Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-10
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Experience Of the O'Flahert,,.

LONDON, August 9th. The O'Flsherty
brothers-Mathiss OF London, and Cornelius
of Chicago-recently arrested in Traiee, Ire
land, on suspicion of being concerned in the
Phoenix Park murders, arrived at London
Tuesday. As they were recognized, a hearty
cheer went up. The crowd Immediately
surrounded Che brothers, and it was some.
time before they could get away. The brothers
left here for Ireland fortnight after the
murders; but for fear of being detained they
provided themselves with certificates under
seal of the Mayor of London, setting forth
the date Of their departure, and the fact that
they were well known and responsible per.
sons When asked as to what effect this had
upon the authorities of Ireland, Cornelius re.
piled, You might as well administer castor
oil to craven image as to be after giving
corporation seals and recommendations to the
Tralee police magistrates. never saw such
stubborn and logged lot of men in nv
life" The remark that the corporate seal
and original signature of the Mayor of Lon.
don should not be without weight. ELECTED
the response: London, ia it? They never
heard of such place outside of England, and
they never pay no attention whatever to any
representation We would make, or any repre-
sentation offered. You might rs well expect
bulldog to explain about oil cake as to get
any satisfaction from the Tralee magistrates
or the Tralee police As far as their treat.
ment in jail, they do not complain greatly,
save as to quality of food offered, which thew
said was sush as one would not throw to a
pig in Canada or in the United States. Soup
and black bread was all they had to eat, from
Tuesday, July 18th, the day before they were
arrested, till the following Friday, when they
were discharged. The soup was of monde
script kind. It was christened Csvendish by
the Jail authorities. in playful reference to
tho ay,apicinu u-h; he r. L.
held.
Steamer Ashore.
LONDON, August 9sh.-The steamer Mosel,
from Bremen for New York. is aground ur-
der Lizard Point. Her position is precarious.
She has hole through her bow. She struck
at $50 this morning. Tugs were sent to her
assistance. The we7ther is calm and hazy.
All her passengers were landed at Penz,uce.
The Mossl had the mails for New York.
She also had full complement of passengers
and full cargo, including French jewelry Of
the value OF ", 800 francs She ia full of
water and probably will be total wreck.
There was a dense fog when the steamer
went ashore.
Dead Apaches.
New YORK, August 9lh.-A dispatch from
Mstamoras. Mexico. to day, says the news is
Just received at hand here of the execution of
70 Apaches, who were captured by Mexican
troops and publicly shot ct chihuahua on
Monday. They met their fate with an OK.
precision of the greatest contempt on their
faces.
Terrible Mortality ON the Isthmus or
Panama.
WAsHIsGToN, August Oh. "A United
States officer at Colon reports the population
OF 5000 dying at the rate Of 100 month.
The natives as well as the unacclimated are
q BOD l.xvk L., G.. ne r. ri
can soldiers in the garrison at Chedayo, Peru,
800 have died Of yellow fever.
Henry George Is Arrested and Released.
DUBLIN, August 9th.-Hsnry George, the
American writer, was arrested at Loughrea
rs a suspicious stranger. He was liberated
after three hours duration. George protested.
New YORK, August 9.h.-Henry George
telegTaphs to the Irish Ford IS follows from
Dublin: just returned from her Msjesty's
Hotel, Loughrea. Loyner, the master at
Eton College, England. aud myself were
travelling together, and were arrested on
Tuesday evening the moment we reached the
hotel at Loughrea from Ballinasloe, under
the Coercion Act. We were driven to tue
barracks at once, and all our baggage was
searched aud our papers read. protested
strongly. After being detained thres hours,
under guard, we were brought before the resi-
uenS mag1strate, ar1, aisef an examlneclon. |
discharged. Sub Inspector Byrne being asked |
the reason for tho proceeding. stated that he |
acted on a Geographic order from hssdquar- |
ters in Dublin, {, arrest Us on our arrival. |
tGeorge) insisted on getting the grounds of |
suspicion, but wAs refused all further infor- |
nation. The police persisted, a. matter Of !
imperative duty, in reading all Of my private !
papers. and those ct Mr.. Joynes, although |
who he Was"
The Conference.-The Mobilize 81, Go Men. |
CoSsrAsrIsoPLE, August 9.h.--The Con.
ference. ut its next sitting. will discuss .ha |
question of the Suss Canal. Elarquis De |
Noilles. French EmAazsador. has asssnted TO
The proposal Of the Italian ambassador, re-
garding maritime supervision. Count Corti
b., consented TO the condition of the Turkish |
delegates, that the duration of the suoeryi.
sion Of the canal be fixed. Said Pasha had
demanded that the supervision Of the banks
of the canal be reserved to Turkey but with.