Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-03

Great cheering At the same time, il eyic-
tions are tc go on, / would advise you how to
act. DO not bring yourselves into collision
with the authorities. They are too strong for
you. Ii not even for the sake of expediency.
II not OF principle, we must act on the de-
iensive. We must offer passive resistance
to these opposed to us, and in that wsy they
VIII get tired of the contest, because a whole
united people have never yet been defeated.
IL Is not an unjust movement, calculated OF
designed 10 do injury to anybody. We re-
pudiate that charge. We say we do not in
tend to do injury to any mortal man. We
recognize the rights OF the owner Of the soil.
and we recognize our own rights at the same
time. And while we give to Cesar the
things that are Caesars, we VIII ASSERT
for ourselves the things that are
ours. Loud cheers. What we want. is a
chance TOR our lives in cur own country, and
we will forget the past We viii forSet the
numberless tyrannies of England. all the tears
we have shed, the massacres that have been
committed, the determination Of our race.
and the downfall, so far as it was possible for
them to accomplish it. of our dear country,
and we will begin a new score with the domi-
nant country. We will let them see that we
are not only able to flourish abroad, but that
IN our land we csnnot be suppressed. TCheers.l
hear OF disagreement among the leaders OF
the people, but these things sre exaggerated.
Our phalanx is uubroken, our spirit is un-
subiucc, and the result is therefore as clear
as day. We must succeed"
ANOTHER SERIOUS RIOT.
DUBLIN, June 2i.-There was a riot at
Bodyke, County Glare, to-day. Eighty po-
lice assisted u bai6ff ut evictions. AS the
police were nearing the house fire was opened
upon them from behind the fences. The
police advanced IN skirmishipg order. and re-
turned the ire. The house was found occn-
pied by armed men. The police smashed in
the front door, and after a severe encounter
dispersed the occupants aud took possession.
Inirty prisoners were captured. When the
police was retiring with the prisoners thew
were again attscked, and some men wounded.
One prisoner was killed by blow with tho
butt end of gun. Several civilians were
severely injured
France.
THE MURDERED CORRESPONDENT.
PARIS, June 2i.-M. Segnip. the Tunisiap
correspondent of the Paris T,ele1yuph. who
was murdered recently by an Arab at Beja.
tock prominent part in the Paris Com
mune, and after the iusurrection was put
DOWN travelled in England, Germany and
America. de returned to Paris when the
amnesty was proclaimed
OPPOSED TO "scRUTIS DE LIsrEp
PARIS, June 2i.-It ia rumored that a Goa
lition will be formed by jules Simon, Ad-
d'ngton, Duke De Broglie and De Fourtou.
countenanced by President Grevy. to defeat
the sciuhD de liste bill in the Senate.
Germany.
THE BANQUET To MINISTER WHITE.
BERLIN, June .2d-Professors Mommsep.
Curtins and Treitschki and DR. Natchtepue.
the African traveller were present at the
banquet to Minister White last night. Mr..
White spoke with diplomatic skill of the
copious tide of German emigr ants now pour
ing into the United States, and of the very
acceptable element thus infused into his com
posite nation.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE REIcHsrAG.
BERLIN. June 2d-Tho Reichstag has ad-
journed for one week, having concluded the
second reading of the accident insurance bin
as far as paragraph Al, in accordance with
the proposals of the committee.
Italy.
yEsUvIAN LavA-sTREAMs.
NAPLES, June 2d.-Slight shocks of earth
quake at Mount Vesuvius have been followed
by strong eruptions. Broad aud active
streams of lava were flowing down the north
east side of tine mountain.
Russia.
RIOTERS PUNISHED.
kIEFF, June 2t.-The ringleader Of the
anti-Jewish riots here has been sentenced to
three and one.half years penal seryitude and
the loss Of his civil rights. His most active
accomplices have been sentenced to eighteen
months, and twelve others to short terms of
imprisonment.
Turkey.
FEARS OF ITALY.
LONDON, June 2d.-It is believed that the
ohjscs in sending half the Turkish troops
now in Thessaly to Tripoli is 10 forestall
Italian intrigues. The Porte fears that Italy
viii pursue course in Tripoli similar to that
of the French In Tunis.