Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
The House of commons a Bear. Garde,

The House oil Commons a Bear-Garden.
New YORK, September 2d.-The T,ibuIes
London special says: The temper and
manners Of the House are daily getting
worse. Clark, the Scotch advocate of the
Crofters, called the Duke of Argyll robber
and a sanctimonious prig. Baumann re-
torted that Clark's language was that of
vulgar and yenomous scurTility. Hing
worth told Lord Randolph Churchill that
his rebuking other members for wasting
time was q case of Satan rebuking sin, and
Conybear assured the Conservative leader
that the House regarded him with con-
tempt. The Irish party occasionally takes
hand in this game but most OF the Irish
members are content 10 look on while the
English and Scotch members exchange
compliments across the floors. The Eng
fish and Scotch Radicals, in fact, seem dis
posed to relieve the Irish allies of the duty
Of embarrassing the Government and OF
prolonging the session. Some forty of them
held q meeting Tuesday. Those present
were mostly Radicals of the extreme type.
They declare themselves to be dissatisfied
with the present managem ent of the Liberal
party, and complain of whips as inefficient.
Illingworth said that the interests of the
Radical party were not sufficiently put be-
fore Parliament. Conybear, who has al
ready tried the patience of the House, was
in favor of fighting the Government at all
times. The cry is general among these men
for what they call a more active policy,
combined with action. This means that
the Radicals are ready to proceed with OBJ
struction, which Parneil thinks at present
mischievous.
determination of the Landlords.
DUBLIN, September 2d.-Uaited Ireland
says: The era Of the determination of the
landlords has commenced in Ireland We
don't owe them anything. and we don't
feel any pity for them. The Irish land
lords are modern, impertinent thieves,
which the Irish tenants are fighting literally
for dear life. Final victory is assured to
them"
Gen. Buffers Experiment in Ireland.
LONDON, September 2d.-General Redvers
Buffers instructions are stated in Downing
street to cover the complete reorganization
of the military forces in his district, for
securing the country, and practically plac-
ing the entire region under military con-
troll. The Horse Guards are making pre-
liminary arrangements looking to the ex-
tension of the system which Butler is es-
tablishing in Ireland in the event of the
experiment proving successful.
Victory Conceded for the Mayilower.
press continues to disparage the Galatea
The Daily Telegraph declared yesterday
morning that the Galatea has not hitherto
established any professions to be consd-
cred a racing crack, her only performance
of note having been to gain the second
prize in her maiden race last year. and it
proceeds to point out that the Gaiatea' 5 real
merits are those of q sea-going yacht. The
same paper reviews the history of the de-
feat of the Genesta, for which it suggests
sundry excuses. English yachtmen are
much impressed by the decisive victory of
the Mayfower over the Puritan, and ap-
parently have abandoned all hope of see
ing the Galatea win.
Russia DESTROYS OF War.
LONDON, September 2d-St Petersburg
advicea state that military measures have
suddenly been ordered that point unques-
tionably to a decision to make a fresh at
tempt to secure a Russian outlet on the
Mediterranean. The war spirit in military
circles runs high, and feeling in favor of
campaign of conquest in European Turkey
is spreading with amazing rapidity.
Bouu Diary Dispute Settled.
LONDON, September 2d.-The Khamiah
boundary dispute between Russia and the
Ameer of Afghanistan has been arranged,
both sides making concessions. Lord Sails
bury advised the Amer not to manutac-
facture cdSus belii out of shadowy rights,
but to accept the new frontier recommended
by the British officers and to concentrate
his attention on improving the strategetic
points selected as the keys of the defense of
the kingdom against Russian attack.
Death of Baroness Eothschild.
PARIS, September 2d.-Baroness James
de Rothschild, mother of Alphonse Rolhs-
child and Gustaye Rothschild died yester-
day afternoon of old age, at her residence
in Avenue de Longchamps, aged eighty
three. Her remains will be transferred to
the family residence in Rue LATTE. where
the funeral will take place FRIDAY