Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-02

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manager of Jem Smith, says he would pre-
| fer to fight Smith in prize-ring with bare
| knuckles, the number of spectators to be
! limited to ten on each side, and the battle
| to take place in a fortnight after his meet
| ing with Mitchell.
Sullivan asserts that Smiths hacker pro-
posed to him to take part IN sham affair
in public with the object of making big
haul of gate money.
At Liberty Again.
| DUBLIN, February 1st-Ex-Lord Mayor
1 Sullivan, of Dublin, was released from
| Tullamore prison to-day, after two months
| confinement. A large crowd was gathered
| in front of the building and greeted Sulli-
van with great enthusiasm. Sullivan after
| wards received addresses from various dele
| cations.
Sullivan, in speech after his release
| from prison, said he once desired greater
measure of independence for Ireland, but
now he thought Gladstone's proposals were
a fair compromise, and would unite the
| two nations in peace and good fellowship
He urged the people to JON the National
League and to meet secretly, # they could
not meet openly.
The Churchill Bismarck Affair.
| BERLIN, February 1st-The Rachiston
referring to the report that Lord Randolph
| Churchill desired to visit Prince Bismarck
while in Germany but received through
Herbert Bismarck an intimation that the
| Chancellor was so fully occupied with pub
| lie business that he could not receive him,
says that those in position TO know the
| facts state that if Lord Randolph had init
/ mated desire to see Prince Bismarck the
latter would have been ready to receive
him, even although the visit might not
have been convenient either on account of
| e.
| ton to public business.
The sPope's Protestant. Pilgrims.
LONDON, February 1st.-The Times cor
respondent at Rome, in a dispatch giving
| the text OF the American pilgrims address
says the Pope has since been surprised to
learn that majority Of the pilgrims were
Pr0testants.
| The samecoTrespondent saws Archbishop
Walsh stated that in q private audience to
the Irish Bishops the Pope declared that
| the interests of Ireland would BE protected.
| Turk and Armeniaas.
CSf7sTANTIEos1E, February ast. = The
| Sultan has requested the Armenian
Patriszch to withdraw his resignation.
| The Patriarch VIII refer the mater to the
Armenian Mar email Assembly.
The Armenian mixed Council has pro-
| tested 70 she Porte against the acton of the
III. kish officials, in breaking into and
destroying the Armenian convent near
Van.
Morlay.and Ripon.
LoNDoE February 1st-John Mot,ey and
the Marquis of Ripon went to DUBLIN to-
day. They 1eceived evations at the offer
ent stations a4 which eaeir train stoppeG.
LATER.-Ierd Ripon and Morley were
escorted froa Ehe station TO their hotsato-
night by t@aehlight procession, in which
fiftu
Irissr SiIErins In Rome.
ROME, February 1st=-The Pope to-das
received the Irass pilgrims and clergy, who,
presented him syith addresses express;1,
their devotion to The Holy See They also
brought number of gifts for the Pope.
After these had been presented the Pope
descended from tie throne and walked
down the ranks forEzed by the visitors, Civ
ing each his benexiiaion ana adding a few
kindly words.
His General Haaith Good.
SAN RENO, February 1st-The official
bulletin regarding Crown Prince Frederick
William Gays thu q partial thieLening has
superyened in the interior part Of the side
of the laryGz but, in consequence of the
detachment of the deaG particles the
swelling on tie left side hiss diminished.
TAe Princes general condition is normal
Mysterious Arrests in London.
LYNDON, February 1st.--Five mysterious
arrests have been made by the Lordon
police, and it is believed they were made
in connection with tie gigantic forged bond
frauds II which Ringgold Cooper, ts.e
American. who was recently arrested il
Paris for forgery upo2 the London ana |
Westminster Bauk, was the rincipal.
The Pope and the Irish Question.
ROME February 1sf In Vatican circieu /
the desire expressed by the Pope to the /
Irish pilgrims for e settlement & the Irish |
question is interpreted TO mean that the |
Pope's advice to Irishmen is to make peace
with England.
The Prince Takes Long Jauut.
BERLIN, February lst,-The CroYu