Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-21

| acknowledged Deing In kenneys company OF
the night of the murder, but declares that b.
had no hand in striking him down. He hsC
belonged to the Brotherhood since he was II
years of age, but had never belonged to tht
vigilance committee. His purpose was &c
wait until his countrymen prepared to strike
blow for independence, when he would CO.
operate with them. In conclusion, he said
Il am not afraid to die. Farewell sll. Fare
well Ireland. Three cheers for the Irish Re-
public. Death to English tyranny"
Dublin, November 20sh.-Poele was SEN
fenced to be hanged December 18th. The
Judge, In passing sentence upon the prisoner,
was deeply affected. He said the evidence
left the jury no alternative, and he quite
concurred in the verdict of guilty. Poole's
father wept aloud. exclsiming, "Ch joe
Joe. The prisoner replied, fslteringly,
Keep up, fstheS; keep up. Don't give
way. 1 am ready to die."
The Murderer OF Carey.
LONDON, November 20sh.-The statement
iu New York paper of October 26;h that
ODonHell was evssive in answering questions
regarding his American citizenship TO Secre-
rotary Hoppin, of the American Legation,
ODonnell regarding Hoppin SIS an English
detective, is pronounced untrue. Hoppin, on
the contrary, was sgreesbly surprised with
ODonnell, who was open and frank, and
gave him all the evidence he had ss to his
American citizenship, which has been sent to
Washington. 1t is probable that the trial
will be postponed week in consequences Of
the non-arrival of witnesses from the Cape of
Good Hope.
Condition OF Queen Victoria.
LONDON, November 20sh.-To-5ay's ad-
vices from Bslmoral report the Queens health
as improved, but the guarded manner in
which the announcement is made is in marked
contrast with the confident tone in which it
has been several times claimed she has almost
entirely recovered, and the positive state
ments at first chat the accident which has
cost her Majesty go many months of seclusion
and suffering was trivial occurrence. 1t is
now stated officially that the Queens power
OF walking has been partially restored, but
that she is still unable to walk or stand for
more than few moments at time; that it
is still impossible for her to walk up or down
stairs,
St0cker and the Jews
LONDON, November 20sh.-Stocker, the
Jew batter has made his defense before the
st. Stephens Club He says the Jews are
trying to control the public affairs of Ger.
many, and that the Liberal press Is complete
ly in their hands. Tney have invented lies to
destroy their enemies, and said that Dr..
Stocker had left his mother to starve. They
caricstured the Synod of the Evangelicsl
Church, aud said Christian schools were the
homes of hypocrisy, wickedness and stupidi-
ty. They trampled on Christian believ.
ers, the churches and ministers of the
Gospel, and maintained that the Ger.
man army and religion were to blams
for the prevalence Of suicide. Moreover,
the Jews were mostly Radicals, oppos.
ing the politics of the Emperor and of Bis
msrck, and the inner life of Germany.
There was great danger to the State in an 81.
lance of the Democratic party with the
Jews. The number of German Jews was
very large. There were more Jews 10 Berlin
than in all Great Britain. They aggravated
competition, and almost niDe-tenths of the
stockholders were Jews, and Jews had caused
all the recent smashes. Jews were the source
of peril to the peasants. They were running
agriculture by usury. The historian Treit-
schke said: ''The Jews are our distress"
" For myself, added Stocker, "if the Jews
still continue the pursuit of their ambitious
aims, l shall continue to fight them for the
sake of Christ and Of my Fatherland."
First steamer Of the Line.
HAvRE, November 20.h.-There was great
rejoicing here yesterday over the arrival of
the new steamer Tamaulipas. This is the
pioneer vessel of the new line of the Mexican
1iouoadaubiO NOnpahyy W ply D6bW66n
Liverpool, Havre, Havana and Vera Cruz.
The new vessel is q steel screw steamer of
1850 tons, with engines of 5000 horse power.
Eighteen Men Drowned.
PARIS, November ooh Eighteen work.
ingmen were drowned yesterday at Douar-
nenez, Department Finisterre.
Temperance Pedestrian Tour.
LONDON, November 20.h.-Weston has un-
dertaken to walk 30 miles per day for 100
days. delivering temperance lectures on the
route.
The French in TOBquin.
HoNGKoNG, November 2Osh.-Admiral
Courbet intends to mass his foi ces for united
attack en- Bacninh. Spies report 1000 rein.
forcements lately sent by night oversnd from
Sontay to Bacninh. The garrison of the latter
place numbers over 10 600.
Chinese Pirates at Work.
HoNGKoNG. November 20th.-The pirates
are displaying great activity along the river
banks, and junks and launches are frequently
fred upon. The water communication with
Hanoi is threatened. The pirates are badly
armed, but are spreading terror among the
villagers. Four villages have been destroyed
in the vicinity of Hsiphong. The military
authorities are helpless because the executive
is in the hands of the civilians.