Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-16
More Rent Troubles.

DUBLIN, January l5th.--A conflict o.
CURED at Gwedare yesterday between
peasants and party of police, collecting
rates. A woman was stabbed with a bav-
onet, girl was wounded with truncheon
and other persous were more or less seri-
ously wounded. Two arrests were made.
People are incensed at the police for max
ing seizures while tenants are in bed. At
Skibbereen, to-day, Bishop Ross preached
sermon, in which he vehemently de-
nounced the Coercion Act. He said the
time would come when no half measures
would suffice, and that if strong and good
men were not taken from them, he did not
hesitate to say the dawn of liberty and in
dependence was at hand.
Prussian Diet Opened.
BERLIN, January 15th-The Prussian
Diet was opened to-day. The royal speech
made no mention of foreign or military
ahairs. 1t declared there was hope that
the progress of Crown Prince Frederick
William toward recovery would be con-
tlnued. The condition of the finances of
the Empire are favorable beyond expecta-
ton. Bills will be submitted TO the Diet to
provide for Improvement in the condition
of the clergy of every denomination and
for abolition of the Widows and Orphans
Fund, which civil officials have heretofore
paid. The State will partially assume the
payment of teachers in the communal
school, and will contribute to the construc-
ton OF important railways.
Guilty of Cowardice.
DUBLIN January 15th.-As a result of the
official inquiry in the case of the ship AL
fred ID. Snow, which was recently lost off
Waterford. with all her crew, the coxswain
| of Dunmore lite-boat crew has been pro-
| nounced guilty of cowardice, in refusing
| TO launch his boat and make an attempt to
save the ships crew. At the time of the
wreck the coxswain resigned his office
rather than launch the life boat, as the
| ships crew were then actually drowning.
The Court of Inquiry holds that the crew
could undoubtedly have been saved if the
! life-boat had been launched.
That American Constitution.
ROME, January 15th.-Archbishop Ryan
has handed to the rector of the American
| Seminary President Clevelands letter, with
a volume of the American Constitution.
dedicated to the Pope. The rector will
present them on the occasion of the Pope's
reception to the American Bishops, in
| order to avoid putting his Holiness to the
fatigue OF giving a special audience.
Effect of Paper Money.
COSTA RIGA, January 18th. "A letter
| dated Callao. December 27th, SAYS: "In-
| Callao, owing to paper currency continu-
| ing to decrease in value. Disorders have
resulted in the market-places and streets,
and regular panic occurred"
Revolutionists Sentenced.
GUAYAoUIL, January 18th The War
Council has sentenced 10 death Luna and
Neies, two of the revolutionary chiefs taken
lately IN the province of Mandoi. Great
disorders are occurring in the Church. Sew
eral of the clergy have been confined by
the Bishop and others have been ordered
to pay fines. Many scandalous articles ap-
pear IN the press.
Ex-President Greyy.
PARIS, January 18th. - Ex-President
Grevy suffered stroke of apop!exy last
Monday. He has since been confined to
his bed, and physicians have been visiting
him twice daily. His condition was kept
secret as long as possible This is the
| second apoplectic attack the ex-President
has had.
Not Going to Rome.
LONDON, January 15th.-Mr. Gladstone,
through the newspapers, again returns his
thanks for the large number of birthday
congratulations which he has received.
The Daily NetcS says there is no foundation
for the report that Gladstone is going to
Rome.
Accidentally Shot.
PARIS, January 15th.-While hunting at
Rambouillet yesterday, General Bruyere
was severely wounded in the hip by an acci
dental discharge of the keepers gun Presi-
dent Carnot was one of the hunting party.
Cholera in Chile.
LIMA, January 15th.-'rhe latest cholera
returns, cabed by the Peruvian Medical
Commissioner in Chile, shows decrease ;
but the epidemic continues in full force in
the southern provinces.