Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES To THE RECORD.
UNION.
Searching for NihIIiSts-sibcrian Prison
AHaiN.


Again.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 22l.-The police are
watching the Palace at Peterhof, besides the
soldiers. Photographs of all the railway
officials have been lodged in the Government
Department to aid in the detection of the
Nihilists disguised in railway costumes
Strenuous Efforts are being made to find the
connecting link, in order to give more unity
to the coming trials of numerous important
political prisoners which must be held next
autumn.
The fortresses aud prisons are crowded.
1t is observed in official circles that Russia
cannot possibly make such an exhibition Of
herself before the world as to try thousand
or two political offenders, and as something
must be done with all these prisoners to make
room for others. the only way to dispose of
them quickly and expeditiously is by the sys-
tenn Of deportation, which General Melikoff,
late Minister of the Interior, sought to abol-
ish.
Another "Asifator" Coming 10 America.
DUBLIN, June 22i-Father OConnor, who
is about to depart on mission for America,
has a letter from Archbishop Croke, commits
sioning him to proclaim everywhere in Amer
lea what the Irishmen want, and to tell
Americans that the Irish people are deter
mined to carry on the present constitutional
agitation.
The Telegraphers.
LONDON, June 22d.-The telegraphers have
rescinded their resolution to quit work on the
9th, and have addressed a new petition to
the PostmasterGeneral,s showing where his
scheme is unsatisfactory.
Weston weakening.
LONDON, june 22j.-Weston is utterly ex-
hsusted, and has retired The score a. 8
1J
The MarsciiIes Riots.
MARsEILLys, June 22d.-Sixty-four dele
gates of the Syndicate Chambers have
adopted al address to Socialists throughout
the world, declaring that the promoters Of
the recent riots do not belong to any Work
ingmen's Association, and demanding an in
quiry into the circumstances of the disturb
ances.
The Anti-Prench Feeling in Italy.
ROME, June 2i-There have been de-
monstrations at Naples, Turin and Genoa to
protest against the proceedings at Marseilles.
The military interfered to prevent disorder
Premier Depretis. replying 60 question in
the Chamber of Deputies, stated that he bad
given instructions for the prevention. by
force If necessary, of such manifesto ioDs.
After tie demonstration at Naples
Frenchman addressed insulting words to some
eSutithbHI hioa ifSSsAtSu III liAc tIOHu.
which then went to the French Club, smashed
the windows and tore down the sign. The
demonstration at Naples was most imposing
All classes, without distinction of rank, party
or politics. participated.
The French and Italians.
CHICAGO, June 22d.-The Times cable
from Marseilles says: Over 800 arrests have
been made. Four regiments were necessary
to restore peace. Vast Plumbers Of Italians
are returning home. There are signs of dis
order at Lyons, where many Italians are
likely to repeat the scenes Of Marseilles. The
fact that Italy is utterly unable to cope with
France is the only thing which prevents her
from listening to the voice of the people and
declaringiwar.
Parneli Coming.
DUBLIN, June 22l-Parnell starts in July
for an extended political tour in tie United
States.
The Home gnIcrs and the Land Bill.
LONDON, June 22d.-A deputation of u
ster tenant farmers to-day had an interview
with Parnell and other Home Rule members,
at which it was agreed that the Home Rulers
should ssrenuously oppose the Government
amendments to the land bill.
Hartman, the NIhiiist.
LONDON, June 22i.-H artman, the Mill
isC, trieu 10 go TO America Few Gays ago,
but after taking passage discovered that the
steamer went from Antwerp, and was afraid
to . there, fearing arrest.
Treaty Agreed sroD.
BUENos AYRKs. June 22d Chile and
The Argentine COME eration have agreed
upon draft of treaty.
Warned Against 'sitirmisiitng.'
LONDON, June 29d a. NJ Bishop
O'Reilly, Catholic Bishop of Liverpool,
Bishop llsly, coadjutor of the Bishop of Biz.
rsinghsm, and Bishop Vaughan os Stafford
have wsrnsd their fl cks against skirmish.
inF," pointing out that plots to blow up
buildings are chimes akin to murder, and
ought to be execrated by every man calling
himself Catholic.