Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-09

ticket from San Francisco to New York, and
about $500 In cain.
Ii Missed Fire.
WASHINGTON, August S;h.-One nomina-
ton which failed Of confirmation by the
Senate Is that of James Fl. Evans as Regis
ter of Land Office st Lakeview. Oregon.
The Mexican Gets After the Chinaman.
GALVESTON. August Ssh.-The News Ell
Paso special says the Mexican section hands
on the Southern Pacific attacked the Chinese
iaborers at Yiesta yesterday, ana drove them
to the city. Several Chinese were badly hurt.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Arrears Bill in ParIiamcnt-vicws
OF the London Press-fn the Commons.
LONDON, August 8th.--The London Daily
Ne'rs lesrrs of many rumors current concern
irg the intentions of the Lords. One is ap-
parently supported by fact. Il is to the effect
that number of influential peers have init
mated to the Marquis of Salisbury that in
the event OF his pushing the conflict with The
Commons to extremes On the arrears bill,
they will not be able TO vote with him. The
Times IN leading article says: We shall
say nothing at present of the inexpedisncy,
that might almost be called immoral, of in.
Producing an incomplete and ill-cons;dsred
county franchise bill for the mere sake of
raising party cry. But that would be
minor evil compared with the immediate
danger of the loss of the arrears BILL" The
Times says it hopes both parties viii recos-
| nize the necessity Of compromise. and will
allow no unworthy motive to interfere with
| the highest interests of the State.
In the House of Commons this afternoon,
Gladstone, on moving the consider alton of the
amendments of the Lords TO thu arrears rent
bill, stated that be would have 10 ask che
House to substantially dissent f:on the first
amendment. The Government will propose
TO enact that either landlord or tenant can
| initiate proceedings, tuhisc5 to ten days
notice from the initiating party. Glad
stone also said, 81 shall not ask.the House
to reject the second amendment, but amend
1t, SO as TO provide shat in CASES where the
tenants right is sold within seven years, tae
landlord shall have q lien on the proceeds for
the arrears he has been deprived of by the
action of the bill to the extent of one years
rent. The landlord is only to have this lien
or sum realized by sails of the tenants
right, equal to ttree years rent" Gladstone
declared the amendment of the L,Yds TO be
that the Land Commissioners shall take
Into consideration the value of the tenants
| right, as assessed. when deciding the
application by the tenant for the relief pro.
vided. Ii the bill is over stringent the Gov.
eminent will substitute the words "shall, so
far as they consider reasonable" He also
declared that the Government is unable TO
accept certain uiaor amendments. particular
| ly that providing for appeal TO the Land
Commission, which they will oulY permit in
regard to points Of law. Tbs Government
wished to INTRODUCES every p ;ssiois improve
ment on the language of the bill. and make
concessions so "a to avoid conflict, and SO
that if conflict arises the Government will
not be responsible for the consequences. He
asked for support to the Government in the
interest of England and Scotland, as well as
Ireland
Parnell said he regretted concession BY
Gladstone, which might be mischievous. He
asked whether the Government would stand
by them, or, as in the case of the Land Act,
yield further when the bill was returned from
the House of Lords
The first amendment Of the Lords was re.
| jected-293 to 157. All the rest of Glad.
stones proposals were also agreed to.
The irish Consfabies Prove Firm In
Their Observation-Disclosures from Many
Points.
DUBLIN, August S.b.-The Constabulary
of County DONEGAL telegraph that they
will resign if their demands are not conce de-
The Tralee price aen telegraph to the In.
| spector-Generai r5puliating the imputa.ion
OF disioyalty, and stating that they concur in
/ sho octbehu. Int EDUrGLlDI OF AtDlOne
| has passed resi- Ion asking the Govern.
ment what steps IL propose. to take in vie "
OF the prospect tf the resignation of the Con.
stsbulary
| DUBLIN, August HI; is reported that
| American Fsnians and their agents are en-.
cou.eging the Irish police agitation, with g
view Of inducing the men to strike, and that
more systematic attempt is about to be
made by offering the men who leave the
force guarantee of employment in America
/ OF equal value.
TRALEE, August S'h-The Constabulary
here have determined TO MAINTAIN their pres
emit agitation until their demands have been
agreed to. During the proceedings of meet
ing held here cors iable asked if there was
any objection TO his taking the names of
those present, adding that he was acting in
obedience to orders. The Chairman of the
meeting consented, and the names were
taken. The meeting then requested the head
constable to leave and he did so. The Chair.
man advised the men to stick to the move
ment. The Clonmell deputstion OF Corstab.
| ulary had an interview to-day with the
| County Inspector, and presented him me
mortal. The Inspector said their claims were
| justiGable, but recommended them to keep
within the legal rule of the force.
| ARMAGH, August Sth.-The Coustabulary
here Is prohibited from holding meetings.
ATHLorE, August Sth.-The constabulary
here passed resolutions to ask an increase of
one shilling day in the pay, and proposing
scale of various pensions, and demanding q
compliance with the requests within a month.
! Cork, August S!h.-The constabulary have
decided to remain quiescent pending the an.
swer of the Government to the memorial.
kilograms approving the action of the men
are received from Limerick and Belfast.
DERRY, August Stb.-Great indignation
exists among the police az Healey's assertion
in Parliament that the constabulary place a
price on their loyalty.
| WATERFORD, August Sth.-The Head Con-
stable informed the men to-day that further
meetings are prohibited. The men replied
that they would confer with the County In
spector, adding that while prepared to paw
the greatest respect to their officer, they had
duty to themselves to perform.
LIMERICK, August Stb.-The County H.
spector of the Constsbulary asked the men if
they would stop their agitation if they re-.
ceived definite promise from the Govern.
ment that their claims would be Immediately
considered and their grievances remedied,
when they replied that they would give no
/ answer until they had heard from their com.
rades throughout ireland. They declared
that the agitation should continue until an
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erument that their demands would be &C.
ceded to.
The ENciteme nt nj Trieste.
TRIESTE, August Ssh.-Eight persons have
been arrested, charged with implication in
throwing bombshells into the procession of
the Society of Veterans. The man who .ctu
ally threw the explosive has not been discoy.
cred ss yet. The excitement over the affair
continues.
Policy OF the New French Cabinet.
PARIS August Sih.-Daclerc read a decla
ration in both Chambers to-day regarding
| foreign affairs. He stated that the new Min
issry do not wish TO revert TO the past They
accept the vote of the Chamber of DEPUTIES
on the Egyptian credit, and desire its main.
tenance, and that should any Incident occur
to compromise the dignity of France, they
will forthwith convcke the Lagisl ature to
consult with is upon the neasures necessary
under the circumstances. Regarding home
affairs, he stated that the new Cabinet will
take the vote of the Chamber as the basis of
its policy.
Ship Burned at Sea.
LONDON, August Ssh.-The British ship
Jesse Burrill, from New York April Sd. for
Shanghai, has been destroyed by FIRE at sea.
Sixteen OF the crew were saved, but four are
missing
warming the Breslau Bishop.
BERLIN, August Sth.-The Liberal press
animsdyert upon the decision of the Bishop
OF Beeslsu, to the effect that Roman Catholic
parish priests, who have rem aimed faithful to
the laws OF the country, aud been intrusted
with parochial functions, are required TO lay
down their offices, under pain of anathema.
1t Is pointed out that this deeision may prove
the germ Of a serious conflict, as the laws of
1 the cOnptrv - Ia, g.