Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-17

u unsfue. On tne contrary, the Sultan. st
the fesst of Bairam yesterday, received sew
ersi cor geatulatory kilograms from Cairo and
otb-r parts Of Egypt.
HESITATION EXPLAINED.
CoSsTANTINoPLE, August 16.h.-Itis stated
In Turkish circles that the hesitation to issue
proclamation AGAINST Arab Pasha is owing
to the fact that telegram was received from
him i've days sgo, expressing his readiness to
submit to the authority of the Caliph. but
stating that he could not leave his soldiers
without head until the arrival of the Turk.
ish troops in Egypt, when he would Instantly
hand over his command to the Turkish Gen.
eral. The military convention is still unset
tied for the same reason.
Tine Efzh Sheriff of Dublin Sent 10 Prison.
DUBLIN, August 16sh.-E. Dwyer GRAY.
member of Parliament and proprietor of the
Freeman's Journal, was to day sentenced 20
three months imprisonment and $500 fine for
contempt OF Court in publishing letter of
OBriep, editor Of United ireland, accusing
the jsry which convicted Francis Hines of
the murder OF John Doloughty of being drunk
on the night previous to the dry the verdict
was given, and an article commenting there.
on. O'Btien and Dsvitt were put out Of
Court. Gray, after being sentenced, was
handed over to the Coroner. The latter
evinced some reluctance to take charge of
him, but the Judge called upon him to do his
duty. The Coroner, whose Intervention was
necessary because Gray was High Sheriff of
the city OF Dublin, then conveyed the pris.
oner to Richmond prison. Gray. at the exp.
ration OF his term, must find sureties himself
for Eo0O, and two others of e200 each. The
decision OF the Court caused o great sepss.
ton. Gray was Lord Mayor Of Dublin for
1851, and was nominated second time for
1881, but declined the nomination,
TsEC0ND DIsPATCH.l
DUBLIN, August 16.h.-Lord Mayor Daw.
son has arranged to call special meeting of
the corporation Monday, with o view of con.
sidsring measures to secure the release of
Cray. Crowds are assembling around the
statue OF OConnell, and speeches expressing
Indignation at the sentence are being made.
Proclamation Issued.
DUBLIN, August 10th. The following
proclamation. signed by Mayor Dawson and
Parnel, Dillon and Davitt, has been issued !:
DUBLIN, August 10TH
Citizens OF Dublin Without offering any com.
ment upon the sentence passed upon Hon E. Dwyer
Gray, VIC deem IL our duty to invoke the people
to maintain calmness and a dignified demeanor
We are expressing tine wishes OF Mr. Gray in coun.
seing eur fellow citizeus to abstain from any gath
erngs In the streets that might lead to breach Of
the peace We require only calmness and temper.
ance in the present emergency Hundreds Of thou.
sands Of visitors kept the peace in Dublin yester
DAY. Let toe citizsns show equal prudence and
self-control on this occasion.
Freedom Of the City OF Dubf,n Presented
10 Parneli and Dillon.
DUBLIN. August 16 .h.-The City Hall was
densely crowded to-day, on the occasion of
the presentation OF the freedom Of the city
to Parne!l and Dillon. Nearly evsry Mayar
in Ireland, except the Mayor Of Belfast, was
present. Storey, radical member of Parlia-
ment for Sunderland, and all the home rule
members of Parliament were also present
Ine conservative members ui the Dublin
municipality were absent. When the roll of
the corporation was called, e. the mention of
Trays name the whole audience rose aud
cheered enthusiastically FOR several minutes.
The Lord Mayor dsclsred that Gray's sen.
tence was equivalent to six months imprison.
ment. lie advised the people to be most
careful and guarded in their language. as
they were In the midst of a great crisis.
Parnell, returning thanks to the corporation
tor the freedom of the city, said that in view
or recent events it was clear that liberty of
speech no longer existed ia Ireland. He and
his associates, however, would take care to
bring the subject before the House of Com.
mons at the first opportunity. Meanwhile,
the Irish party would peaceably continue to
educ ate the people to govern themselves, and
would advise them to accept VIII steyer reform
might be offered them while pushing on
towards legislative independence. He ad-
vised the higher classes, while they had time,
to join 10 endeavoring to bring about q better
state of affairs. The psople could no longer
tolerate their present. degradation. Dillon
followed Paruell. He quoted statistics show
ing that Ireland, especially Dublin, had been
economically injured by union.
Melville at Moscow,
ST. PETERSBURG. August 16sh.-Eueinssr
Melville and seamen Ninderman and Noros.
survivors OF the Jeanette, viii to-day arrive
at Moscow, where they will have q grand
reception.
Sad Fate OF an English Tourist.
GENEVA tSwitzerland), August 16sh.-Dean
Gouhut, an Englishman, left Z,rmatt on
friday last with two guides, to ascend Dent
blanathe. All three were found dead Sun.
DAY. having fallen from a precipice.
Cassagnac the B0napartist.
PARIS, August 16th.--A. the Bonapartist
meeting yesterday, DE Cassagnac stated that
for holding nesting. In few wears. said
ne, the 18th of August, the fete day Of Ma.
poleon, will be the fete day of the Empire of
France.
Cotton Mills Burned.
BoLToN,. August 16sb.-Bailey & Sons
cotton mills containing 90. 900 spindIes. was
burned to-day. Loss, EGO. 600.
A Quick Passage.
LONDON, August 16th.-The Guion line
steamship Alaska, from New Y ork, made the
trip to her fastening in six days and twenty
hours.
Agricultural Distress I'm Andalusfa.
MADRID. August 16sh.-The agricultural
distress is assuming alarming proportions In
Andaiusla, In consequence of the Door har.
vest and want of labor. Frequent collisions
occur between the psasantry and police.
Trouble Imminent in Spain.
MADRID, August 16sb.-The spirit of the
peasantry is becoming strongly socialistic in
the provinces noted since the revolution Of
1868 for republican inclination in their large
towns The press says the state of affairs In
Andalusia is serious. and requires prompt
remedy. All the relief doled out by The
government in Andalusia, Estremadura.
Galic;a. Aragon and Catalonia has proved
unavaiiing. Several acts of brigandage have
occurred near Granada.
A Priest and Four Indians Drowned.
MONTREAL, August 16sh.-Rey. Father
Chafeliierie and four Indians were drowned
ia Like MacSego while fishing, by the upset