Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-05
FOREIGN.
The Irish Trouble.

LONDON, November 4th. = Archbishop
O'Rourke, of Cashel, in replying to the ad-
dress of the Brennan Land League, advised
the tenants to tender q fair rent, and if it
was refused, the fault would not be theirs.
1t would show that the Irish can, for their
country's cake, endure insults and injuries.
He declared that the Government had estab-
lished reign of terror.
There is some reason to believe that
the Irish Government had informa-
tion of serious designs TO provoke risings
throughout the country before the progress of
the Land Act had time to create better feel
ing among the people. The Government,
however, was well prepared.
The police of Blackburn, ireland. have
threatened the lessee of the hall with the
loss of his license if he permitted the Land
League meeting at which Miss Anna Parnell
was to speak.
DUBLIN, November 4th.-The suh-Com-
mission of the Land Court at Belfast has
given judgment in the cases of fifteen tenants
on the estate of Archdeacon Crawford, in all
except one case reducing the rent. Thus a
rent of el22 was reduced to ESQ; another of
Ell TO e4S; another of $50 to ESQ.
Cantwell, Honorary Secretary, and Kenny,
Treasurer of the County Kilkenny Land
League, who evaded arrest week ago, have
returned home.
Bismarck and the Jews.
BERLIN, November 4th.-The National
Zeitung states that Bismarck recently enter
tanned prominent Jewish manufacturer at
Varzin, at which time the Prince declared
he decidedly approved the Juden Helze, and
would never entertain proposal to curtail
the constitutional rights of the Jews. He
was he said, naturally inclined to criticism
Of the opposition. but he made a distinction
between his Christian and his jewish oppo-
nents. In replying TO addresses and teie-
grams, be was, he said merely actuated by
politics.
Forbidden Celebration.
ROME November 4sh.-The Government
anti-clericals to commemorate the anniversary
of the battle of Montana.
Progress.
MADRID, November 4sh.-The Government
has decided to release all political prisoners.
Orders TO the Turkish officials.
LONDON, November 4th. = Semi-oficial
kilograms from Constantinople say that the
ambassadors have been informed that in
consequence of the tranquility of the Port Of
Tripoli it is intended TO recall a part of the
troops and supersede the Governor.
Support for Bismarck.
BERLIN, November 4th.-Ihe anti-Slmltlc
Deutsche Tdgsbldtt announces that the Con-
servative Committee telegraphed Bismarck
that the Conservatives in the Reichstag will
continue to oppose the Progressist ring. Bis
marck replied, thanking the committee for
the telegram, and saying he was grateful for
any support for the struggle against the aims
of the Progressists, which are prejudicial to
the Emperor and Empire.
Famine Feared.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 4th.-Famine
il feared in Northern Russia, as the crops are
failure.
Proposed Chasfisement.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, November 4th.-A naval
expedition is preparing to chastise the rebel
ious tribes of southern Arabia.
A Journal Suppressed.
CAIRO (Egypt), November 4th. The He'd
jaise, the native military organ, has been
suppressed for the publication of virulent
articles.
Great Calamity Feared.
PARIS, November 4th.-It is feared great
calamity has overtaken six fishing boats, with
119 men on board. They went out to sea
from Boulogue Sur Mer Fort several days
ago, and it is believed that they persisted in
the terrible storm of October 14th.
A shipwrecked Crew.
LONDON, November 4th.-The mate and
five seamen of the German ship Hugo, before
reported destroyed by fire while on voyage
from Newcastle. England, for San Francisco,
have arrived at Queenstown.
OF for Home.
OTTAWA, November 4th.-The Governor.
General has started for England.