Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-06
The Internal machine Matter.


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The Internal Hacaine Matter.
LONDON, August 5th-Iu the House oi
Commons to-day Harcourt, Home Secretary,
read dispatch from United States Minister
Lowell, informing Earl Gran vile that he had
wired Secretary Blaine on the 19sn of July
an account of the conversation hs had with
Tenterden, Under Foreign Secretary, re-
specting toe infernI machines at Liverpool,
To which he had received reply from
Blaine, stating that tie national. State and
municipal authorities are continuously eu-
deavoriug to discover the authors of the plot,
In which he had reason to bslieye very few
were engaged, and that no pains would be
spared IN discovering and prosecuting them.
Bradiauah's Movements.
LONDON. August 5th.--Bradiaush did not
appear at Westminster to-day. He appeared
at the Bow. street Police Court, and presented
an information upon which he demanded a
summons against the police for assault
which simply alleged that an assault had
been committed on MIN. The magistrate said
this was Insufficient that Bradlaugh ap-
peared to have invited the assault that ne
should have refused the summons if all facts
were before him. and certainly should on
what appeared in the information. Brad
laugh intends to proceed further by man
danus.
Urgency" for the supply Blf.
LONDON, August 5th.-In view Of The
avowed intention of the few Parnellites to
obstruct the business of the House of Com
mons. the views of toe Opposition have been
ascertained in regard TO urgency" for the
supply bill. The result of this inquiry en-
coursged the Government. It is believed
that il this step is necessary the Opposition
will cordially cooperate, and it is also be,
lieved that the question of releasing some of
the prisoners in Kilmainham Jail will be de.
liberated upon at an early Cabinet Council
The Irish Labor Question.
LONDON, August 5th.-It is stated that a
deputation Of prominent Conservatives of
the House of Commons is about to go to
ireland to inquire into and report upon the
condition of the laborers living respectively
under and working for the resident and the
non resident Landlords and farmers. The ob-
ject of the deputation is to form a basis by
its report for legislation upoh the labor ques.
ton.
Criticism from ParneU.
LONDON, August 5th.-Iu the House of
Commons last night. on going into the Com
mittee on Supply, ParneIl brought under re-
view the suspension of O'Kelly Home Ruler).
some weeks ago, for characterizinS the state
ment of Tottenham CONSERVATIVE as "lying
and calumnious." Parnell argued that the
standing order under which o'Kelly had been
was intended only to check per-
sistent obstruction, and not to punish the
hasty use of language, and be blamed the
Speaker for not giving him an opportunity OF
the language he used on the 1st
instant, when he was suspended by vote of
the House for persisting. in spite of the
Speakers ruling, in raising the question of
the Irish political prisoners.
Gladstone commented warmly on the lib
erty assumed by Parnel of appealing TO the
rules of the House one night, and Of insulting
sured him for introducing the subject at
time when it was impossible for the House
to pronounce judgment. Considering that
O'Kelly had used the words Immediately
after 0'Connor had been called TO order for
using the word mendacious," Gladstone
thought that the charge against The Speaker
had completely failed.
Fifteen Months af Hard Labor.
LONDON, August 5th.--Iu the Central
Criminal Court to-day Patrick Talfourd
Hickey convicted of threatening to kill
Forster, Chief Secretary for Ireland, was
sentenced TO fifteen menths' Imprisonment at
hard labor.
Lancet" Views ON Garfesd's Case.
LONDON, August 5th-The Lancet says
It is TO be remembered that unless President
Gar6eld's bullet causes local disturbance it
would not be in accordance with modern
surgical practice to attempt its removal
More wages Wanted In Ireland.
CORK, August 5th.-The laborers' strike is
extending. At Queenstown,
Mallow and at the different cencers Of labor
the men have joined the movement, aud the
strike has merged into general agitation for
an increase OF wages. The employers are
stubborn.
The Cornell Crew in Austria
VIENNA, August 5th-The Cornell Uni
versity crew are well, but worn down bv
practice in consequence of the swift current
of the DaEube. Arrangements for their race
with the Austrian crew on the l1th instant
are completed. The Cornell5 will row at
Frankfort on the 18th, if their boats go
through in time.
international Courtesy.
PARIS, August 5sh.--President Grevy TO.
day gave audience 10 Levi P. Morton. the
new American Minister, and General Noyes,
the retiring Minister, at which brief speeches
were made on both sides.
The Two Emperorss
GAsTEIN, August 5th The two Emperors
held half an hours conference this morning.
The Emperor of Germany subsequently g
the Emperor of Austria to the
railway station and bade him hearty fire
we'll. The Emperor of Austria has gone to
Munich, from which point he will visit the
Kings of Wurtemburg and Ssxony and the
Grand Duke of Baden.
Cause Of the Journey OF the Russian
Court.
COPENHAGEN, August 5th.-A St. Peters
burg correspondent of the National Gazette
says: The Russian Court made its recent
journey to Moscow because of the discovery
of an extensive conspiracy for the assassin
alton Of the Imperial family. During the night
at Peterof the police on the 9th of July
stopped boat which had succeeded in pass
ing the guard ships, and arrested the occu-
pants. 1t was subsequently discovered that
sixty persons, some OF high rank. were in
volved in the plot.
Bradlaugh's Persistence.
LONDON, August 6th--A. M-Bradlaugh
has written to Labouchere that UNLESS the
House of Commons declares the seat for
vacant, he will again appear to
take his seat without giving notice." Ample
precautions have been taken to prevent
Bradlaugh from taking the House by sur
prise. The House sits to-day to expedite the
supply bill.
TREATMENT OF SUNsTRoKE.-Su
was in many Cincinnati cases, during the
recent terrible heated term, treated with
hot water instead of cold. The following
directions were published by such ply
sicians as favored the PLAN clay the
patient on his back loosen the clothing,
so as to encourage free flow of blood ; ex-
pose the chest, especially over the region
of the heart and with laroa cloth touel