Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-09
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in Schulz had been wrecked, and that the
horses and cars which were used for the ar.
rest of Henry O'Mahoney on Saturday had
been thrown into the harbor Of Schulz.
Last night at 10 o'clock special train left
Cork with large number of troops far SIKH
bereeu. Thence to Schulz the journey will
have to be accomplished by the wagon road,
railway communication not being further
The district is wild and inaccessible one,
and has been notorious as hold of Fenian-
ism.
NEW YORK, June Sth.-A later telegram
from Cork states that three miles of tele-
graph wires have been torn down. The force
which left Cork last night in two special
trains consists of 200 men of the Rife Bri-
gade. 80 dragons, Army Service Corps men,
ambulance wagons, and twelve baggage wag-
ons, with no artillery.
It is not believed that the priest Murphy
has been arrested, but thu most sensational
rnmors are flying about. Oae is to the effect
that several bridges between Skibhereen and
Schnll have been destroyed. This is not au'
thenticated. Even the officials at Dublin
Castle have not received any intelligence from
the district since yesterday morning. The
last telegram stated that the police barracks
had been attacked, and assistance was ur.
gently asked for. Another body of troops,
OO4A
this morning for Skibbereen.
The Worlds London special says The
number of outrsges in Ireland is increasing.
The figures stand as follows: In January,
439 cases; in February. 10 cases in March,
Jag cases in April, 296 cases in May, 327
cases. and for the first week in June, ending
tonight, 80 cases. These include attacks or
property, attempted murders, cattle houghing
(cripplingl incendiarism and other offense:
d rectly traceable to agrarianism.
NEW YoRK, June 8sh.-The Worlds Lon
don special says: The Chief Secretary Of
Ireland is said to be alarmed at the attitude
of the police. Large numbers are sending IL
their designations. Hundreds of the Older
officers say that the prospect of getting theil
retiring allowance alone keeps them fr n
leaving the force Under the stringent Il
structions issued by the Executive, the mt I
are almost afraid to defend their ewn lives
They dare not fire directly into " the mob
except" 60 the instructions run. when re
csiying word of command from the magistrate
in attendance, who shall not give such an
order until every other means Of dispensing
the mobs has been exhausted, and unless
the command is in most imminent danger.
As yet no such " imminent danger" has
arisen, in the opinion of the magistrates, al
though over 400 sub-Constables have been
placed "hors de combat" by wounds from
stones and sticks, and eleven have been killed
outright, or have succunbed to wounds re-
ceived at the hands Of rioters. Every fourth
man in the force has suffered mora or lesi
from stone cuts and bruises not counted as
wounds.
The Leaguers employ +" watchers when
ever collision occurs, who stand aloof from
the scrimmage and watch the movements Of
the Constabulary, SO as to be ready, in case &
rioter should be killed, to make out q case
against them before the Coroner's jury. Any
policeman who makes himself conspicuous il
a mob is henceforth a marked man. If the
disturbances continue, one of two things is
certain-the police will either resign by the
hundred, or will break loose and wreak ter.
rible vengeance on the mobs.
LONDON, June Ssh.-Lord Carnaven ICON.
servative). formerly Colonial Secretary,
speaking at Burton yesterday, strongly con-
demned the policy of the Government, who,
he said, were responsible for the civil war in
ireland. They would fud the question not
to be land merely. but every class OF property
would be menaced. He did not think E1g
lishmen would long be hoodwinked by the
reckless rhetoric OF demagogues or plausible
nostrums Of political quacks.
Joseph Chamberlain, President of the
Board of Trade, speaking at Birmingham
said it is perfectly evident that the cause o.
the disasters in ireland are more deep seated
than supposed, and are not to be found in thu
action of this or any previous Government
but in the condition of the people themselves
Force, he said, was no remedy, but certain
amount of force is necessary to uphold tn;
law.
A special train, with troops from Cork
arrived at Skibbereen, County Cork, this
morning. An obstruction had been placed OF
the track to wreck the train, but was dis.
covered in time to prevent a disaster.
DUBLIN, June S.h.-A-pa of fifty M.
riues, sent from Bsntry to Bally, was met al
the latter place by mob of some thousands
After much stone throwing and some bay.
onet charges the marines were compelled to
retreat to Bally, under the protection of q
priest. Two were severely injured.
at Skibbereen tie branch bank of Mur-
ster was wrecked by mob.
A process-server has been so severely
beaten at Dromoro, County Sligo, that he is
dying.
Increase In Imports and Exports.
LONDON, June Sth.-The British Board Of
Trade returns for the month show an increase
of e., SOS, S2S in imports compared with the
same month of last year, and an increase Of
elS9. ~ in exports.
Economical MoYemcnt-CcnsEs OF Jews.
ST. PETERSBURG, June Shit is under.
stood that one of the first reforms to be intro.
duced by General Vanowski, the newly
appointed Minister Of War, will be reduc
ton in the number of Generals of the Cos
sacks by six, involving yearly saving Of
$50, 600 roubles.
Intelligence from Krief states thst cen.
sus Of the Jews has been taken there, with a
view of expelling those rot entitled TO reside
in town.
"The New Efaly and tie Old Zcalots.'
RoME, June Ssh Father Carol, now SC
years of age, who, in 1877, was expelled from
the Order of Jesnits for recommending a
modus vivenii between Italy and the Pa
paey. has published work entitled, "The
New Italy and tie Old Zealots." It highly
praises the character, aims and methods OF
the present Pope severely blames the mis-
placed zeal Of the extreme Catholic party,
rs tending to maintain the antsgenisn
against the Church in Italy; declares the
restoration Of temporal power impossible,
and that it would, even if practicable, be
harmful amidst the modern democracies de-
p!ores the language OF the Catholic press in
Italy. and exhorss Catholics to participate in
politics, so as to introduce Christian ideas in
national legislation.
Village Destroyed by Fire.
LONDON, june Ssh.-1he village of Brad.
ley. in Hampshire, was almost totally de-
stroyed by f-e to-day.
BismsrciS's Health.
BERLIN. June Ssh.-Bismarck's iudisposi.
ton compels him to continue restricting bis
labors to a minimum, anG to perform them in
a recunbent position.
Electricity In -. Gerhard Tunnel.
GENEVA, june hit is intended, if pos.
sib,e. to run trains on the railway through
s.. Gothard tunnel by electricity, which is tc
be produced by machine now employed in
pumping air into the workings and for Other
purposes.
Proposed Statue.
PARIS, Juae Ssh-Members of the Paris
press intend to raise statue to Victor
Hugo.
Tbeafer Burned.
LONDON, June Ssh.-The Theater Royal a,
Belfast, Ireland, was burned this morning.
Notable Deaths.
MADRID, June Sth.-Archbishop Fernando
Blanco, of Vslladolid, is dead.
PARIS, June S.h.-Count De Donhet, life
Senator, is dead.
MINING NOTES.
A rich strike has been made in the
Maintain tunnel Placer countv After