Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-12

carrying the m0urnerS to ChatSwOrth to at
tend the funeral of Lord Cavendish. Among
them were the Prince of Wales and Duke of
Edinburgh, representing the Queen, Glad
stone, Lord Granville Forster, the Attorney
General, the Postmaster General and many
other distinguished persons.
One of the most conspicuous features of
the funeral was an assemblage Of 5000 ten
ants Of the Duke Of Devorshire, the father
of Lord Cavendish.
The funeral procession started at 2 o'clock.
The chief mourGers were the Duke of Devon
shire, Marquis of Harrington, Lord Edward
Cavendish, Colonel Cavendish, brother of
the Duke of Devonshire, Admiral Edgsrton,
son. in.law of the Duke of Devonshire,
Msjor Littleton, Gladstone and Lord Gran
vile. The order of the procession was as
follows: Hearss Duke of Davonshire,
walking alone; Marquis of Harrington,
Lord Edward Cavendsh, Gladstone, Earl
Granville, the Speaker of the House of Com.
mons, members of the Cabinet and 300 mem
bers OF Parliament, walking four abreast.
An immense crowd was present, the number
being estimated as high as 30,000 Many
persons were visiblJ affected. The coffin was
carried by number of tenants of the Duke
of Devonshire. After the coffin had been
lowered into the grave, many flowers were
thrown upon it. Lord Spencer, at the last
of attending the funeral.
The New Secretary.
DUBLIN, May 11th.-Trevelyan, the new
Chief Secretary for Ireland, and Lady Spen.
Ger have arrived here. The former was
warmly cheered by the populace. He was
escorted to the palace by mounted police.
He had an interview with Lord Spencer.
General Disappointment.
generally expressed at the failure of the
corning the identity of the assassins, and the
feeling is growing that they have escaped.
A Rambling Proclamation from the
Irish Republican brotherhood.
DUBLIN, May 11th.-The following procla.
nation has been issued by the Irish Republi.
can Brotherhood:
"GoD SAVE IRELAND"
DUgLIN, May Sth.
To the Irish people and all lovers of liberty, and
particularly our brothers OF the Irish Republican
Brotherhood and kindred organizations As
there seems grave misunderstanding as to
the aim and scope OF the late executions
at Dublin, we the executive Of the /. r. B., hereby
request all the aforesaid to withhold their opinion
Of this matter for the present. and refrain from an
expression Of sympathy at public meetings which
tend to humiliate Ireland and give aid and comfort
to England. As to the monster Burke, he had
preyed upon the lives and liberties Of his country
men for many years. and had deserved death
thousand times at our hands and as
to Lord Frederick Cavendish, the lineal
descendant OF the infamous Lord Brougham, who
hanged the gallant and patriotic MacEagan, Bishop
OF Ross, at Carrigadrolid, because he would not
betray his country, his very stnks in the nos.
trils of the Irish people, by the iniquities OF his
brother Lord Harrington, and the wholesale evic-
tons Of his father the Duke OF Devonshire thereby
driving thousands Of the rghtful owners Of the soil
to the poor house. exile and death This organiza
ton has tolerated the yagaries Of Parnell
and his safe treason mongers until he has
filed the bastiles Of country with victims Of
useless Parliamentary agitation which left 200 900
persons homeless last year. and drove millions Of the
flower OF our people TO exile. This ceases to be
harmless when a truce is made by which he himself
and his friends arepilowei to 20 Free and eighty OF
Ireands brayest sons left to languish in prison.
to be exiled assassinated, and these men, who by
the so-called "outrages" opened the prison
doors to Parne and his friends II England
really wished to deal fairly by Ireland, why not
issue general amnesty, by which the prison doors
would be opened aad thousands of our exied
brethren, who now pine In foreign lands, could re-
turn in safety and honor. Instead of this Glad
stone sent emssaries to the venerated head Of the
Catholic Church, who by lies false representa-.
tions, have deprived thousands OF our poor perse.
cuted people Of the comforts OF religion by
turning our altars into political platforms
Let US ask the people of ireland, are there
no classes Of people to be considered except farmers
and what avail will it be to Ireland If that selfish
class is firmly rooted in the soil and becomes thor.
oughly loyal to England We ask our friends in
America to ponder upon our desperate circum-
stances to think Of the brave and honorable people
driven to despair by witnessing the white bosoms of
our women torn oIon by the bayonets OF Eng ish
mercenaries and our children OF tender years shot
down in the highways, while our walls OF anguish
are stifled in blood. We convinced that no true
prosperity cnn exist in Ireland SO long as England
Possesses her Custom houses, allowing her manu-
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lie wing our Irish mechanics unemployed, and the
enormous tribute eXacted by England taking
away the produce OF the land, thereby forcing the
Irish people to starye. Now fur .hermore. we call
upon all our brethren in America particularly the
advanced Nationalist TO aid, by every means within
their power, the men who have carried out this ey
ecution; and hereby further declare that they
deserve well OF thsiI country
By order Of the Executive Of the l. 4. b.
Shot Dead by Agrarian Out
RACES.
DUBLIN, May 11th.-The Postmaster at
Navan, County Meath, shot a man named
Council dead in self-defense. The man at
tempted to stcp ths mail cars.
Returns are issued showing 462 agrsrian
outrages in Ireland during April.
Crime In Ireland.
LONDON May In the House of
Commons to-day Hsrcourt, Home Secretary,
introduced a bill for the repression of
crime in Ireland. He characterized the
prevalence Of crime there as a national dis
grace, and said the time has arrived for the
entire House TO unite in taking steps to re-
press it. The case we deplore to-day ia not
solitary. Crime is the plague spot on Ire.
land, and believe the Irish people desire
it removed. 1t springs from rscrst societies,
and must be extirpated. The main spring of
crime is the expectation Of impunity, which
is only too well-founded. The Government
has therefore concluded that it is necessary.
in those places where the ordinary law is not
observed, that special tribunals, consisting of
three Judges, be appointed by the Lord
Lieutenant to try the cases without jury.
The judgment of the Court must be unsni
nous. An appeal can be msds TO the Su.
preme Court, the Judgment Of the latter to
be by msj lrity of the Judges. The Supreme
Court may diminish, but cannot increase the
severity OF the sentences, and Parliament will
be asked to provide cpecial remuneration for
the special Judges.
Another CoI1Iery Horror.
LONDON. May 11th.-Information is Just |
received of terrible explosion Of Ere damp
in the Pluto mine, town OF Boohum, West- !
covered.
The Trouble In Egypt.
CossTANTIsoPLE, May 11tb. - Prepsra- !
lions are being made whereby 1000 men,
chiefly from Syria, could be speedily en- |
barked for Egypt.
CAIRO. May 10sh.-The relations between
he Khedive and the Ministry have been sus-
pended. The latter repudiates the Khediye's 1
authority. The Khedive has received letter
from the Sultan pralsing bis couducs, and de.
;laring that no apprehension need be felt, as
the Porte will Immediately acs in concert
with the Powers. 1t is believed that the i'm
peachment Of the Khedive will be proposed
IN the Chamber Of Notables, on the ground of
MS taking instructions of the Porte on in
sernal autonomy,
Another Rowing Contest Arranged.
LONDON, May 11th.-A match has been
arranged between Boyd, of Middlehorough,
md Iaycock, OF Sydney, Australia, for