Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-21
action, and 10000 men will be out of EN-.
/, lOYment
FOREIGN.
CLAD, one and The irish Question

Glad. one and The Irish Question.
New Ygn X, December 20th.-Tbe Nn
and Erpress L ondon special says: Glad
stones silence 4 the present chaotic agita
ton concerning tn affairs of Ireland an
the threatened spin OF the Gladstones an
Parnellites, is constra I'd as indicating tha
he is unwilling to SUPP ort the open viola
ton of law such as is in. luded IN the Ian
Leagues plan of the Campaign, but
ready Immediately on the meeting OF Par
lament to rAove the urge ICY, in som
form, of ParneA's bill protec, ing tenant
from summary eviction. Writn.' 10 Lor'
Ripon, Gladstone saws: "Neitht T threat
of vengeance, nor violence OF langua ge, no
illegal combinations, nor resistance 10 Law
can have any countenance from us. Ih'
anti-rent leaders, despite the unfrien dly
attitude of the English Home Rulers, a-t
now ready to fight, and will exhaust eye1
means of resistance. they are concerting
new scheme to balk enforced rent col
lections.h
GiadstOne's Fealty to Home RsIe.
LONDON, December 20th-Gladstone in
a letter to Prof. James Stuart Member OF
Parliament, says be thinks that the Home
Rule measures are conservative in the
truest sense of the term. He adds that if
he can help in some measure to settle the
aftlirs of Ireland he will confer upon Great
Britain service greater than any be has
as yet been able to do.
Father Fahey Released.
DUBLIN, December 20th.-Father Fahey.
the priest who, early in September, was
sentenced to six months Imprisonment for
refusing to give bail for good behavior was
to-day released unconditionally from the
Galway Jail in which he had been since
confined. 1t will be rememb bered that
Father Fahey inte-ceded with agent
Lewis, of the Clanricarde estate, in behalf
of number of tenants belonging. to the
priests parish, in Woodford, and who were
unable to pay their rents. Eviction was
threatened. and Father Fahey went to
save them from being put into the roadway.
Lewis treated the priest harshly, and as the
latter left he said to Lewis: " You are hard
hearted towards Gods Door. You may re-
pent of it," Lewis at once had the priest
arrested and charged him with threatening
his life, even going so far as to declare that
Father Fahey said he would have him
murdered. The magistrates ordered Father
Fahey to give bail for good behavior or 90
to jail. He refused to furnish the bail. for
the reason that it would be regarded as an
admission that the charge against him was
true. He was accordingly imprisoned.
The priest met with an ovation on his re-
lease. The city of Galway will be illumi-
mated tonight in his honor.
They Are Both Angels of Purity.
LONDON, December 20th.-The Colin
Campbell case was given TO the jury to-day.
They retired, and at 10 o'clock they re-
turned with a verdict They found that
Lord Colin Campbell had not committed
adultery, and that Lady Colin had not
committed adultery with any of the CO.
respondents. The jury added rider that
the conduct of General Butler lin not ap-
pearing as a witnessl was unworthy of a
gentleman and an officer, and had caused
the only difficulty which the Jury ex-
perienced in reaching a decision. The an
nouncement of the verdict was received
with applause.
THE NATURAL RESULT.
LONDON, December Goth. The newspa-
pers, in their comments ON the Campbell
trial, express the opinion that, although
the verdict is unsatisfactory, the jury could
have come to no other conclusion, and that
the case shows the necessity for an altera-
ton of the divorce laws.
WHO WILL PAY THE FIDDLER?
Lord Colin having failed to prove the
charges against his wife and against the
correspondents, the costs will fall on
him. The costs of the trial amount to
about $3.50 These are fees for counsel,
cost of working up the case, etc. 1t is sup
posed the Duke of Argyle will have to bear
almost the whole of this expense, and as
he is poor man it will almost ruin him.
German Affairs.
BERLIN, December Doth. = Spain has
granted 10 Germany the same trade privi-
lcges in the West Indies as America enjoys
under the favored nation " treaty.
The Reichstag Military Committee, by a
majority of u, has exempted clergymen
from military service
The Bundesrath has authorized the
further coinage of one-pfnennig pieces to
the amount of 100000 marks.
The ex-Queen of Hanover is seriously IL.
The Socialist paper, Thlringer WdLd Post,
has been seized at Munich for publishing
an article written by Liebnicht, entitled
" Farewell to America"
A gentleman has purchased and present
ed to the Germanic Museum the library of
the late DR.. Euler, of Frankfort There are
10000 volumes. mostly historical. The
price paid was 10000 marks.
1t is proposed to establish at Heiligen-
stadt a Beethoven Museum, comprising a
library, picture gallery and music acad-
emy, to be opened on the sixtieth anniver-
sary of Beethoven's death.
Encouraging to the Anti-Renters.
DUBLIN. December 20th.-The proceed
ings against David Sheehy, Parnellite men,
Der of Parliament for South Galway, for
accepting rents as trustee, under the plan
of the campaign" at Ternplemore, County
Tipperary, have been abandoned.
\ Family of Eight Asphyxiated.
DUBLIN, December 21,h-A family con-
sisting of six children and their parents
were asphyxiated by escaping gas last night
at Carrick-on-Suir, County Tipperary. Five
children were dead when found. and the
other child and the parents were still alive,
but they cannot survive.
A Ship Founde-ed.
LONDON, December 20th.-The steamship
Llanelly, sailing from Liverpool, has
foundered at HOlyhead Twelve persons
we're drowned.
Six Persons Killed.
BERLIN, December 20th.-Six persons
were killed by boiler explosion in the
town Of Lecco, Lombardy, to-day.
Wants a Bigger Ditch.
CAIRO, December 20th.-M. De Lesseps
has given 9S0,000 for Government land
along the line of the Suez Canal, to be used
in the work Of widening that waterway.
A Railway Horror.
LONDON, December 20th.-A terrific rail
way collision occurred at Charkow, Rus
sia, on Saturday, resulting in the killing
Of thirteen persons and injuring thirty
others.
Unionist Leaders Opinion.
New YoRK, December 21st-A. M.-The
Tri5une's London special says that in an in
terview yesterday Goschen, now recognized
(after Hartington) as the leader of the Lib
eral Unionists, expressed great satisfaction
with the determined stand taken by the
Government against the plan of the cam
paign in Ireland, TO which Parnell has not
yet given any opinion or adhesion. Go
schen said he cannot believe that Ameri-
cans will approve of a political device
which simply consists in the unauthorized
appropriation of money, due from one man
to another, by third man who is the
nominee of the debtor, but not accepted by
the creditor There can be no doubt" he
said. that the Liberal UnionAs, as a
body, will support the Government in any
measure necessary to suppress the plan of
the campaign"
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