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

the country. where they rayished the daush.
ter OF respectable planter Yesterday thu
gang WAS o7erhauled on Red rirer by two
posses of citizens, and the leader of the band,
Alexander Cox, shot and killed, and Joseph
Stephens and Bill: Brooks, members of the
gang, captured. snd number of stolen horses
recovered. Cox was noted desperate, and
Is said to have killed half dozen or more men.
The Saratoga Races.
SARATOGA, August 7th.-In the frat race
OF three-fourths Of mile Disturbance won,
Mimic second. Time, 1:15 In the second
race, one and one quarter miles, Jim Nelson
wor, Faence secqnd, Long Taw third. Time,
2:lla. In the third race of a mile, Baby
WOE. Churchill second. Time not taken.
The Innocent Killed.
MACON (Gs.l August 7sh.--As colored
camp meeting at Eastman. Deputy Mar.
shall shot q fssing prisoner named Jake
Tanapy, killing him. This Infatuated the
mob, who ran the Deputy into house, where
an innocent white man, J. Howard was shot
and beaten to- death. they thinking he was
the Deputy.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, August 7sh.-The following
are the postal changes for the Pacific Coast
during the past week, Postmastsrs appointed
IL. u. Gillorly, Haileck, Saa Bsrnardino
county. Cal; John A. Walker. Gray g Prairie,
Pacific county, w. T.; Kate I.eitch, Leitch-
vile. Whitman county. w. T.; W. +. Ed
wards, Calabszas, Pima county. Arizona
Luther K. Watson, Dudleyville, Pinal ceun-
ty, Arizona.
Instructions TO Admiral Nicholson.
WASHINGTON, August 7th.-Rear Admiral
Nicholson, commanding the European feet,
upz.pyd cd h,y, -
the departure of vessel to Tripoli and Tunis
to remove the Consular records Of thnse
places, and to dispose the vessels Of bis feet
along the southern Mediterranean coast, SO
as to protect American interests Ia that To-
| cality.
Brulally Outraged by Negro.
PoMERoY (0.), August 7th.-Last evening
negro named William Holmes brutally out
ragged young girl named Hysell The neigh.
bors scoared the woods with shot.guus, and
intended TO lynch him, but be was caught by
the officers and jailed. It is believed he will
be lynched yet.
The strike at Coh0es.
CoHoEs IN. W, August 7th.-The Har.
| mony Mills were rsopened this morning, but
only seventy Operatives resumed work.
The strikers Resume.
New YoRk. August 7sh. - The stalking
freight.handlers resumed wosk TO day.
sunstrokes.
NEW YORK, August 7th.-Fiye cases Of
sunstroke occurred to-day.
FOREIGN NEVIS.
England and the stubborn CoHstabutary
The Irish Land Acis-waish on rriaI.
LONDON, August 7th.-In the Commons
1 this afternoon, ho WI, !
| denied that some CT the Irish constsbuiarv
| had refused to go on duty. He said there il
feeling OF discomfort in the force because Of
delay In the distribution of recent grant Of
| ElSO,OOo for extra pay. The Government
does not intend to do anything Ia the matter
| until the police Withdraw from agitation ON
the subject.
The recommendation Of the Land Commits.
sioners for an amendment to the Land Act il
published as Parliamentary paper. They
advise that greater power be given to them Ia
set aside leases which are uu fair in themselves.
] even II not Inconsistent with the Land Act.
and that tenants should be able to obtain d
revision OF extortionste reit, even though il
be secured by lease
I The Daily Nctrs says: In the evsut tina,
the Lords psisist in the MARQUIS Of Sails.
bury,s anendineLS TO the arrears e rent bill,
Parliament will be prorogasd, aod will reas.
semble Immediately, when tire arrears bill
Will be reintroduced and sent up 10 the House
OF Lords for reconsideration, and should i.
again be rejected. it is probable the comfy
franchise bill will be introduced. Should
that bill pass, the Lords enlarged constitu.
encies VIII be at once appealed TO. Should
the bill be rejected, an appeal would ba had
to the country against this rejec ion and the
| defeat of the arrears bill. The dis olutios Al
Parliament will probably take place in De.
| cepnber.
The trial has begun of Thomas Walsh. ar.
rested st the time of the seizure of arms al
Cierkenwell. Walsh pleaded not guilty.
