Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-07

places the number Of agrarian outraees in
Ireland during the month Of August az I65.
including one murder, ten cases of intimida.
ton and eighty.three cases of sending threat
eping letters.
Legality to be Tested.
DUBLIN. September 16sh.-Acting upon in.
structions from the American Government
Stephen j. Meany, the American newspaper
correspondent who was recently arrested at
Ennis, has taken a most decisive course for
the purpose of testing the legality of his ar
rest He has notified Mr.. Purcell. the resi-.
dent magistrate of Ennis, that he surrenders
his fecognizsnces to be of good behavior and
keep the peace, entered into on August lth.
Mesny's su-eties have likewise notified Pur.
cell, at the instance of Meany, that thew re-
fuse to hold themselves Obliged by the bonds
and ask to be ahsolved from all further re.
sponsibility In this regard. They state. at
Meany's request and by his consent, that thew
are prepared at any time within thirty.six
hours to surrender him into custody. 1t is a
noteworthy fact that while surrenderipg him
self to one magistrate, Meany is the guest of
smother, namely MIR. O'Gorman, Justice of
the Peace of Burcroggy. Meany's friends
intend to publicly entertain him.
The Irish Police DIfficulty,
DUBLIN, September 6th.-All the dismissed
Constables were summoned to the Castle TO.
day Over 200 attended. 1hsy were sepa.
rately interrogsted as to whether they had
been present at any meetings. and were then
informed their cases would be considered,
The services of the special Constables have
been dispensed with.
A High Commissioners Death.
LONDON, September 5sh.-Montaeue Ber.
nard, one of the High Commissioners who
signed the Treaty of Washington in 1871
died last Saturday.
The Archbishop OF Canterbury.
LONDON. September 6.h.-The improve.
ment i'll the health of the Archbishop OF Can
terbury Is such as to necessitate his removal
from Addiscombe.
The Cholera Epidemic.
MADRID, September 5sh.-An official re.
port from Manila states that As natives and
tive Europeans died there of cholera in the
last two days. The epidemic is beginning to
abate.
Ravages of Cholera.
MADRID, September 6th.-An official dis.
patch from Manila states that 253 natives
and four foreigners, including the American
eighteen villages in the province of Manila
1868 deaths occurred.
No Cholera in India.
q ~~A'NN-'B ooptCHlUCI line Ot11ce,
on account of false reports concerning the
prevalence OF Asiatic cholera at Alden, pub.
fishes statement that there has been no
| cases there since October, 1881. except an
| isolated case aboard ship in July last. No
epidemic cholera, it adds, exists in India
The deaths from disease during the past fort
| night have been less than the average for the
past five years.
Estimating the Worlds Harvest
LONDON, September 5th.-Etienne, we'll.
known French authority on the subject, has
issued his estimate of the harvest of the world
for 1882. His report is, on the whole, de-
cidedly favorable, indicating no serious de-
! hclency In the crops in any quarter of the
world, and general abundance throughout
Europe and America.
Freedom Of the City.
LONDON. September 6sb.-The CORPORATION
OF Waterford has conferred upon E. Dwyer
Gray the freedom of the city.
Tunisian Insurgents.
TUNIs, September 6sh.-Four hundred in.
surgent horsemen have appeared before Kai.
roman. Troops have been sent for the pur.
pose of surrounding them.
Theafer Burned.
LONDON. September CHA FIRE occurred
Ia the Philharmonic Theater at Islington this
morning. The. roof Of the building has fallen
10, and the interior OF the house is completely
burned out.
The Greek Frontier.
ATHENS September 6tb.-An arnistice
has been concluded between the Greeks and
Turks on the Thessalieu frontier, based or
statu quo. Negotiations for definite settle
rnent of the dispute in regard to the frontier
are progressing satisfactorily.
Persia and the KurtIs.
CoNsIANTINoPLE, September 6Gh.-The
Persian Minister here has sent fresh note to
the Porte, demanding the arrest of The
Kurdish chief Obeidullah. whose tribe are
committing hosti!ities on the Turco- Persian
frontier. and declining on behalf of Persia
all responsibility if he Is not arrested. M.
ReiidoH, the Russian ambassador, supports
the note. Persia is resolved to act enereet-
ically against Cbeiduilah.
SECOND DISPATCHl
CoNsTANTINoPLE, September 6sh,-Tte
Kurdish chief Obsiduiiah has made his sub.
mission to the Sultan, and has been ordered
to reside at Medina, in Arabia, where a pen-
sion will be allowed him.
Newspaper Manager Assaulted,
PARIS, September CHA number of per.
sons belonging to the so.called Z" League of
Patriots" last evening assaulted the manager
OF La Ldnterne newspaper. The affair is con.
nected with the recent anti German demon
stration by the League.
Death OF Thoroughbred.
LONDON, September 6sh.-BIair AthoI. the
celebrated race.horse, is dead.