Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-19

LONDON, April 1sth.-Lamson has been granted
further respite until the Z8th instant The Secre-
| tary Of State for the Home Department has ad-
dressed the following letter to the High Sheriff Of
| Surrey
WHITEHALL, April 16, 1889.
| Sir: The Minister OF the Uni'ed States having
sent communication to the Secretary stating it to
be the earnest wish Of the President that respite
| OF the sentence Of DR.. L1mson should be further
extended in order TO give time for the eonslderl-
| tion of certain documents, portion OF which are
now on the way from America, am To signify to
you the Queens command that the execution OF the
sentence of death, passed upon Lamson, be fur
| ther extended until Friday the 2Sth Of April. You
will at the same da see that the prisoner is in
formed of this extension of the present respite and
YOU are to clearly explain to him that no further
respite will be granted, and that evidence which
| has hitherto been submitted to the Secretary of
State, either from England from America affords
any justification for any interference with the
tence of the law w. V. HARC0URT.
Affairs In Ireland.
DUBLIN April lSth.-The agrarian outrapes re-
ported during March numbered 53l, including two
murders, twelve Of firing ut persons, seven
| aggravated assaults and thirty arson. Outrages
! committed in Munster, 237 Lenster, l27; Con
| naught, 123 Ulster, As
| The American suspects have again been offered
their liberty condition OF leaving the country,
| but refused the offer.
! Lowell, on instructions from Washington, de-
| manded their trial or release.
Four suspects were unconditionally released from
| Jail to day.
Three farmers of westmeath have been arrested
| on suspicion of melting to murder.
The Land Leaguers' entire outlay amounts to
| el26, COO. The League has on hand e39,000.
| NEW YORK, April 1sth-The HeraId's Dublin
special says On inquiry in official quarters to-day
| | was told that not single suspect who has the
sghtes. claim to Anne ic IN citizenship now remains
| in any Irish prison. Several suspects now in
Jail claim to be citizens of the United States, but
| their claims are not supported by tie American
Minister.
Parnell's whereabouts.
DUBLIN, April 18th. h.-Parnel arrived at Kingston
this evening and preceded to Kilmainham by rail
road to avoid demonstration.
Poiar COnimisstoR-German Minister te
Washington = Compensation TO be De-
maBded.
been equipped for expedition to assist in the
observation commenced at Labrador by missionaries.
The appointment OF Herbart Bismarck as German
Minister to Washington is probable.
The destruction OF the exhibition in Pontalegre,
Brazil, in February, is likely to form subject of
diplomatic proceedings between Germany and
PraZil. Compensation will be demanded for the
destruction of the property OF German subjects.
opera House Burned.
LONDON, April 1sth.-The Temple Opera House at
Bolton, OF the largest provincial theaters, was
totally burned Sunday
ColIitry Explosion Hives
Lost.
SUNDERLAND (England) April 1Sth-An explosion
occurred in the Black House colliery today and it
is feared that twenty-three persons were killed.
Seven were rescued, badly burned.
The Prosecuted Jews.
| ODESSA, April lSth.-The Jews are Hccking here
from Bala and the vicinity of that town. All their
houses have been wrecked and property destroyed.
| The number of families ruined is very large.
Nail Robbery.
PARIS, April 1Sth.-There has been an extensive
robbery of registered letters from the central Post
| office here.
Suffering from Drought.
MADRID April lSth.-The Government IS reliev-
ing the great distress resulting from the prolonged
| drought.
A NOrther.
| CRY OF MExIco, April 1sJh.--A norther at Vera
Cruz for the past five days has prevented steamer;
from landing or leaving. All business is stopped.
An Archbishop Bead.
| HALIFAx, April 1Sth.-Archbishop Hannah died
| to-day.
| FrIghtfui State OF Affairs.
| QUEBEC, April lsth.-The people on the Labrador
coast are in state OF starvation. Two men, named
Lawrence and Pierre Creepeau, with some OF their
| children died from want of food. The Indians,
having no means OF subsistence in the woods, are
| swarrnng down upon the settlers.