Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
Riot in Dublin.

| LONDON, Jan. l5.-DavI,s appeare
at Oldham on Saturday evening, to de,
| liver an address Oh Irish questions.
When he commenced TO speak he was
| howled down by an organized gang,
who a.tem pied to storm the platform,
but were repr!sed with chairs by the
| occupants Of the platform. 4 free ti2h.
followed, chair legs and brass knuckles
being the principal weapons. Many
persons were hurt. Davitt called TIE
disturbers a cowardly crew. and de-
cared that if twenty men would follow
| him he would clear the hall OF the gang.
He 1nereupon advanced toward the
mob. but was restrained by policemen.
Addressing his opponents again,
Dayi.t said they were miserable
conten psible, cowardiy dogs. When
they were sitting in taverns he said he
was fighting the British government.
They were drunken biackgusrds and
were 4 disgrace to the name Of Nation
alists. ii Ireland were male up OF
such she would cara the contempt Of
| the civ.l;zsd world. He had travelled
throughout England. and Eaglishmeo,
althou IN his enemies, had given him
! hearing +" What a spectacle for the
English" &c exclaimed, sis afforded:
by these professors o: blackcuariisn,
az tine when Ireland is asking for
better government.
The police tinally succeeded in re-
moving the dis.urbers from the hail. A
vote of thanks to Davitt was then
passed and the meeting shortly fer.
ward adjourned.
DUBLIN, Jan. l5.-The Queen Bench
Division refused the application OF
O'Brien, editor Of the United Ireland,
for r,andamus to compel the Magis-
tra:e to receive evidence to show the
'sedisious libel " with which O'Bren is
charged. The Judges held tina. it
would be a monssrous thing for the
Cour, to compel the Magistrate to &C.
ceDt evidence as TO the truth OF state
ments which he had made with the in.
ten'ion OF bringing the administration
of Justice into contempt.
some WEAPONS.
Weapons, supposed 10 have been
those used by the Phoenix Park assas-
sins, were found near the premises Of
Carey, OF the Du5lia mInici uality, who
was arrested, with twea.v Others. last
week, on charge OF conspiracy to
murder government officials.
MORE WEAPONS.
4 d.zsn rifles, one revolver and
quantity OF ammunition were discav-
cred under heap or rubbish in the
lower quarter of the city on Sunday.
BERLIS, Jan. - 1t is estimated
tina. the losses by the tioois in Ger
many VIII reach $1,000, 900 marks.
Six spectators of the foods were
drowned. near Oppenaein.
The Danube has So bslled every
where above Nona,s on ,ha. river. but
the fug;tives cannot return home. as
their houses are destroyed aai Tiled
with .c-.
PARIS, Jan. lJ-All the evening pa
pers here published arumpr Saturday
afternoon Of the death Of the Emperor
of Germany.
A later dispatch received sunday
night from Berlin states that Emperor
William is 10 excellent health, bus the
Prince Charles. his brother. is very
seriously i'll. This probably gave rise
20 the false report. The Emperor >
death is published in the evening
papers.
SOFIA, Jan. l5.-Repor.s Of proia-
able early rising among the Mussulman.
of the mountain districts of Eastern
Rauma.ia are contivmed. The authori-
ties have seiz-d several cases Of Mar.
tint rifles sent by ''young Turkey
commit ee" OF C"ns.autinogie to the
committee IN PhilI!p"polis. Turkish
troops are claudesGinely nassed on the
Z ,stern Rou.na!lan frontier.
PARIS, In. l5.-The Rcppal. refer
ring TO the Prince of Wales unve;l1ng
the -sta;ue OF the Prince Imperial at
Woolwicn, s;ismatiz IS the English Da-
lion as herd OF cattle aud the English
army "a an army of women. Other
Paris newspapers make spi.eful CON.
ments on the affair.
ST PETERSBURG, Jan. Is = During
performance yesterday at o circus in
Berdithoff. Russian Poland, fire broke
out. and before the spectators could es-
cape the whole structure was aDlaz-.
Three hundred persons persisted.
GALWAY. Jau. IL Patrick RigginS,
one OF the men convicted of the muir |
der of the Huddys. was hanged this J
Very few persons were on.
side the IL .: the time o. the .xecu.
toe.