Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
House Of Commons.

LONDON, November 2S.h.-Trsvelyan,
Chief Secretary for Ireland, stated in the
House Of Commons to-day that the speech of
Davitt was unoer consideration. He said
important COMMUNICATIONS were being ex.
changed with Dublin in regard to the preser-
walton of peace.
Gibson CONSERVATIVE moved an adjourn
ment of the House in order to csll attention
to the question of Land Court values. All
the Conservative members rose in support of
the motion.
Trevelyan stated that two additional Land
Commissioners will be attached to each Land
Court in Ireland, in order to relieve the block
OF business.
Gladstone maintained his charges that the
sub-commission had misersbly broken down.
He defended the changes in the organized
Land Commission.
Lord Randolph Churchill charged that it
was the renewal Of the outrsges in Ireland
which had produced the change announced
by Trevelysn. He concluded by asking who
was the greater criminal, the man who. to
avenge the conviction of a murderer, stabbed
q jurymsn in the street, or be who, by favor
ing political agitation, corrupted and poi
sonsd the source of justice and sssassinated
justice itself? [Cries of "Oh Oh!"1
Gladstone refused a commission of INQUIRY
into the condition of the Skye crofters.
Affairs in Ireland.
DUBLIN. November 28:h.-The funeral OF
detective Cox, murdered Saturday night, was
held to-day, and excited great interest. All
traffic was suspended during the passage of
the cortege, which included several hundred
Cons:ables and twenty carriages containing
citizens. Two persons have been arrested on
suspicion of the murder of Cox.
DUBLIN, November 2Ssh.-Dennis Field
who was stabbed in Frederick street yester-
day, when acting as Juror in the Hynes
case, handed note from the box to Goddard,
of Emergency Committee notoriety. The
comments of FreeHdnS Journal on this Incl
dent made Field a marked man, although he
explained that the note was of an innocent
nature.
DUBLIN, November 2Sth.-The meeting of
the Privy Council to-day was the moat pro.
tracted held by that body since the Feniau
scare in 1867. The Lord Lieutenant pre-
sided. 1t was resolved to proclaim under
operation the curfew section of the Repres-
sicn Act, which authorizes the police to ar
rest all suspicious persons found on the streets
between on hour after sunset and an hour be-
fore sunrise. The proclamation also agrees
TO Offering reward of So 900 for inform
alton leading to the apprehension and convic-
ton of Fields assailants, with the usual
provisions of pardon and protection to the
informers. The proclamation as posted states
that the powers grsnted by the curfew law
will be used only against persons believed to
be engaged in criminal designs. In coase.
auence of the assault upon juror Field,
special jurors request the Government to try
political prisoners without iuIies.
Disastrous Floods.
RouEN, November 2Ssh. = The renewed
rains have caused an inundation. The quay
il submerged.
WEIsBADEN, November 2Sth.-The Neckar,
Maine and Moselle rivers are bringing down
great body of water. At Frankfort, May.
ence, Coblitz and Cologne the cellars in ths
streets along the water front are submerged
logne have been secured with double anchors
Tire Main valley forms one grea. lake.
vienna, November 2Sth.-The Elbe val