Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-25
FOREIGN.
The Irish Question.

DUBLIN, June 24th.-The Catholic Bishop
of Meath, speaking at Meltifarmham, heart
! lily concurred in the attitude of the Irish party
on the land bill, the introduction of which
was owing to the Land League. He advised
| the Land League not only to pay the legal
expenses of the evicted people, but also to
compensate them to the last fartbing for any
loss they may sustain, with the help OF Irish
men in America.
LONDON, June 24th.-A Prelate starts
| from Rome next week on a confidential mis-
sion from the Pope to Ireland to report the
| true state of affairs. The Catholic Bishops
| in America are especially instructed to ex-
hort their flocks to abstain from any action
calculated to promote civil war in Ireland.
The French.IiaIian Difficulty.
| PARIS, June 9th. The ill feeling be-
tween the Italians and Frenchn-en is being
viewed with some competency in Germany.
COLOGNE, June 24th.-The Gazette says
| Should there be war between France and
| Germany we have certain ally beyond the
Alps.
ROME, June 24sh.-It is said an exchange
Of friendly communications has been pro-
ceeding between Paris and Rome, proving
the firm determination of France and Italy
to promptly re-estsblish satisfactory rela-
| tioDs
| LONDON, June 24.h-Renewed anti French
demonstrations occurred last evening at les
sina, Gavin and Milan. At the two first.
named places troops had been called out.
Some arrests were made.
The Spanish Cortes Dissolved.
| NEW York, june 2ith.-The Heralds
Madrid special says: The GoSetts publishes a
decree dssolving the Cortes tomorrow. 1t
was decided in the Council to send instruc.
A. T. L.
remain strictly neutral during the Electoral
canvass. The members Of the Cham
bers just dissolved were elected in
1879 The coming general election will
take place at the end of August, and the
Cortes will meet in September. It is be-
lieved that the result will certainly be favor
able to the next new Ministry.
The Passion Players.
BERLIN, June 24th.-The ODER Ammergau
Passion Players are about to give several
Sunday performances of the comedy of
Philippine Wehr" in their new building.
This is their first attempt at secular theatre
Gals. Marie, who represented Christ in the
Passion Play, will take the part OF Welhr.
German Emigration.
LONDON, June 2fth.-The Prussian Gov
eminent has ordered the provincial authori-
ties to send detailed information of the extent
Of the causes of immigration, which has, how
ever, slackeued in some districts.
Bismarck's Health.
BERLIN, June 24th.-Bismarck is so nm
well in the lower limbs that his Kissingen
trip has been postponed.
Emigration from Denmark.
CoPENHAGEN, June 24th.-It is expected
th&t the emigration this year will be 70, 600.
sunk In Collision.
LONDON, June 24th.-A trading steamer
was in collision with and sunk Turkish
guard ship at the entrance of the Dardanellss.
Tragedy at the Winter Palace.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 2ith-A Monte
negrin officer went to the Winter Palace
yesterday and demanded an audience with
the Princess of Montenegro. Being refused.
he stabbed the officer on duty. A Russian
officer then shot the Montenegrin dead.
spaniards Massacred.
MADRID, June 24th--A dispatch from the
Spanish Consul at Oran says hundred
Spaniards were massacred by the insurgents
during the recent raid on the Esparto fac
tories at Ssida. -Four hundred persons were
wounded or taken prisoners.
Another Railroad Concession.
CRY OF MEXICO, June 18th-Frisbie, who
obtained franchise for railroad in opposi.
ton to the Central and National down the
table land, has been given concession from
Fort Yuma, A. T., along the Pacific connec-
ton. The grants on this road are reported to
be under the auspices Of the Government.