Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-31
FOREIGN NEWS.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO Tsn.aECoRD-
UNION.


Great Britain.
THE TURBULENCE IN IRELAND-Ea BAILIFF
STRIPPED By WOMEN AND TAEEED AND
FEATHERED.
New York, May 3Oth.-A cable special
to the He7asd from Dublin of May 23sh says:
A bailiff went to serve writs on property of
Mr.. Hutchins, near Mallow, County Cork,
on Saturday. Some women gathered around
and seized him, destroyed the writs, and then
stripped him naked and threw him into the
river. They caught him as he cana out and
thrashed him with furze. The unfortunate
man, moro dead than alive, was then tarred
and featheTed and hunted througathe coun-
try. A lagge party of police went out from
Mallow to rescue him, but after securing the
country they were unable to find him.
On Saturday morning the hsad of the
dragons horse, which was killed In the fight
at Mitchellstown on Friday, was oat off and
fixed on top of pole. The pola was deco
rated with green paper, and Grape streamers
were appended to the head, and in the horses
mouth was placed q piece of p2Oer bearing
the following words: Here's your rent"
The Herald correspondent saw this CHASTITY
spectacle early on Saturday morning. 1t
was then surrounded by crowd Of women
and children, who responded to,the call of an
old fellow for sc three cheers for the English
head on an Irish stick" Tho head with its
police and brought to the barracks
Elaborate preparations are being made to
renew the attempt to carry out the New
Pallas evictions this week, bat on what day
is not known, as the authorities keep all dates
Of their movements strictly secret.
STRONG LANGUAGE ON TIN IRISH DISTURB
ANCEs..
LONDON, May 30th.-A Dublin special
says: It is a notorious fact that all this
recent disturbances have been raised in the
I agricultural districts where the farmers are
we'll off. To speak Of these people as objects
of compassion, as down-trodden, rack-rented
victims of the landlords crueltys is untrue.
| John O'Conner Pager, replying to a. letter
| from Egan to Brennan, wherein Egaq abuses
| Power and McCoas for voting for the second
reading of the land bill, taunts Egan with
skulking in Paris, and warns his coantrymen
that if they allow themselves to. be goadea
into unarmed insurrection by the screaming
| of hired deTpagogues, who lave already
shown the white feather. they win be ahan-
| doned and betrayed in the hour of trial.
McCoan also taunts Egan with hiding in
Paris, and hints that Egan1s letter was in
spired BY others.
IRISH sYMrATaIZERS.
LONDON, May 30tb.-Tbe proposed meet
ing in Hyde Park yesterday to protest against
the arrests in Ireland, was postponed, Parnell
having recommended that it be deferred until
the House of Commons has voted on Justin
McCarthy's motion to censure the Govern
ment.
ANOTHER ARREST.
LONDON. May 3Oth.-A farmer named
Lynch, of Kilronan, Ireland, has been ar.
rested under the Coercion Act and conveyed
to Galway.
CABINET CHANGES.
LONDON, May 30th-It is reported thai
Right Hon. Hugh c. Childers, the Secretary
of War, will soon become Chancellor Of the
Exchequer.
LvARTs II LONDON.
LONDON, May 3Oth-Evarts. the repre-
sentative of the United States in the Inter
national Monetary Conference, has arrived
from Paris, and will remain in London unit
the reassembling of the Conference on the
30th of June.
THE COMING DERBY.
LONDON, May 3esh.-Fc llowipeisthel --latest
betting for the Derby: to on Perigrine, :
to against Iroqdois, to against Geolo
gist, z to against Don Felano, to / against
st. Charles, ) TO l against Barrett, 5 to
against st. Louis, 10 to l against Tristan. Il
to l against Lold Bradford's Boycott ant
Lewistone.
The Jockey, Archer, will ride Iroquoi.
only in the event Of Lord Fa)mouth's baJ
colt, Great Carte, not running.
TRicKETT, THE oARsMAs.
LONDON, May 30th.-Eiward Trickett, tht
Australian oarsnan, and Kelly. x-champioI
of England, sailed for New Yoik on Satur
day.
LONDON, May S0tb.-In the House o
Commons to-day. the Under Foreign Score
tary said France admitted searching Brit
ish schooner at Tunis; that the result was t.
be regretted, but the misunderstanding woulC
not occur again.
STEAMER ASHORE
LONDON, May S0th.--A dispatch from
Campbelltown, Scotland, says another lice
steamer is ashore near Kintyre lighthouse.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
CAMPBELLTowN (Scotlapd), May 30th.-
The Anchor Line steamer ashore about 6
quarter Of a nile north cf tie Null of Kin
tyre lighthouse Is the Macedonia, Captain
Martin, from New York May 19sh fol
Glasgow. She went ashore at 3:3t
this morning during 9 dense fog, and
lies on rock in bad position. Al
the holds and the engine-room are full Of
water. There is not much chance Of floating
her, but if the weather keeps fine a number
OF cattle on the main deck may oe saved.
Germany.
BISMARCK AND THE HAMBURG QUESTION.
BERLIN. May 30th.-Oa finding his annex.
alton esigIs resisted by the Hamburg Senate
and House OF Burgesses, and by the Reich.
stag, Bismarck quickly concluded treaty
which leaves Hamburg in possession OF its
coveted free-port privilege. The only change
efftc ed is re.tiiction to the smaller end OF
the privilege hitherto extending over the en-
tire Hamburg territory, but rs the area re,
tanning the privilege is large enough for al
purposes Of International commerce, every
thing really remains in statu quo, except thai
the docks. warehouses and factories depend
eDt upon tariff iumnnities must be trans
fired within the diminished free-port dis
trict.
Denmark.
THE FoLKETHIEG AND THE LANDsTHING.
CoPgsHAGyN, May 30sh.-Iu the Folke
thing to-day, members Of the Left declared
that the result of the elections rendered 8
more conciliatory attitude on the part of the
House towards the LandsthiDg impossible
The President of the Council replied
that il the Folkething adheared to its present
attitude the Lapdsthirg would probably be
no less resolute. This is considered to indi
cate probability OF another dissolution Of
the Diet.
fr.uCes
| CHALLENGE TO PLAY BILLIARDS.
PARIS, May 30th.-Slcsson, the American
billiardist, challenges Vignaux to play game
for l eco francs, 5000 points up. Slossor
offers to play on French table.
The Transyaal.
DIFFICULTIES WITH THE BoERs.
DURHAM, May 30th.-The feeling among
the loyslists throughout the Transvaal is
very disturbed. There are numerous reports
of Bosr outrages since peace was established
L is reported that the Beers have attacked
bodies Of natives and murdered ten, because
they were loyal to the Queen and were work
ing for the Engli-h. The Swazies and the
Transeaal natives express a determination tc
fight the Beers If they are left in complete
possession OF the country.
Endin.
THR NEW FRONTIER.
CALCUTTA, May 30th.-The Government
has received peremptory orders directing the
evacuation of Pishon Valley as soon as prac
ticable. Quettah is to be the extreme from
tier position. This order has been issued il
spite of the protests of the Indian Govern
ment and Of all competent authorities here
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ALL cautious mothers should keep Kidney
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