Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-02


Hundred Workmen Thrown Out of EN-
ployment-Disorderly Demonstrations by
Tho Land Tenants OF Observation-Disclosures
ianeous.
DECLARED IN DEFAULT.
LONDON, Sept. John Macintosh. specu.
lator in American railways. whose checks were
returned Friday night, has been to-day de-
clare1 defaulter by the stock exchange.
GOLD FOR AMERICA.
The Fsnancier says it is understood El76, l4l
worth Of bar gold, due from the East, will 20
to America. One hundred thousand pounds,
brought by the steamer Pora last week. has al
readily been disposed Of for Americans One
hundred and eighty thousand pounds are due
here from the east on the 28th inst. As these
amounts are al now IN transit from the east.
the whole Of whatever demand may arse from
the United States will fall on the stock held by
the Bank of England, unless remittances from
France come to our aid.
LABOR DEPRESSION.
The reduction Of wages by the Stoffordshire
earthenware and china manufacturers. is partly
attributed to American productive duties. The
employees desire to return to the scale of wages
paid in 1871. Fifty thousand workmen will be
| affected. .srE -
The proprietors of the Bursley coal fields
give notice of reduction in prices of coal and
wages.
Thomas W. Brooke d Co., steel, iron and tin
plate works, near Cardiff, in constant opera
| zion, since l740. were closed ON SATURDAY. last
by order of the official liquidation of he Eas,
Of Englandand South Wales District bank and
| fifteen hundred workmen were paid off. Three
| villages had grown up around the works. the
I ia COLI 4f
pie and their families, and these, mum bering
6,OOO, are now destitute. 5a
| Another party of farmers, numbering about
twenty, left Liverpool Saturday for America.
HOME RULE RucT1oN.
Charles Stewart Parnell, home rule member
of the house of commons for Meath addressed
a disorderly mob of from ten to twenty thou
sand persons in Limerick on Saturday upon
The land question. he advised farmers to COM
blne and pay no more rent until they got re-
duction. The crowd applauded the address
! and shouted in favor of shooting landlords and
agents. The platform was finally stormed and
much crushing and fighting ensued.
! KING ALFoNso's MARRIAGE, m
LA GRANJA Sept. LIT is stated that the
council under the presidency of the king
will to-day finally fix November 2Sth as the
date for the marriage of King Alfonso and
Archduchess. Marie Christine. It is believed a
commission composed of Spanish senators and
deputies will go to Vienna to escort the bride
to Spain by way of Trieste Barcelonia. The
vessel conveying her to Barcelona will be es-
corted by four iron clads.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The Berlin German gov
ernmcnt, answering inquiries by foreign diplo-
matists, stated that General Won Manteuffels
mission to Warsaw is mere act of courtesy.
| with no direct political importance
CALCUTTA, via London, Sept. 1.-Sixty-one
thousand persons still employed on the re-
lief works in Bombay are receiving gratui.
| tious assistance. '.El "a $50
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The Fustian weavers at
Oldham. numbering 5000, resumed work to.
day at the reduction. The spinners will likely
follow.
LONDON, Sept. 1.--Gold to the amount of
700 was sent into the Bank of Eng
land yesterday and e50,000 withdrawn for New
York.
Rioting was renewed in Lurgoux, Ireland,
i yesterday, when funeral procession of Catho.
lies was stoned by mob. ,fs#s
BERLIN, Sept. lit is rumored the emperor
will start for Koenigsberg tomorrow to witness
the military manoeuvres and have an inter-
view en- route with the emperor of Russia.
| LONDON, Sept. 1.-The farmers Who sailed in
the steamer Ohio Saturday were bound for the
Western States. The Ohio also took eighteen
| Durham and Northumberland miners for Pitts
burgh and Lancaster, Ohio. ,.s ~.
John Henry Puleston, NJ. P. for Devonport,
did not sail for the United States Saturday.
being unable to obtain a berth. -
The match between Jos. KEN pster of Sunder-
land and ). N. Feeley of Barrowinfurness, for
E2OO, over the Tyne championship course to.
day. was won easily by Kempster by twenty
lengths. ,ag& .saat.q.s nm, nj :
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 1.-The report of
tho death of Gen. Lazereff is officially con.
frmed. Cause, dysentery.
| ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 1.-The American consul
has officially notified the Egyptian government
that the United States demand to be represent
ed upon the commission in liquidation of the
/ Egyptian debt. - s# 80 q a.i-5s
BERLIN, Sept. LIT is asserted that Big
marck will visit Andrassy the 18th inst, and
that Andrassy remain in Office Until that date
/ ODEN. Sept. 1.-While the anchor Of her
majesty's Corvette Euryulus was being low
cred, to-day, the capstain swung around, killing
O1vITA VEocHIA, Sept. l.-Garibaldi has
1 started for Capsera. He continues troubled
with arthritic pains.
PARIS Sept. l.-Advices thus far show
thirty councils general favor Ferry's educa
tional bill aud thirty-two oppose it, while
nineteen have not yet discussed the question.
HAVANA. Sept. 1.-The government has or
sells by Spanish officers. Oonsuls must limit
their Intervention to certifying signatures and
declaring their opinion about the sanitary con-
dition Of the port. This order is against the
United States laws of June 2, 1879. f.,i3s
QUEBEC, Sept. LIN the legislative council
the governments motion for conference with
the legislative assembly was voted down, Is to 8.
ST. JOHN. N. B.. Sept. 1.-The defeat of Wal
lace Ross was wholly unexpected and creates
! great surprise. 1t is estimated st. John men
lose $4,000. I'D j.
LONDON, Sept. 1.--Sir Henry Tyler has writ
ten to Col. Grey that the Grand Trunk Rail
! way company, of Canada, can arrive at a salts
factory conclusion with the Great Western
Railway company without outside advice.