Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-02

officers aud members of the detective force.
The latter number only 200. -Four hundred
men have been sworn in here as specials.
The Constsbles had meeting this after.
noon, at which strong anti-Government
speeches were delivered.
EsThs Lord Mayor has declared his intention
to issue the following proclamation As q
Misunderstanding between the metropolitan
police and the Government authorities has
led to the withdrawal of large number OF
police from the protection of the city, IL is
! therefore my duty to impress upon every citi-
zen anxious for the safe. y of the city, per-
senal and corporate, for the preservation of
peace and order, that self-control and peace
| ful demeanor were never more necessary than
now, and L rely upon my fellow citizens-to
display these qualities. [ am confident you
will join with me 10 maintaining order and
tranquility"
The mounted police and the sc" division
are taking no part in the strike OF present,
and at meeting of the corporation this even
ing the Lord Mayor submitted series of
resolutions expressing the anxiety of the
Council at the differences existing between
police and executive regretting that har-
monious relations prevailing between the
police and municipal councils of England
and Scotland do not exist in Dublin, declsr-
ing that in consequence the corporation
could take no official action in the matter,
and urging citizsns TO aid in keeping the
peace. The resolutions were carried.
DUBLIN, September 2d-2:3O A M-Large
bodies Of infantry and cavalry paraded the
city during the entire night.
DUBLIN, September lst.-Rioting broke
out en- College street at $50 o'clock this even
ing, the mob being very violent. Some police
| men who remained on duty at the College.
| street station were brought out in body,
but we're obliged to retire before the rioters.
| Additional troops have been sent to the scene
of the riot. As there are no police OF special
constables in Dublin now the mob have COM
plete possession of the city.
Desperate Attempt TO Eescae Prisoner.
ST. PETERSBURG, September 1st.-A des.
perate attempt was made recently to release
the political prisoners confined in the prison
at Saratafa. During the hour allowed the
| prisoners for exercise q cart containing two
men drove up to the Jail and made signals to
a prisoner who was walking within the prison
| Enclosure guarded by the jailor. The prisoner
! at once threw sand in the eyes of the TAILOR
and ran to the wall, while the men in the cart
| fired revolvers and mortaliy wounded the
jailor. The liberated prisoner end his res.
cuers drove off, but were stopped by persons
who witnessed the occurrence, and after a
| desperate struggle, in which one of the
| ibCNa9oto was btit ObhtF TWO IQeu were
captured. A crowd tried TO lynch them, but
it was prevented. The captured liberator
states that he is the son of landed pro-
| prietor.
The Proposed Bust TO LonafeIIow.
| LONDON September 1st.-Messrs. Thee.
dore Martin, c. B. Authony Troilope, Will
! liam Blanchard Jerrold. Samuel Morley NJ.
| p, Samuel G. Hall, +. S. A, Godfred
Wordsworth Turner and James Holliugshead,
have joined the committee for the erection of
a bust to Longtellow in Westminster Abbey.
| Henry Irving, the actor, has granted the use
of the Lyceum Theater for public meeting,
| at which Matthew Arnold will support the
| movement.
CetewayO Going Home.
| LONDON. September 1st.-Cetewayo left
the Waterloo station this morning for South
smptoD, where he will embark on board the
! stes ner Nubisu, which sails to-day for the
| Cape of Good Hope. He was much cheered
| by the spectators on his way to the station.
sara Sick.
| LONDON. September 1st.-In consequence
of i'll health, Sara Bsrnhardt started on her
return TO Paris to-day.
Prince LeopoId's Condition,
LONDON. September 1st.-To days bulletin
states that the progress of Prince Leopold is
most satisfactory.