Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-30
Death of Captain Materman,s Widow.
FOREIGN.
Exciting Time in Dublin-ParnelI In
suited in Dundlock.


LONDON, November 29th.-Fifty thousand
Parnellites gathered together opposite the
Viceroyal lodge in Dublin to-day, despite
the rain that was falling, and pledged their
confidence in Mr.. Parnell Crowds of
youths, headed by bands, paraded the
principal streets, singing God Save Ire
land a row took place opposite the Con-
servative Workingmen's Clubhouse, in
which several windows of the clubhouse
were broken by stones.
\ meeting of the supporters of Mr..
| Nolan, Mr.. Parnell' candidate who is run
ming in opposition to Mr. Callen in Dund-
| lock, was advertised to be held to-day in
that town. -Four thousand Callenites as
sembled and prevented the erection of a
platform. Parnel, who was present,
attempted to speak from wagonette in,
Market square, but was hauled down. He
retired, shouting - You hired ruffians -
\ number of fights took place, and Nolan,
who also attempted to speak, was hooted
and peited. The Parnellites withdrew to
hotel, where similar scenes were enacted.
In one of the fights a youth was stabbed
and dangerously wounded. Parnell and
OCOnnor have authorized a denial of the
report that the Parnellite manifesto has
been withdrawn. O'Connor and other Ma
tionalist members of Parliament will adj
dress meetings in the Conservative interest
next week.
More Election Riots.
LONDON, November 30th-A. M.-The cleo
ton riots at Londonderry were renewed
yesterday. Thirty arrests were made
Gladstone at Home.
LONDON, November 29th.-Gladstone ar
rived at Hawarden at midnight on Satur-
day. The village was illuminated in his
honor.
The Dead King.
MADRID, November 29th.-The body of
the late King Alfonso was removed to-day
to the palace of the Escurial The remains
were followed by the royal family, men,
bers of the Cabinet and long procession
of nobility and other mourners The bier
was covered with floral wreaths and crowns.
The weather was dull.
Trying Ordeal for the 0ueen-The Mod
crate Liberals.
MADRID, November 29th-Queen Chris
Tina was intensely agitated during the GER
emony connected with her taking the oath
of allegiance to the constitution. The mo-
ment the ceremony was over she retired to
her apartments in a hysterical condition.
At a reunion of the Moderate Republic
cans which WAS attended by Senor CASTELAR,,
it was agreed not to attempt a revolution,
but to quietly await Developments
Pulpit Politics in England
LONDON, November 29th.-Clergymen of
the Established Church throughout Great
Britain devoted their sermons to-day to a
vigorous pulpit propagandism against the
Liberals. The unanimity with which this
was done all over the Kingdom makes it
reasonably clear that the Bishop had given
the cue TO the country Wears and rectors,
and 1t is more than likely that the Bishops
were stimulated to this action by the Tory
party managers, who have shown WONDER
ful alertness in seizing every chance of
| advantage all through the present cam
paign. Chamberlain must be convinced
| by to-day's events that he made
| grievous tactical error in proposing dis
| establishment as an issue in the pres
| ent elections. He can now see that he
has raised up against his party an
| army of q thousand trained orators each
! having an established forum, trustful
audience, and an especial license to speak
at Just the time when the mouths of other
| politicians are sealed They are fighting
| for their religious convictions, which are
| as firmly rooted as the eternal hills. The
clergymen accused the party, Wings and
Radicals alike of impous designs upon
the church. and solemnly warned their
| hocks that the only way of foiling those
designs was 10 defeat the Liberals at the
polls. In many parishes the clergymen
I intmated that the disestablishment of the
Cuulcn Hedlll-tne stoppaSe oil The CDrlSl-
mas doles, which from time immemorial
! have been given to the poor These thou
sands OF sermons produced marked inn
preston, which Will probably be reflected
at many polling places tomorrow and
| throughout the week.
Transportation sor Troops Ordered.
| LONDON, November 29th-A dispatch
from Semlin says that the Danube Shipping
| ('Ompanv and tho Arc oY,d TJunuarian
Railway Companies have been ordered to
make preparations for the transfer Of 2oO,-
| 600 troops to Servia.
1 Revolution in Mexico.
| New ORLEANS, November 29th.-A dis
| patch from Monterey, Mexico, TO the
| Times Democrat. says: The revolutionary
force OF Don Manuel Rodriguez mas oeen
increased to 300 men. They entered Garcia
this afternoon, and fight is expected at
any moment,