Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-14
IN FOREIGN LANDS.
PAPAL BULL AGAINST THE
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Another IIiBo Horror-Si Situation at
Belfast-A Compromise Possible
Cholera Reports.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES to THE zsoorD-rssoy.I



The authorities intend to order the tavern
| closed at . O'Clock this evening. and keel
! closed until 10 o'clock Monday. The ex
| Citement occasioned by the Tiots has beer
revived by the outrage committed by tn
/ Orangemen Of Queen s Iseal upon Cath
| oliC named Johnson. TIE latter was re
| turning to his home fruIa work when b.
| was seized by the Orangenien and given
| coat of t2r and feathers. The Catholics arr
| very indignant st the outrage, and vow
revenge against the perpetrators. Five
hundred additional policemen arrived to
cay. Since Saturday fifty were seriously
wounded. The patients have been treated
at the Royal Hospital Two hundred more
have been cared tor at private surgeries
and il IS estimated that probably 300 others
received wounds IN the riots whose cases
have not been reported.
New YoEK, August 13th-The HeralFs
Belfast cablegram says By common con-
sent both the Catholics and Protestants are
outstanding their resources and their am
muntion for what is expected to be great
struggle. The Catholic anniversary OF the
Feast OF the Assumption occurs next Sun
day. All say they will not permit the
slightest approach to Catholic procession
on that day. Some show no hesitation in
threatening TO Kill all Catholics caught
ridingin carriages then, or who in any way
celebrate the day. The Catholic leaders
promise to use every effort to prevent q
procession or other irritating display.
Neither side expects renewal Of the riot
ing until Sunday.
new YoRK, August 19th.-The Worlds
Belfast cablegram says: Every mans re-
hgion is known here 1t is the strangest
mixture of religion, politics and deviltry
known in the history of latter-day civiliza-
ton The line is as clearly draw n as it was
when the Huguenots were massacred in
the streets of Paris The riotous districts
embrace about one-third Of the city, and
the population is dense. They are all
working people or loafers. Counting in
the women and children two-thirds of them
are loafers. and may be seen at any hour of
the day hanging about the fronts of doors
or at the street corners. They are all out
to look at every passer-by, and to mark
him. If they think he is suspicious
character-that is, not of their kind-they
inevitably make some sort of hostile dem
onstration, unless restrained by the pres
ence ofthe police or the soldiery.
The Course of the Government.
NEW YORK, August 13th.-T. P. O'Con-
nor sends a cablegram from London to the
Star, IN which he says. " Salisbury for the
moment means coercion, and the landlords
are to have things all their own way at
present The remedies for the admitted
evils must stand aside until force has been
tried once more and found wanting. His
speech admits of 70 other Interpretation.
An overwhelming majority of the party is
carried away with the idea that the Tories
have 9 mandate to govern Ireland on the
old lines. SalisbuTy's blast of defiance Gre
ates little apprehen sion among the Ma
tionalists. The fact that coercion is at
length authoritatively acknowledged to be
the policy of the Tories clears the political
atmosphere. All the parties know now
what is ahead For the Nationalists the
path of duty is plain. 4 fierce attack on
the Government will be made as socn after
the House meets as opportunities can De
adyantageogsly made. Ireland will be
kept free from crime by the good sense and
moderation Of her people,
Cabinet Meeting.
LONDON, August I3th.-The Cabinet met
this afternoon and remained in session
two hours and half. All the Ministers
were present except Lord Ashbourn, Lord
Chancellor OF Ireland.
The Cabinet decided, among other things,
to appoint 4 Royal Commission TO in
OUlre INTO the Belfast 1iGtS.
The Cabinet finally approved the Queens
speech and Lord Salisbury will go to Os-
borne or Sunday to submit it to her Ma
the Cabinet were in favor of proroguing
Parliament until February, unless un-
looked-for events in Ireland should make
an autumn session necessary. Sir Richard
Hicks Beach, Chief Secretary for Ireland,
expressed confidence IN the Governments
ability TO preserve order without having
recourse to special legislation.
A Compromise Possible.
LONDON, August 18th. = In Downing
street last night a leading Tory statesman
stated that a compromise between the Par
nellites and the Government is still pos
sible, if the former will consent to a modi-
fication of their demands and submit
scheme based on a system ofself government
amounting to home rule IN all purely local
affairs, bUt short of a separate native
Legislature Independent of the Imperial
Parliament. The Cabinet considers that
the Tories were returned to power to resist
Gladstone's measures ard not to promote
theirs. They are doubtful whether home
rule would benefit the farmer or peasantry.
On the other hand they are convinced that
it would destroy commercial credit. The
remedy, therefore, is a compromise, and
the Government IS willing to be approached
on the subject
Meeting of Socialists
BRUssELs, August 13th.-It is believed
that no less than $1,000 workingmen will
attend the Socialist meeting next Sunday,
authorized by the BCrgomaster on condi-
ton that the parade to and from it avoided
the vicinity of the Kings palace. It is also
thought that a number Of men will take
part in the procession to the meeting. The
procession will pass along all the principal
streets and boulevards excepting those near
the Kings palace. Six thousand soldiers
have been detailed to guard the route of
the procession from disorder. Six thou
sand other soldiers VIII be stationed along
the line of march. AL the garrisons in the
neighborhood OF Brussels have been or
dered to be kept in readiness to move to
the Capital at moments notice or Sun
day
Socialists Fined.
LONDON. August 13th.-Williams and
Mainwaring, Socialistic leaders arrested
for holding a Socialists meeting at the
junction of Bell street and Edgware road,
July 18th, were to-day convicted of OBJ
structing the streets, and fined 500 each,
with the alternative of paying the fine OF
serving two months imprisonment. They
were given until Tuesday next to make up
their minds.
Under the Papai Ban.
QUEBEC, August 13th.-Rome has finally
spoken upon the question of the Knights
of Labor. The Society is unequivocally
condemned by the Holy See, and the
Bishops of the Church are enjoined to pro
ceed against It as against all secret societie;
under the Papal ban. Cardinal Tascherear
has lust communicated this decision to the
public here in the shape OF letter ad
dressed to the Bishop.
Terrible Explosion,
LoNDoS, August 13th.-A dispatch from
Leigh, Lancashire, states that terrible eI
plosion occurred this morning in the Woot
End colliery at that place. One hundred
ard forty miners were below at the time
! Many Of them were shockiugly burned
Two corpses have already been recoyere,
| from the mine, and IT is feared more vii
| be found. A later dispatch states that fort,
persisted by the explosion.