Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-17

Affairs in Ireland.

DUBLIN, October 165h.-The Gazette pub.
fishes proclamation signed by Forster, Chief
Secretary, warning persons guilty of intim-
idatiHg Others not to pay rents, or coercing
them to abandon their lawful employmsn5,
or to join the Lend League, that they will
be liable to arrest.
!. DUBLIN, Octobsr 16sh.-The rearrest OF
Dillon caused a most intense feeling In
mense crowds assembled in Sackyilie street,
opposite the Imperial Hotel, where the mem
bers of the League aie in the habit of stay
ing, in view of the possibility Of Biggar max.
ing speech. After resisting the attempt of
the police to disperse them, they followed
Biggar to the offics of the League. This
morning O further warrant was served on
Parnell, charging him with being reasonably
suspected of having since Septsmber 30th
been guilty of reasonable practices as prin-
cipal. Dillon was arrested at his own resi-
deRce, and was accompanied to Jail by a
mounted escort. The whole affair was man
aged so quietly and promptly that the public
were not aware of the arrest until the issu-
ance of special editions OF the evening papers
announcing it. Instructions have been tele-
grsphed to every military station in Ireland
enjoining vigilance, and flying columns are
held in readiness for immediate movements
The number eff troops now in Dublin is 5000.
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LONDON, October 165h.-During the gale
yesterday the British steamer Cyprian, from
Liverpool for Genoa, was wrecked on the
Welsh coast, and twenty-five lives were lost.
LONDON. October 16th.-Details of the
hurricaue in England show it to have been
the most disastrous for wears. But few con-
tinental or provincial kilograms have been
received. Considerable damage to the ship
pinp in the Mersey resultad
New YoRK, October 16th.-The wires in
England are still down, and communication
with London is slow and uncertain. There
Is only one direct wire from Valencia to
Lendon, end most OF the land wires connect
ing with the cables betTgsen England and ths
Continent are broken.
LoHDoN, October I0ln.-Ins parks are
ssrewn with fallen timber Many boats are
aground on the Thames, and steamboat traf-
nc is suspended. Few places in England es.
csped damage by the storm. -Four hundred
trees were blown down in South Park The
shipping casualties are numerous but no
great disaster is reported.
LoSDoN, October 16sh.-Upgards of fifty
Berwickshire smacks were a. sea during the
STERN. and it is feared that most of them
fishermen were drowned at Dunbar, and three
pilots were drowned in the Tyne. By the
falling OF a roof at Stocktou-on. Tee FIVE per-
cons were killed.
LONDON, October 10Th. The hurricane
caused great damage to property in Ireland.
Several houses were wrecked and many IN.
rooted.
Advancing on Herat.
BOMBAY, October 16th.-Adv;ces from
Meshed state that the city Of Herat has been
captured by an army from Turkistan. This
army, commanded BY Kudas Khan, was re-
ported to have crossed central Afghanistan
from Turkistan some weeks ago, and to be
rapidly marching on Herat.
A Terribly Destructive waterspOut.
PARIS, October 16sh.-A waterspout which
passed over the district of Milali, Algeria,
killed sixty five persons.
The PhylIoNera Congress.
BORDEAUX, October 16th.-The Phylioxera
Congress have concluded their labors. They
resolved TO send Commissioners to America
to ascertain the condition of the vines there.
Treaty of Commerce Signed.
BELGRADE, October 10Th. = The Servo
American treaty of commerce was signed
Friday, Schuyler acting for the United
States.
Floral Tributes.
ROME, October 16th.-A thousand Italian
pilgrims visited the tomb of Pious TX, and
deposited floral wreaths on it. No disturb
ance occurred.