Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-15

gang arrived from Wallaceburg, to cross to
! Mooretown and resume work, they found
! an engine on the Michigan Central cross
J ing, and the work of construction was
/ blocked. Serious trouble is expected
| Opponents to Home Rule
! LONDON. May 1ith.-A meeting OF the
/ followers of Lord Harrington was held to-
day for the purpose of cementing the Wing
and radical opposition to the home rule
bill. Sixty-four were present. including
Chamberlain, Trevelyan and Caine. Hart
ington explained the reasons why the Libe
rails should oppose Gladstone's measure.
The meeting adopted resolution declaring
| that those present would oppose the second
| reading OF the home rule bill. The meet
ing lasted half an hour.
Harrington in his speech declared that
the pledges from the Liberals to oppose
Gladstones home rule bill are sufficient in
number to defeat the bill when it comes up
on second reading. He said it would cast
heavy responsibility on him, which, how
ever, he was quite prepared to accept.
Outlook for the Home Rule Bill.
LONDON, May 14th-Lord Hartingtons
whips report that 1l0 Liberals have
pledged themselves to vote again the home
rule bill, and that thirty are doubtful. The
Conservative leaders advise the Conserva-
tiyes in the House of Commons not TO
speak during the debate, as they wish to
hasten the division on the second reading
1t is rumored that Mr.. Gladstone is con-
sulting with his colleagues upon the ad-
Visibility of Withdrawing the home rule
bill
The Fate of the Home Rule Bill Evil
IDENTIFY Sealed.
LONDON, May 14th-Since the speech in
behalf of the Government Thursday by H .
Campbell Bannerman, Secretary of War
| many OF the Governments supporters have
become convinced that the only alternatives
on which the Premier can possibly act are
| to withdraw the home rule bill or a disso-
| luton of Parliament. 1t is believed that
Gladstone prefers the withdrawal of his
Irish measure, and this step may be forced
| upon him, since his stanchest adherents
| now insist on the hopelessness of his posi-
| ton, and strongly advise retreat Since
| Gladstones disappointing speech on the
reassembling of Parliament the faith in
him which many felt has found itself
without anything to rest on, and it is every
where recognized that the fate of the bill is
| sealed, so far as Parliament is concerned.
John Brights Intentions.
LONDON, May 14th.-It is stated that John
Bright will absent himself from the House
/ Va OIl llS OCCdSlOD Ot lllc ulNlSlOn
| on the second reading of the home rule bill
His example will be sure to have influence
on the other members.
Secret Meeting of NationaIists.
LONDON, May 14th. = The Nationalist
members of Parliament this afternoon had
a secret meeting in the House of Commons.
| Mr.. Parnell presided. 1t is understood
| that he laid before the assem- elage a num-
Der OF communications from Mr.. Gladstone
| suggesting certain notifications in the
home rule bill, and further concessions to
| the demands of the Radicals
On the Lookout for Breakers.
DUBLIN, May 14th.-One firm of manu-
| tacturers in the province ofIIlster has al
| ready concluded arrangements for the trans
fer of its mills to Germany. 1t is stated
that other Ulster firms are considering the
advisability of removal also.
Serious Outlook in Ireland.
LONDON. May 14th.-More firearms have
| been sold in Londonderry in the past three
| months than were sold during the previous
| five years. Orders have Just been given
| there for l, 900 new rifles
| Crowded meetings of Orangemen were
| held to-day at Newry and Mourne at which
| pledges were given not To submit to the
Dublin Parliament, and not to pay taxes.
| All present enrolled themselves for mill
tary service as volunteers. The Canad an
Orangemen promise support
House of Commons.
LONDON, May 14th.-In the House of
Commons, to-day, Mr. Brice, Under For
elgn Secretary, referring to the case of the
schooner David j. Adams. said that diplo-
matte action would be premature until the
| facts in connection with the seizure of the
schooner have been considered. Mr.. Jen-
| nings moved to impose tax on imported
| foreign manufactures that compete with
| English manufactures, and to reduce the
duties on tea, coffee and cocoa, with the
object OF increasing the revenue and inn
proving the condition of depressed indus
| tries. The motion OF Mr.. Jennings was
| negatived with division
Daring and Successful Robbery.
PArIs, May 14th.-M Pilot, an agent of
the Banque Descompte, in this city. W no
| fled after successfully uttering a large
amount OF forged paper, to-day suddenly
appeared in the private office Of Baron
Soubeyran, Director of the bank, and, at
| the point of loaded revolver, compelled
! him to sign three checks for $4,000, with
which Pilot then made good his escape.
Another Soudanese Mahdi in the Field.
CoNsTA NTINoPLE, May I4th.-A new Sou
| danese Mahdi, with fifty Arab followers
| recently appeared in the vicinity of Jiddah.
cut the telegraph wires and defeated a de-
| tachment of Turkish troops, killing and
woundlng many of the soldiers. Another
| detachment of troops overthrow the rebels
| and captured seven of them, whose heads
were exposed on spikes at the gates of
| Jiddah.
The Murderer of the Bfshop
MADRID, May 14th.-The trial of Father
| Galeste, the priest who assassinated Mon
signor Isquierdo, Bishop of Madrid, on
Palm Sunday, in front of the Cathedral.
has been set down for the end of Nav. The
| prosecutor will ask, besides the death
| penalty against the priest, that the sum
OF $4,000 be granted as an idemnity to the
| family of the Bishop.
Cholera in Italy.
RoaE, May 14th.-At Venice to day there
were reported sever new cases of cholera
and three deaths. At Bavi, five new cases
and nine deaths, and at Brindisi one new
case and one death.
Murdered in his Once.
BRUSSELS, May 14th.-M. earlier. a
prominent official connected with the Min
lstry of Railways, Posts, and Telegraphs,
was murdered in his office to-day
NO ROOM FOR ANARCHISTS.