Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-20
The Agila.ion in Ireland.

DUBLIN, December 19th.-A meeting is
to be held at Kilrush to protest against
Vandeleur's eviction process. The call for
the meeting is printed on handbills, and
concludes as follows:
People of Kllrushl At the most i'm
portant crisis in cur cJuntry's history you
are invited to become soldiers of Ireland,
under the banner of the National League"
Commoners Deasy, Harrington and Shee-
han spoke at Killarney to-day, denouncing
the acts of the Government Harrington
CONDEMNED the absence OF priests from the
meeting.
The proprietors of the United Ireland
have had their books, papers, etc, removed
to a place of safety, in view of the possible
seizure of the paper by the Government
If suppressed, the publication will be con-
tinued Just as when the Land League was
suppressed.
CommoDer Tanner, speaking at Coach
ford, Cork, day, prophesied the downfall
of the present Government within three
months. Commoner Hooper declared that
the tenants were capable of effecting an
honest combination, with or without the
"plan Of the campaign"
VIII Push Things, in ireland.
New York. December 19th.-The 7fi5-
une's London special SAYS: " Now that war
mouthpiece of the Tory Ministry, 1T is to
be waged unrelentingly all along the line.
This is something more than rhetorical
flourish. and means the active party in the
Cabinet have carried the day. The arrest
of Dillon and O'Brien at Longrea was made
in pursuance of q resolution taken before
Dillon's prosecution was begun. The Gov
eminent are really going to try conclusions
with the League. They have been told
they shrank from jury trials, and they re-
spond by issuing summOnses against six
leaders of the plan of the campaign for
conspiracy. The League seems quite ready
for the contest, in spite of O'Brien's rather
rather equivocal remark that he and his
friends don't mean to put his head in the
lions mouth We presume this signifies
that in legal contest they don't mean to
throw away any legal advantage. The
presence in Dublin of Mr.. Jenkins, bead of
the Criminal Investigation Department in
London, implies great deal.
Decidedly Frenchy.
PARIS, December 18th. = An event has
Just happened which offers strange COM
mentary upon the vapid character of the
war of revenge agitation now kept up in
France by General Boulanger and others,
and by papers like ReUdnche, the hackers of
which, by the way; are Museovite stock
brokers. Louis Ulbach brings out piece
tonight at the Theatre Municipal, entitled
The Five-Fingered Bazouk." The drama
is an excellent one, and the plot is as fol-
lows: One Madam Savine Darras (Mlle.
Tissandier) hires desperate Prussian SOL
der, during the celebration of the invasion
of France in 1892 by the Duke of Bruns-
wick, to murder her rich father inlaw, in
order to hasten the succession of her son
Robert tM Edmond Barbe) TO the old
mans fortune, and so hurry on his mar
riage with Madaline Pairice lMlle. A. Pre-
vost). The murder Is witnessed by Jeanne
Older Nine. Marie LaurentiA and Betonne,
housekeeper of doglike fidelity. who,
however, is nearly strangled by blood
thirsty man. In the end the crime is dis
covered, and all ends rather unhappily.
Now. here is whese the laugh comes in.
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