The kebciltous Constabuiary In Ireland
They Demand Their Rights.
| DUBLIN. August 7sh.-The constabulary
throughout the country has openly expressed
TO the authorities its determination TO stand
! by the declarations Of the men in Limerick
and Cork. A larys number of kilograms tc
this effect have h~sr received at the Castle
Colonel Bruce, faspscsor- General of Con.
stabulary, has Je.urued from Cork and had
long interview wish Earl Spencer on the
matter.
| WATERFORD, August 7sh.-At q meeting
of the city police, resolutions were passed
denouncing the arrest of Sub Constable Muir.
ply, OF Cork, as illegal, and applauding the
attitude of the Limerick constabulary in re.
fusine to obey the orders of Clifford LLOYD,
and expressing determination to cooperate
VITA the rest OF the Irish police in demand.
ing = concession from the authorities.
Cork, August 7th.-The police movement
is extending. Clifford Lloyd arrived to day.
tor the purpose, il is supposed, OF inquirine
into the police agitation. Subj onstab,es to.
day expressed determination to resign, il
their grievances are not redressed. Lioyd's
language at Limerick on Saturday is con.
demned. Coming from q man whose life the
police protected. it was regarded as ungener.
Gus. kilograms are constantly received from
various districts indorsing the action of the
men IN Cork, and promising cooperation. II
IS stated that kilograms coming from the bar.
racks have been seized. Constables have
been directed to watch the movements of the
men.
The New French Cabinet Formed nj Last.
PARIS, August 7th.--The new Cabinet is
| officially announced as follows: Duclerc
President of the Council and Minister Of For.
eign Affairs; Fallieres Minister of the Int.
rIor; Deville, Under Secretary of the Int.
rior; Deyes, Minister of Justice Duyaux.
Minister of Public instruction Tierard.
Minister of Finance General Billot. Minis.
ter of War; Admiral Jaureauibsrry, Minis.
ter OF Marine; Cschoy, Minister OF Posts
and Ieiegraphs De Many. Minister of Agii.
culture; Pierre Legrande, Minister of Com
MERGE and ad interim Of Public Works.
The Mark-Lane Express" Review.
| LONDON. August 7th.-The Marx Lane Er.
press, ia its review of the British grain trade
| for the past week, SAYS that the grain has
ripened very rapidly. II the weather holds
! good larger proportion of the wheat will be
ia the sheaf by the end Of the week. All
| descriptions OF breadstuffs are dull and slow
| Sales of foreign wheat are shown to be
| languid in demand, and prices have declined
about Cd. American red wheats decline
6!@ls. Flour is dull and unchanged maize
In London continues scarce prices on FRIDAY
! were rather higher. a rather better INQUIRY
prevails for oats, aud rates are firmer. Cargo
trade is at standstil for want Of supplies.
Two fresh arrivals. of about twenty.four
csrgoes, nearly all white wheat, are due CHS
week. Wheat, on passage for shipment is
sparingly dealt in. Prices are rather against
buyers. Sales are at sis 81, against 10 743
quarters at 49s Sd for the corresponding week
of last year.
sympathy for She HilIsdaIe Crew.
LONDON, August 7sh.-The Sportsman pub.
lishes letter from the Secretary of The
North London Club stating that meeting
OF the club will bs held next Friday 10 prc.
pose vote Of sympathy with the Hillsdale
crew. The North London Club will rive q
ttifsse oaLquet 10 the f1iiiSdaIts before their
departure.
The Beers Defeated.
DURBiN, August 7th.--News has been re
ceivsd here that the Beers with the native
contingent were defeated on the 2S.b of july
at Monteoi. with heavy Lose.
Great Fire In the Caucasus,
BERLIN, August TIA destructive FIRE
occurred ia Stayeropel and along the Kuma
river in the Caucasus. The crops covering
an area OF 80 square kilometers were burned.
Trouble 3. TripcIi.
TRIPoLI, Angus. 7sh.--Ali Bankhalifo.
Chief OF the Tnnisian Insurgents, witt, 20. 600
Tunistans, ia encamped on hill near this
city.
A Big Chief.
LONDON. August 7th-- Cetewayo and four
OF his chiefs were Ia the gallery for distin.
guisbed strangers in the House Of Commons
uaf tar