing that England informed France that
Tripoli, being Turkish territory, any attempt
to repeat the TuGis proceedings there would
raise the whole question Of European guaran.
tee to the Ottoman Empire.
Bradlaugh has had an interview with the
Inspector of Police at the House Of Com
mons, and Informed him that he does not
Intend to bring a mob to Westminster on the
81 Of August, but says he cannot prevent a
crowd gathering. The police will exclude the
public from The palace yard that day.
O'Connell (Home Ruler), member of Par
lament for Duugarvan, writes to the Times,
| claiming the Government to have virtually
abandoned the emigration clause in the land
| bill by inserting provision limiting the ex-
pendi5ure 20 eco 900, TO be spread over
period of three years. But for this conces.
sion, he says, the Government could only
have passed the clause after expelling all the
Home Rule members As the clause now
stands, the Home Rulers regard it as a CON-
plete 6asco.
Troops Deserving The TunisIan Re.
bcllion.
PARIS, July 2Osh.--A dispatch from Tunis
says the Bey's troops are deserving him by
the hundred. The aqueduct will be. guarded
by French regiment, as attempts have al
ready been made to destroy it.
- IT. ,haa have tosp nod
the rebellion Tripolitan tribes, which annu-
ally migrate to Tunis at this time of the year,
have joined the insurgents and raided to
within twenty miles of the capital. Spies
report that the rebels declare that they in
tend to fight both the Bey and the French.
They plumber and massacre Christians by the
Wholesale.
The Trouble In Algeria.
PARIS, July 20th.-The Oran correspond.
emit of the Temps says, in connection with the
trouble In Algeria, that emissaries were sent
from Mecca in 1880 to all Mahomedan coun.
tries, vigorously appealing to the sentiment
of brotherhood uniting all Musselmans. and
declaring that Islam was threatened with
complete destruction ; that England was mis-
tress of India, France of Algeria, and Russia
of Tsrkestan, and it therefore behooved Ma
homedans to awake, to everywhere throw eff
Christian domination.
Strike Ended.
LONDON, July 20th.-The great strike Of
nail makers in Staffordshire, which begun
last month, when &c, 900 operatives went out,
has ended, the masters having conceded the
80 per cent. advance demanded.
Potato Crop In Ireland.
LONDON, July 20th.-The potato crop of
Ireland promises to be good and plentiful.
A large margin for export is expected.
Nihilist Congress.
LONDON, July 2oth.-A Berlin dispatch
saws The Nihilists are holding Congress in
st. Petersburg, under the very eyes of tie
Government, which, although fully warned
OF the fact, is unable to discover the place of
meeting.
Canadian Rificmen Hictorfous.
LONDON, July 20sh.-In the rifle contest
for the Kolopore Cup to-day, the Canadian
team won by twenty points.
The strike or Agricultural Labarers.
LONDON. July 20th.-A conference has
been held between the farmers and agricult-
ural laborers on a strike at Bsllencog, County
Cork. The farmers have practically con-
ceded the laborers' demands.
Determined TO Prove HIS Theory.
CoSsrANTISoPLF, July 2Oth.-A generally
credited rumor is in circulation that Midhat
Pasha attempted suicide by opening a vein
With pair OF scissors. he declared that he
was determined TO prove that suicide could be
committed in that way.