Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-02

stances of rejected candidates, though great
care is always taken that they should not
transpire. Keiley's case is believed here to
be without precedent, and ii is felt the
wisest course TO pursue would be to let it
lapse, appointing another Minister.
Another Riot in Ireland.
DUBLIN, September 1st.-During torch
light procession at Galway last night in
honor OF Timothy O'ConnOr, number of
processlonists attacked detachment Of
! yorkshire soldiers on garrison duty there.
The noise OF the disturbance attracted the
attention of the latter's comrades, and they
issued from the barracks in force and Joined
in the melee. For four hours the fight
waged tiercely, clubs and stones being free
ly used by both sides. A large number of
windows were smashed and many persons
injured Finally the police, who had in
the meantime been reinforced, with the aid
OF the militia not engaged in the riot,
quelled the disturbance.
Banquet in Honor of ParneH,
DUBLIN, September 1st.-At BANQUET
given by the Lord Mayor, at the Mansion
House, this evening, in honor of Parnell
and his Irish colleagues in the House of
Commons, 800 guests were present. exclu-
slve OF the members of Parliament. In
speech Parnell said if home rule was re-
fused the Irish, they could make it impos-
slble for the English to legislate. England
could either grant the Irish the right to rule
themselves, or make the country crown
colony. The latter would be practically
tantamount to the former He denounced
all outrages, saying continuation of them
would be terrible blow to the Irish cause.
The land question was the great question
in Ireland.
An Ascending Bank Teller.
DUBLIN, Septem Der 1st-John Moriaritv.
Teller OF the Hibernia Bank at Dublin, has
absconded with 1000. He has been miss
ing since Saturday.
Heavy Loan Paid.
MONTREAL, September 1st.-To-dav the
Canadian Pacific Railway Company paid
the Government the 100000 loaned at
the last session on the security of S. 600, 900
in bonds.
The SMALLPOX Epidemic.
MONTREAL, September 1st-Fortv-four
new cases OF smallpox, of which twenty
four have been authenticated, and four
deaths were reported. The Board of Alder
men had q conference with representatives
OF the Board OF Health of border towns of
the United States, and the various for
warding companies, in reference to the
adoption OF means to prevent the disease
from beng carried across the line bv in
fected persons. The representatives said
the Boards of Health of the American
towns had absolute authority and could
control all traffic, and if proper means
were not taken to prevent spread of the
disease, they would quarantine every per-
son arriving from Montreal Twas re-
solved TO appoint two doctors to inspect
passengers leaving the depots in this city
The Mexican Central Railway
CRY OF MEXICO, September 1st.-The
general manasership of the Mexican Cen
trai Railway was transferred to-day bv
Manager Robinson to Edward W. Jackson
until recently General Superintendent of
the Vera Cruz Railway. Jackson started
this morning on Il tour of inspection over
the entire line TO the Texas border. He
was accompanied by the retiring manager
and the principal officers of the railroad.
The retiring manager said that the rolling
stock was in excellent condition, as were
also the rails, which were good for many
years to come, but that heavy expenditures
for ties would be required for the next two
years and half, as these and the wooden
bridges on the northern division would be
required to be replaced almost simultane-
ouSly. lie also said that q careful husband
ing OF the company'S resources in its ex-
penses would be necessary to keep the op-
Grating expenses down TO Il reasonable per
centaSe. Ties III Mexico decay very RAPIDLY.
and for this reason the Vera Cruz road is
substituting, at great expense, steel ties on
portions of It's track. Wooden ties cost 81
each.