Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-23

mounted guns ready for removal into the in.
terror by railway.
Ds Leszeps denies tia. be has been seri.
ously i'll.
Rear Admiral Hoskins has gone to Is
msilis, and Rear Admiral Sullivan succeeded
him az Port Said.
A dispatch from Constantinople saws
Sheikh vi Islam and the Minister of Finance
visited Lord Dufferin to-day, and delivered a
message from the Sultan. The visit caused
sensation.
Eye-Wiincsses Found.
DUBLIN, August 22d.-The police have
found three eye-witnesses to the massacre of
the Joyce family. They have positively
identified four of the ten men arrested as hav.
ing been overheard plotting the murder The
Cong police believe the tragedy to be the
direct outcome OF q secret society with which
West ireland is cursed. The witnesses are
under polics protection. and their names are
withheld. IL is believed the trial of the pris.
oners will begin in few days before the
JUDGES OF the Commission Court here. The
Inhabitants of Cong district profess the live.
liest JOY over the capture Of the band, which
had long been terror to honestly. disposed
persons.
The Murder Of Farmer Leahy.
LONDON, August 22d.-Later reports show
that the murder of farmer Leahy, near
Killarney, was more like military execu.
tion than murder. The leader of the party
called upon No. to fire. He did SO, and
badly wounded Leahy. The leader then
ordered No. 10 to fire. This shot also took
effect. No. IA was then summoned to give
the coup de grace. Leaby remained alive
half an hour after being shot. Five young
men. sons OF farmers, have been arrested on
suspicion OF completely in the murder.
The Gray Case.
DUBLIN. August 22].-Gray has written
the Lord Lieutenant of ireland, claiming the
ris hit to be present at the inquiry into the
conduct of the jury which convicted Hines,
He offers to attend in the custody of officers,
if necessary. Sir Charles Gavan Duffy has
written Gray. expressing sympathy with him.
Efforts Approved.
DUBLIN, August 22d.-Archbishop Croke,
OF the diocese of Cashel; Bishop Dorian, of
Down and Conner /; Bishop Duggan, of Clon.
tert, and Bishop Mccormack, of Achory,
have written in approval of the efforts to es-
tahlish a fund for the benefit of evicted ten.
ants. Archbishop Croke promises SUBJ
scription of ESQ.
No Court OF Inquiry.
DUBLIN, August 22d.-Lord Spencer has
declined to hold an inquiry into the conduct
of the jury who convicted Hynes. He in.
TENDS 60 examine the athdavlts submitted to
him IN the case, in order to ascertain if suf-
6cient ground exists for interfering with the
due course of law.
Sentenced 20 be Hanged.
DUBLIN, August 22i.-In the Commission
Court day Patrick Walsh, found guilty of
the murder, committed in April, 1881, of
Martin Lyden, was sentenced by Judge Law.
son TO be hanged September "a.
A EnrdYsf, N h.. a~.s-.s
CoNsTANTINoPLE, August 22d.-Tne com.
mandant at Esroum has been ordered to take
action agains. the Kurdish chief Obadiah.
Pure Cussedness.
COPENHAGEN. August 22l.-A number of
white horses, being trained for use ct the
Cars coronation, have been killed by Mill
lists.
Going 10 st. Petersburg.
CETTINJE, August 22d.-The Prince of
Montenegro will start for st. Petersburg
Thursday. Tire Princes, will take the Re-
gency during his stay.
Treaty Negotiations Closed.
SIMLA, Augns. 221.-The draft of the
treaty negotiations between the Indian Gov
ornment and the Burmese Mission has been
reiscted by King Theba, who objects to the
clauses providing for the abolition of monop-
olies and for the maintenance of an armed
guard at the British Residency at Mandalay.
The negotiations have finally closed, and the
Burmese Mission will leave here in few
days for home.