The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-09-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

GOLD FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF WAGES
FAILURE.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The Financier saws it is
understood that fl76,l4l worth of bar gold due
from the East will go to meet the American
demand, One hundred thousand pounds
ready been disposed of for America. One
hundred and eighty Thousand pounds are due
here from the East on the 2Sfh inst. As these
amounts are all that are now in transit from
the East, the whole of whatever demand may
arise from the United States will fail on the
stock held by the Bank of England, unless
remittances from France come to our aid.
The reduction of wages by the Staffordshire
earthen ware and china manufacturers is part.
ly attributed to the American protective
duties. The employers desire to return to the
workmen will be affected.
The proprietors of the Burnley coal fields
give notice of a reduction in the price of coal
Thomas W. Booke & Co.'s sheet iron and tin
plate works, near Cardiff, in constant opera
ton since 1740 were closed on Saturday last by
England. The South Wales district bank and
grown up around the works, the inhabitants
consisting solely of working people and their
families, and these, numbering 600 are now
destitute
Another party of farmers, numbering about
TO- left Liverpool, on Saturday, for America.
AN INCENDIARY SPEECH.
LONDON. Sept. 1.-Charles Stewart ParneIl
shome rule" member of the House of Com
mons for Meath. addressed a disorderly mob of
from 10000 10 10000 persons in limerick Satur.
day upon, the land question. He advised the
farmers to combine and pay no rent until they
got a reduction. The crowd applauded the
address, and shouted in favor of shooting
landlords and agents The platform was
finally stoned and much crushing and fighting
ensued.
LARGE RECEIPT OF GoLD-MoRE RIoTING.
LONDON, Sept. l.-Gold to the amount of
f21 600 was sent into the Bank of England yes
terday. Fifty thousand pounds were with
drawn for New York.
Rioting was renewed in Lurgan, Ireland
yesterday, when the funeral procession OF
Catholics was stoned by mob
CALLED HOME.
LONDON, Sept. LA dispatch to the Times
from Rangoon says: Colonel Brown, the
British resident at Mandaly, has left, as the
Government could not keep an officer of his
rank where he was not treated with respect.
The Moderate party is gaining ground"
THE GRAND TRUNK ROAD.
LONDON, Sept. I.-Sir Henry Tyler has writ
ten Colonel Grey that the Grand Trunk Rail-
way company, of Canada, can arrive at sat
isfactory conclusion with the Great Western
Railroad company without outside advice.
GREAT INDIGNATION.
LONDON, Sept. la dispatch from Tehikis-
lar says that great indignation is felt at the
English diplomatic action in preventing sup
plies being sent from Persia to General Lazar-
effs expedition against the Teke Turcomans.
A PROTEST TO LORD SALISBURY.
LONDON, Sept. IA dispatch to the Daily
News from Constsntinople says a meeting of
Euglishmen was held there Sunday, at which
a memorial was adopted, to be sent TO Lord
Salisbury, protesting against the proposed
new taxes on foreigners in Turkey.
wHALER cRUs HE'D IN THE ICE. ~,
Queen" of Dundee, Scotland, with IA whales
WAS caught in the ice in Lancaster Sound,
between Baffins bay and Barrows strait, and
crushed. The crew was saved.