Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-26
FOREIGN.
Terrific Storm in the "osd Country.

FeKEfGS.
Terrific Storm in the "Osd Country,
LONDON. November 25sh.-A storm has
ragged since Tuesday with terrific violence.
AT Starnoway thu sea broke over the beach
and invaded the streets. The Ardigour Ho-
tel. at Fort Williams, was flooded by the sea,
and three or four feet Of gravel left in the
rooms. The pier was much damaged.
AT Blackpool the sea swept through the
windows into many houses, and cabs were
blown over. The sea rushed down the streets.
one thoroughfare being under six feet of
water.
In ireland the gale was very severe. At
Port Adoun the doors of houses were carried
across several streets. At Sligo schooner
was blown ashore and bridge partially de-
stroyed. At Derry Head, Queens county,
man named Moran was killed by house
being blown down. Part of the roof of the
away. Similar reports are received from
NeWry, Lurgan and elsewhere. At Dublin
the storm was the severess known for many
years, and at Spiddal County Galway, it
was the severest experienced for half cen.
tury.
Shipping on the coast suffered terribly. In
addition to the loss of the ship Culz.n and
a crew OF twenty-one, the T. Harris foun-
dered and three seamen were drowned.
The bark Barbara, from Rangoon for Liv-
erpool. was totally wrecked in West Bay,
Pembrokeshire. All hands were saved except
the Captain.
A brigantine was sesn about mile and 9
quarter outside Ardrossa, battling with the
gale Wednesday. but she foundered, and her
crew, seven or eight in number, were lost
hTajastv's chin
Queenstown greatly damaged.
The Trouble in Ireland.
LONDON, November 25sh.-Five arrests
We're nads under the CoeFcion Act to-day.
A Protestant church il q rural district OF
County Cork has bsel wrecked.
A large party of men, armed and disguised,
raided house in Dublin county for arms.
Thirteen of them have been arrested. several
of whom have baen committed for trial.
It is understood that it is the intention Of
the Government to release all the imprisoned
members of the House Of Commons before
the commencement of Parliament, provided
that no unreasonable conspiracy exists, and
that tenants are rot intirn;datsd from apply
ing TO the Land Court.
In consequence Of the increased pressure in
the business of the Land Court in Ireland,
the Government Intends to appoint additional
sub-Gommissioaers.
The principal Irish Judges strongly depre.
cate any Suspension 0; trial by Jury.
Tie Cabinet will probably meet the first
week in December, at the date Of the reas.
sembhng OF Parliament. Il will then be
arranged, probably, for the q Of January Or
the 9th OF FebruerY.
DUBLIN, November 25th-The Coroner 's
jury has returned verdict Of willIul murder
against sub-Iuspectors O'Brien and Bonchier,
who commanded the police or the occasion OF
the killing of Mansfield at Baliyreeget,
County Kilkenny, on the 9Th of Oc.oher.
Warrants for their apprehension are bsius,
issued.
Phillips, the Accountant of the Lsud
League, has been arrested uader the Coercion
Act.
THANKSGIVING III Germany.
BERLIN, November 25sh.-The Americans
here celebrated Thanksgiving Day By grand
banquet. Everett, First Secretary in charge
OF the Legation. presided, and proposed the
health of Emperor William and President
Arthur. Herr Greist, in responding 10 9
toast to the Emperor, said nowhere more
than in Germany was the nation esseenec
whcih she'd so much blood for tine abolition o
slavery. Baron Won DerAerdt, Court Chap
liz, Herr Frommel and all the American col
ony of Berlin were present.
BismarcEl's announcement.
BERLIN. November 25th.-Seyerai news
papers here state that at Parliamentary
dinner yesterday, Bismarck observed that ht
apprehended no conflict with the Reichstae
during its present session, and he did not con
template its dissolution. The bills announced
in the Imperial message, he said, would MOI
be dealt with all al once. Considerable tim,
would be required to dispose of the items
Ii, he said, he should be unable to carry ou
its projects, he would confne himself to for
eign affairs, and appoint Vice Chancellor
for the Home Department.
The King OF Bavaria's BOuk.
PARIS, November 25th.-A book has beer
Published here, entitled "The Realization o.
Kings. By One of Them" The King Of
Bavaria is credited with the authorship
The book is very severe on Bismarck. It de-
nounces the war of 1870 ss immoral and ini
quitous, and describes Bismarck as incurably
inimical to the interests of the King and tht
people.
Reimbursement ne1aDded.
TUNIs, November 25sh.-The Grand vi
has written the Bcy, requiring the TuEi,
Government TO pay large sum to the Mos
lem refugees in Constantinople from Sfax
for losses during the bopbardment of thai
place by the French. The Bey is much per
turbed, and has forwarded communicative
on the subject to the French Minister.
Financial.
PARIS, November 25th.-The Cote Euro
peRne anticipates that further increase o
the stock OF gold will be shown By to-day
return of the Bank of France, and hints at .
reduction of the rate of discount.
Postolice FOreihly Closed.
LONDON, November 25th.-The Greel
Postoffice at Janina has been forcibly closed
Troops Return.
LONDON, November 25th.-The Tunisiar
troops encamped at Seaghauan have returned
to Tunis. Most of them will be disbanded.
No Cholera.
ALEXANDRIA, November 25th.-There is NJ
cholera here as yet.