Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-20
The Trouble In Ireland.

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The Trouble in Ireland.
CoKK, January 19sh.-At the Cork Assizes
to-day the cutlaw leadsr Connel pleaded
guilty to the various charges against him.
He will be witness in the other cases, in
which members of his band are defendants
At the time of his arrest, in the latter part of
December. for having arms in proclaimed
district, Connen was already suspected Of
being the leader of band which had COM
mitted the outraees rendering the district Of
Mill Street one of the most notorious in Ire
land. His arrest took plscs at Mushra,
under exciting circumstances. A large force
of police, acting On private information, sur
rounded the house OF 1hos. Shea, q farmer
living in lonely district nesr the Mushra
mountains. Upon knocking, the police were
admitted, and two of them rushed up stairs
and found Connell in bed, but dressed He
endeavored TO divest himself of his waistcoat,
but the police, after fierce struggles with
him, obtained the garment, and found
Ing one of the pockets gold watch,
stolen from man named Cudmere
during recent moonlight raid. They
also found in his possession o list of persons
who had committed otfenses against the un-
written law Of the Ribbon Society, and which
were consequently marked for vengeance.
The list is signed aad coDntersigned with hc-
titiou5 names, and concluded thus: Exam
iaed and approved of as work for the night
squad. Captain Moonlisht Among the
intended victims were james Sullivan and
Dennis Coarley, farmers, who were to be shot
on suspicion of psyiEg rent, and Suliivah's 5
two daughters, whose hair was to be cut to
the bone, one for having spoken to a police
man, aud the other for dealing with pro-
scribed persons. Other persons were men,
toned, whose ears were to be cut for lesser
offepses. In consequence of the documents
found on Connell, tive young men were ar
rested in Mill street, named Kelleher, Con-
nor, Leahy, Farrell and Hurley-Farrell and
Leahy being identified as belonging to the
party implicated in the attack on the house
of Mrs. Fitzgerald.
Committed for Murder.
LONDON, January 19sh.-Dr. George Fl.
Lamson has been committed for trial on a
charge of the willful murder of Percy M.
John, his brother-in-law.
The ST. Petersburg TrIals-A Fathers
Curse.
ST. PETERSBURG, January 10Th. The trial
of Sampourski Melakoff. implicated in the
attempt to ass lssinate General Ticherevine.
ended in sentence of twenty years penal
servitude in the mines of Siberia. A dramatic
incident took place in Court just before the
'
koff had finished his howery theatrical de.
Tense, his father, who had watched the course
of the trial, rose excitedly and cursed him.
Hands on.
ST. PETERSBURG. January 19sh.-The Moro
Tremya, commenting On the agitation in En-
gland in regard to the maltreatment Of Rus
sian Jews, says: The Jewish question is
absolutely an internal question, and no for
eign interference can be permitted"
Light Punishment.
LoSpoN, January 19sh.-A st. Petersburg
dispatch mentions that the heaviest punish
ment yet inflicted upon the Warsaw jew
baiters has been fortnights imprisonment.
Fire and Loss of life In Roumauia.
PEsTH, January t9sh.-News is received of
the destructive fire of the Circus Kremsier at
Bucharest. The flames spread so rapidly that
it was with the utmost difficulty that sny
person in the establishment could escape, and
when the fire was under control the discovery
was made that many men and horses had been
burned. Intense excitement prevailed during
the confagration, the horrors of which were
added TO by the fearful struggling and howl.
ing of the beasts in the menagerie opposite TO
the circus inclosure. Many beasts were ter
riblY scorched by the heat, and made despe-
rate efforts to escape from their cages. The
RevengefuI Outrage.
VIENNA, January 19sh.-J ohann Zicb,
native of Bohemia, a volunteer in the Rus
sian army during the war with Turkey,
hurled q large stone through the window of
the carriage cf D'Ousriel. the Russian EN-.
bassador, this afternoon, while D'Oubriel and
his secretary were returning from the Greek
church. Neither of the occupants of the
carrisge was hurt Zich was arrested. The
outrage was prompted by revenge because
the Russian Embassy had rejected petition
presented By Zich. Zzh was wounded in
Sehipka pass. He narrowly escaped lynchipg
after the outrage.
Too Much CrltIcism.
VIENNA, January 19th.-The President of
the Vienna police, whose conduct during the
burning of the Ring Theater was much
blamed, has resigned.
The Panic at Paris.
PARIS, January 19th.-The panic to-day
has not been equaled since the 18th of April,
1877.
labor Trouble In Canada.
QUEBEC January 19sh.-Tho Government
has reduced the pay of laborera on the Quebec,
Montreal and Ottawa Railroad from 81 to
so cents per day. The men refused to work
or allow others to take their places. A dis
turbance is threatened at Calumet, and the
Cover ment sent the Chief of Police and ten
men to preserve the peace.
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