Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-19
Another execution An Dublin

tsrsc1AL DISPATCHES TO TEN RaooRD-uEIoE.l
Another Execution in Dublin.
| DUBLIN, May fSsh.-DanieI Curley, the
second man convicted of the murder Of Cav
endish and Burke, was hanged at Kilmain-
ham Jail at s o'clock this morning. The Jail
was guarded By force of military similar to
| that on the occasion OF tie hanging of Brady
on Monday lsst. After the priests had
prayed quietly with the condemned man in
bis cell, mass was performed In the prison
| chapel in the presence of the Governor and
warders, where Curley received the sacra-
ment. Meanwhile group of women, who
had gathered outside the prison, were on
their knees saying the isany for the dying.
When the black flag, announcing that the
execution had taken place, was hoisted over
the priaon. every man in the crowd outside
| (which numbered barely thousand) uncov-
| cred his head, and murmured sympathy with
Curley was uttered. A rush wss then made
| by the crowd for o garden near by, where
Curley's relatives had assembled, and where
his father was kneeling and praying for the
repose of the soul of his SON. The people
| soon dispersed quietly. Curley walked to the
scaffold with little assistance tnd seemed TO
be resigned to his fate, but declined TO make
sry statements touching his connection with
lha crime for which ne was executed. Death
was instantaneous.
In letter which Curley wrote 20 bis wife,
he said '' | will take my secret TO the grave
with me, and leave those wio are Of freedom
to enjoy it. will dis IN peace, forgiving my
enemies."
The P0pe's Circular Again.
DUBLIN, May 1Ssh.-Michael Davitt, in a
letter forwarding subscriptions TO the fund
being raised for Psrnell, says "The Papsl
circular to the clergy is prejudiced, unjust,
and must evoke g strongly painful resent
ment on the part Of the people"
Healy, member OF Parliament fer Wexford,
in sending subscription to the fund, said:
" Ireland 1iil neither take her religion from
Erfington nor gratitude from Rome"
The Pope Hoses His Temper.
ROME, May 1Ssh.-The Pope, hearing of
the mseting IN Dublin in which his recsnt Sc
tion was condemned, sent for Cardinals
Jacobini and Simeon, and insisted that his
letter 20 the Irish Bishops be strictly obsyed.
Another AofOrmer.
LONDON, May 1Ssh.-It ia stated that an
infornler who was brought from America be-
cause Of the knowledge which he possessed
regarding psrsoas imp mplicAssd in The dynamite
conspiracy mss besn in Scotland Yard for the
past two Gays.
Russian Revolutionary Gfiicers.
ST. PETERsBURG, May 1Ssh.-An officer cf
Erivan regiment who was recently arrested
on suspicion Of being engaged in q revolu-
tionary movement, WAS subjected to a savsre
examination, during which he mentioned the
names Of several officers of the Guards, who,
lie declared, belonged to a Revolutionary club.
He stated, however, that the olnb pursued
special objects, and had no connection with
terrorists. The Gar, on learning Of this
confession, decided to postpone the date of
his coronation, but was dissuaded from doing
SO. A number of officers of the Guards bavs
been arrested in consequences OF the prisoners
disclosures.
Plan TO XIII the Gar.
LONDON, May 1Sth-A dispatch from ST.
Petersburg says the police Of that city have
been informed of the existelcs of plot to
frighten the horses of the Czsr at some IS
vorable opportunity dufing the procession st
Moscow, On coronstion day. and in the coz
fusion which no doubt would follow, TO kill
the Emperor.
Steamboat Disa2t5r In Russia.
KAsAN (Russia), May 1S5h.-The steamer
exploded her boilers yesterday. Twenty
seven persons were wounded by the explosion.
FreEch Savings Banks Deposits.
PARIS, May 1Sth.-In the Chamber of
Deputies to-dsy Wsldsck, Minister of the
Interior, rep,ying to question regarding the
circular sent to the Projects relative to a
panic among depositors of savings banks,
said the circular was simply intended to reas-
sure persons interested in savings banks.
Tirar6, Minister of Finance explained that
the State woald actually profit by 6iminu-
ton Of deposits in banks. for it could obtain
money at 2 per cent. interest, while il paid
depositors per cent. Those who desired to
Withdraw their money could obtain it with.
out difficulty.
PrOgressist Victory.
BERLIN, May 1Ssh.-In the election at
Dartmund to-day for member of the Re;chs-
tag, Lerzmann (Progrsssistl was successful,
defeating the National Liberal candidate by
1000 VOTES.
The Mackays Going to Moscow.
BERLIN, May 1Ssh.-Mackay Of Nevada
started for Moscow to attend the coronation
of the the Gar SO member of the American
mission. Mrs. Msckay, who accompanies
her husband, has fifteen court dresses.
The Debt or Mexico.
LONDON, May 1Sth.-The Mexican bond
holders to-day accepted the proposed scheme
for the conversion Of the debt of Mexico.
The Revolution in Hayfi.
NEW YoRK, May 1Sth.-Advices from Sc.
Thomas report that steamer had Just az
rived st thot port which had been engaged
by the Government of Hsyti to carry arms
and ammunition TO Miragoa1e.' A great bat
tie took place April 9th. Barzalene slaugt-
tered the Government troops until they were
forced to flag of truce, asking o suspension
of hostilities 60 bury the dead. Two Gov
ernment vessels came in shore 60 render as
sistauce, but Barzalene covered them with
his guns and sank them. A schooner imme.
diatelY after landed arms ard ammunition
for the rebels. From the latest reports from
V..n k1,tD
ing On Port-au-Prince, and rising is re-
ported near Caps Hsytien.
The Recent Mineral Discoveries In Lower
California.
GUAYMAs (Mex.), May 18sh.-The excite
ment in regard TO the discovery Of placer gold
in Lower California still continues, A COM
pany, uoder the name Of the Sonora Consoi-
idsted Mining Company, has been formed,
and two Of them leave to-day for Los Angeles
Bay, the nearest point on the gulf to the min
ing region. A further talk with the parties
who cane over develops ths fact that quite
an extent of territory shows sigLs Of gold
bearing ground, and that water csn be had
at distsuce Of nine miles. Mr.. Sesser says
that though no wells have as yst bsea dag,
wster csn be hsd by tbGt means, as tha
basin is not at high ati-
tuds. The quickest means of reaching
thc Hiaes ia via GuayTnas to Los Angeias
Bay, duo west fcDn the port Of Gusymas, and
distant sbout 1O5 miles; thencs to tie mines.
which are near the old quartz mines Of Ger
tr1d;s and which name has bssn given TO the
place1z. The Rambler sailed this alterBooa
with twensy-seven passengers aud full
freight. TIE Cisna and Saa Pablo will lsaTe
next week. Over $50 men ase here now, en-
route TO the plaesrs. Quite numbsr have
gone over 70 take up eisims for parties who
.ill go later. Tne Presect of Muleje has
sent wo.d to thu Governor Of Lower Cali
fornia TO bend troops and protect the miners
and keep good order. Tae psics of passage
has ri1en from s. to Sl4.
A RAILROAD SIGNAL Clock. = Peter
Long, gentleman of Racine, has patented
Il Il.