Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-24
FOREIGN.
Great Britain

Great Britain.
GREATER VIGILANCE URGED-MoRE BOYCOTT
TING.
DUBLIN, May 23l.-A circular has been
issued to the constabulary, urging greater
vigilance and activity in finding ont lawless
persons. There are six flying columns pre-
serving the peace in the disturbed districts.
There is now an organized attempt by the
Land League to Boycott solicitors, auc
tioneers and others, who act against the
tenants.
SENT To THE DISTURBED DISTRICTS.
DUBLIN, May 23d-In response to an
urgent appeal, a large force of constabulary,
hastily collected in the counties of Dublin
and Wicklow, has been dispatched to the dis
turbed districts in Limerick.
ANOTHER ARREST.
DUBLIN, May 23d.-Brennap, Secretary of
the Land League, was arrested this evening
urder the provisions of the Coercion Act, and
conveyed to prison at Mas, County Xii
dare. The warrant for his arrest charges
him with melting to acts of violence.
COMPLIMENTARY MENTION.
DUBLIN, May 231.-At the anniversary
meeting of the Royal Geographical Society
tonight, Lord Aberdare eulogized what had
been done by our American kinsmen," not
only in bringing back the remains of our Arc
tic expedition, but for the admirable survey
| of their own coasts, and the iberality with
which they circulated the result of their la
bors among the learned societies of all ad
vancad nations.
DEATH OF A CELEBRATED WRITER.
LONDON, May 23d-Joseph Barnard
Davis, the celebrated writer. is dead
Russia,
THE ANTI-JEwIsH CRUSADE.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 23d.-Many ricf
Jews in Moscow have received threatening
letters, and have abandoned their country
villas, which were hired for the summer The
number of arrests in Kieff district for attacks
on Jews since the 10Th inst. is 1927.
ODESSA, May 23d.-The disturbances con.
tinue Forty-five restaurants have been
plundered and wrecked. Troops bivouac in
the streets.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 23d.-At an audi
ence granted to deputation of Jews at Cats.
china to-day, the Car stated that he would
seriously consider the matter of their persecu-
ton, and requested the deputation to memo.
rialize General Ignatieff, Minister of the In.
terror General Kutrisoff has been sent to
the south of Russia to investigate the cause
of the disorders. Proclamations have been
citing the people to attack the Jews. They
bear the heading, "Land and Liberty
This circumstance is regarded as pointing to
the fact that the Nihilists are the real insti.
gators of the disturbances.
SECOND ANSWER To THE CARS MANI
FEsTo.
LONDON, May 23d.-The Russian revolu-
tionists have answered the Cars manifesto
by second utterance, dwelling on the
wretchedness Of the peasants, the departures
to Siberia, the gagging of free speech and
public journals, and declaring that false
counselors are in possession of the Cars ear.
The document concludes as follows Let
your Majesty assemble your people around
prejudiced spirit, and then neither your
Majesty nor the State will have any reason
to apprehend further catastrophe.
HORRIBLE, If TRUE.
New YORK, May 23d = The Telegram
prints the following sensational 8 DRY. under
date Of Paris, to-day, on the strength of
letter from st. Petersburg This morning
the IatrdaSgaeant announces that at o'clock
on the morning of the 10th instant, just four
days after the birth Of her child, Hessy Helf-
mann, whom everybody supposed to be alive
and awaiting the pleasure of Alexander, was
hanged in prison. 1t is said she had been
tortured daily in the most iendish manner,
to wiring confessions from her. Night after
night she was awakened and warned that her
hour was near. For several days in sue
cession she was literally strung up, and cut
down only Just in time to prevent expiring.
On the morning of tine 10th, the hanging
process is said to have lasted too long, and
when Hessy was cut down it was discovered
that she was strangled to death. The In
transparent adds that the Indignation and
excitement. in St. Petersburg are immense.
The troops are forbidden to leave their bar
racks on any pretense, aud a revolutionary
movement seems to be anticipated
France.
THE COTTON QUESTION.
PARIS, May 23d. = Galignanis Messenger
states that in case negotiations with France
in regard to the cotton industry take hos
tile turn, certain large capitalists in Man
chester and adjoining towns are determined
to form company, with view to establish
ing large concern at Rouen. There appears
to be no lack of capital. Spinning, weaving,
dyeing and printing machinery will be fitted
up on very large scale when the Manches-
promoters of the scheme are determined to
establish small Manchester in France.
Italy.
GARIBALDI sTILL wRIrING.
ROME, May 23l.-Gen. Garibaldi has writ
ten another letter on the Tunisian question,
in which he says the French treaty with the
Bey effaces his good opinion of the French
Republic, which he has served. He reminds
France of the sacrifice that Italy made in
Welding Nice. He says the conduo. Of
France may compel Italians to rsmind her
that Nice and Corsica are as much French as
the writer IS Tartar. Italy, he says. should
demand the complete independence Of Tunis.
Sweden.
THE GOVERNMENT BECOMING ALARMED.
LONDON, May 23d.-A dispatch from Co.
psnhagen says the Swedish Governmsnt is