Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-01
More Irishmen Sentenced.

DUBLIN, January 31st.-Messrs. Roche
q Boland, merchants of Longford, have
| been sentenced to three months imprison-
ment each, and nine farmers to one month
| each, for taking part in an unlawful assem-
olage on the occasion of the release from
prison of Father Egan.
The trial of Blame, Member of Parlia-
ment for South Armagh, on charge of in
citing tenants to resist the authorities, took
place to-day. On conviction he was SER
| fenced to four months imprisonment
Notice OF appeal was given.
The Italians in Egypt.
| ROME January 31st.-An official report
| from Massowah states that the Italians will
occupy Ssati tomorrow, and that Sanmar.
zand, Commander-in-Ch of the Italian
expedition corps, will transfer his head.
quarters there
King Menelk of Shoa has revolted against
King John ofAbyssinia.
Accident to an Ocean Steamer.
LONDON. January 31st. The steamer
austrian, from Boston January 10Th. for
Liverpool, arrived off Browhead this even
ing with the Hamburg-A America line
steamer Sueva from New York January
18Th, for Hamburg, in tow. The Sueya's
shaft was broken. The Austrian will take
| her into Queenstown.
RubensteiRs Grandniece.
copyright 1888, BY tie California Associated Press.
VIENNA, January 3Ist. - Miss Never.
grandniece of Anton Rubenstein, gave a
concert here yesterday. 1t Wa marked
success. She is only eighteen years old.
put has composed music and written the
thereto OF an opera, of which portions
have been performed in public.
A "Shindy" in County Glare.
DUBLIN, January 31st.-Two evictions
were made at Kilmihil, County Clare, to.
day. The Sheriff was protected by force
OF 200 policemen. A mob in sympathy
with the tenants tolled the chapel bell
groaned, and threw missiles at the eyictors.
The police charged the people, and hot
skirmish took place.
The Roumanians Alarmed.
VIENNA, January 3lst.-Tbe report of the
diversion of Russian troops toward Bess-
arabia is confirmed. The Roumanians are
fearful that the Russians will cross the
Preuih in overwhelming numbers before
The Austrian troops can cooperate with the
Roumanians.
Gratifying to the Pope.
Copyght, 1855. by the Cali forria A.sociq.cd Pyess1
ROME, January 3lst.-An address has
been received by the Pope, in which large
number of Spanish Roman Catholic writers
and publicists assure the Pope that they
will not write anything in opposition to his
teaching.
The German Military Bill.
BERLIN January 31st.-The Bundesrath
to-day fixed the sum for carrying out the
provisions of the new military bill at 2Sl,-
800 900 marks. The bill was Immediately
afterwards introduced in the Reichstag.
The Russian Students.
ST.. PETERSBURG, January 31st.-After
quiet shall be restored at the University the
Government will remove the chiefs of the
departments who proved obnoxious to the
students. Among those to be retired is
Belianofa, the Minister of Public Instruc-
ton.
Smith Crawls Partly from His Hole,
LONDON, January 31st.-Jem Smith an
nounces that he will accept the challenge
of Sullivan, provided Sullivan will agree
to many conditions.
Medal for an American.
LONDON, January 31st.-The Geological
Society has conferred the Murchison medal
upon DR.. Newbury, of Columbia College,
New York.