Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-25

Yorke moved an adjournment of the
House in order to discuss the conduct Of the
Government in gard TO the KilmainhAm
aft air. The opposition, Consery alive and
Irish members rose in support Il the motion,
and their action was greeted with laughter
and cheers.
Yorke then spoke 10 support Ct his motion.
Gladstone replied to Y0rke. He said the
undeserved praise Of bis friends was counter
acted by the continual accusations of Lord
Randolph Churchill and Mr. Yorke, but it
required much sharper weapons and heavier
blows than Yorke could WELD to arouse his
anger. He complained that those who made
the accusations about the Kilmainhsm treaty
had not brought them to the test at the
proper time. He repu1isted at large that
his will was law to the Liberal party, and de-
clared that nothing had passed from the Gov
ernment to Parneil, who neither asked nor
knew anything from the Government in re-
gard to his coming release, or any measure
intended by the Government, except what he
might have gathered from the newspaper.
There wss no negotiation, promise or engage
ment.
Lord Randolph Churchill declared that the
House was not whit wiser after Glsdstone's
speech.
Yorke's motion for adjournment was mega.
tived
Yorke was repeatedly interrupted by the
Liberals rising to points of order, but the
Speaker ruled that Y orke was in order. The
scene at times was very lively. The eleventh
and twelfth, the last two of the procedure
rules, were carried TO- night.
Miscellaneous London Items.
LONDON, November 24th.-At the wool
GALES to-day, 300 ha'es were sold, compris-
ing Sydney and Port Phillip. The demand
is better, but rates are ratt er es sier.
lIrenfell DE- f3ated for re. election To Parlia-
ment has resigned the office of Parlismen-
tary Groom in Waiting.
The Queen held an investiture to-day of the
orders inferred on officers of the army and
navy engaged In Egypt.
At the close OF Jo-day's rolling, Rsikes
had ] > lbs votes, and Stuart 500.
The Rome Rule League dissolved to-day.
The health of Right Hon. Hugh G. Child.
ers, the War Secretary, has broken down,
and be has been ordered to go abroad.
The announcement that Sallullet, the
French traveller, had taken possession Of the
Bay of t. joors CAUSED surprise in Govern
ment circles here, as TaIoorah belongs to
Egypt.
Gladstone states that Parliament will prob
ably be summoned to meet in January.
James Lillywhite, ST., the well-known
cricketer, is dead.
Richard OShaughnessy, member of Parlia-
ment for Limerick, is reported appointed
Permanent Under Secretary for Ireland.
Lord Berwick is dead.
The Distress In Ireland.
LONDON, November 24th.-It has been Of
hci1lly reported TO she Government that
widespread distress is feared in Ireland this
winter. The districts most seriously affected,
through want of employment on farms and
the failure of the potato crop, are Sligo, Bal.
lna SIinford and the greater portion of
al fpara aaA 4.
Glare and Connaught. Owing to the con-
tinuously heavy demands upon Irishmen in
America to support the Land League, there
has been q considerable decrease 10 remit.
tances TO the struggling natives in Ireland.
This hiss reduced many to condition Of being
unable to purchase new seed.
Refusal 10 go TO soudan.
CAIRO. November oath. - Excitement is
caused here owing to report of recruits re-
fdsiDg to proceed to Soudan unless they go
under command of Arab Pasha.
Cathedral BargIarized.
PARIS, November 24th.-Thieves broke
into the Cathedral of st. Denis this after.
noon, and stole quantity of gold aud silver
objects, including precious relics and crowns
of historic value.
Thirty-two articles in all were stolen, in
Guiding six chalices, two monstrances and
seven royal crowns. The total intrinsic value
is estimated at 100. 900 francs
Trouble with the Msntenegrins.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, November 24.h.-The
Government Of Montenegro has informed the
Porte that unless the district of Kolatchin ia
coded Immediately to Montenegro, 400 troops
will be sent to occupy it. Three bsttalions Of
Turkish troops have gone to Kolatchin to
maintain order.
Ministerial Differences.
PARIS, November 2fth.-Thsre are re.
newed reports of ministerial differences. 1t
is expected that either Herrison, Minister of
Public Works, or Tiard, Minister of Finance,
will resign.
Dishonest Bank Clerk.
PARIS, November 24th-Du Hamel. Chief
Clerk Of the Compton d'Escompte has alb.
seconded with large sum of money.
Buried Beneath Bridge.
LONDON, November 24th.-The railway
bridge at Bomley, near London, fell this
morning. Seven workmen, who were beneath
the structure eating breakfast, were killed,
ana several others were injured.
Amicably Settled.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, November 4th.-The
MOnteuegrin question has been amicshly set
tied between the Porte and Russia and Aus.
tris. a Commission will leave very soon to
settle the frontier question.
The Rescue Of Sheskh 0beIduIIalI-Tbe
Armament of Montenegro.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, November 24th.-The
facts regarding the carrying away of the
Kurdish Sheikh Obeidullah are He was
travelling 60 Mosul under an escort of Turkish
soldiers, to be informed there, when he was
rescued by his son and party of Kurds, who
captured the entire escort, and took 0beidul-
lab to kJurons, a mountain stronghold
which Turkey is now besiegiDg
The Porte has telegrsphed to the Powers
drawing attention to the armament of Monte
negro. Several have replied that they have
no information regarding the matter, but
have sent instructions to their agents at Get
TIME,
Revenues OF Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 24sh.-Oficial
returns show mat the revenues of the Empire
from February LIST to September 1st increased
IA COO, 000 roubles, and the expenditures de-
creased 26 900 600 roGbies, compared with the
same period last year.
About TO Resign.
BERLIN, Nov ember 245h.-Von Schweinitz.
the German ambassador at st. Petersburg,
is about to resign. lie has gone to Varzin.
The Rhine Rapidly Rising.
BIEBRIcH PRUSSIA, November 24gh. The
banks here and at Rudesheim are under
water, and navigation is suspended.
Schooner wrecked.
PIcToN (Ont), November oath. - The
schooner Enterprise, loading barley at the
West Point storehouse, attempted to leave
fer shelter to-day, but went ashore. The yes.
sci and cargo are total loss. The crew were
saved.
Three Men Drowned by the Upseiting of
n Boat.
OTTAWA (Ontl, November 24th.-Elliott
Hunter, Alfred Jester and William Calder
were drowned to-day by the upsetting of
beat near Chsnterary Island, Lake Huron.
ReyOIuiEonists at Work.
PANAMA, November 14th.-Different revo-
lutionary bands are causing much annoyance
to Veihtemals's scattered forces, some Of
whom have been defeated Of place called
Ssbaneta. near Babatoyos. Fifty men were
killed and unnnded. their leader. Baraonn.