Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-16
CABLE CHRONICLES.
English Rail for Observation-Disclosures Sick
Emigrating Miners-Anti-Rent RuctiOn
In Observation-Disclosures

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ASuC>AOA
In Embellishments.
PARNEL1..
LONDON, Oct. 15.-It is reported from
Dublin that the Irish government authorities
contemplate legal proceedings against
| Charles s. Parnell, home rtle leader. The
Globe understands that Parnell, in response
to several pressing invitations, will 60 to
| America at the end of November, after the
termination of his political tour in England
for the organization of the Irish vote.
ALsAoE AND LORRAINE.
BERLIN, Oct. 15.-Field Marshal Count
Won Moltke has reported to the emperor
that considerable increase of military
defences in Alsace- Lorraine will be necessary.
GRAIN DUTIES.
BERLIN, Dot. l5.-In consequence of the
rise in the price of breadstutfs it is doubtful
if Germany will begin the levying of new
duties on grain by the LIST of January, 1880,
| as provided for by the tariff bill which passed
the reiohstag in July last.
THE THIRTEENTH PROTOCOL.
LONDON, Oct. ia dispatch from Vienna
! says there seems to be fair chance that no
more time will be wasted in improbable dis
| cussion as to matters of form by the Turco-
Greek frontier question. The several gov
| ernments, notably France, have advised
Greece to accept the Turkish offer to take
the thirteenth protocol of the treaty of Ber-
lin as basis for negotiation.
AMERICAN DEMANDS SUPPLIED.
/ The Pail Mall Gazette mentions as evil
n of f1,o ne fho a.
mand for iron that one of the principal
British railways has sold for American &C.
count, 10000 tons of old iron rails at "a per
ton, or about the price that new iron rails
commanded two months ago.
BISMARCK SICK.
A dispatch from Berlin says Bismarck is
suffering from neuralgia, and his doctors ad-
wise entire rest.
ANTI-RENT DEMONSTRATION.
LONDON, Oct. 15.-There was an anti-rent
demonstration at Belfast this evening, at
which Parnell and Beggar spoke. Resolu-
tions were passed declaring that at no time
in the history of Ireland was the want of a
native parliament more clearly demonstrat-
ed than by the present alarming distress and
by the continued and deliberate hostility of
the English government to Irish prosperity,
and that the establishment of q peasant
proprietary was the only practicable and
final solution of the land question. Dis
turbances were expected at the meeting in
consequence of tue strong feeling of the
Orangemen against Parnell, but no trouble
was reported.
MINERS EMIGRATION SCHEME.
LONDON, Oct. ia conference of dele
gates representing 100000 miners was held
to-day at Leeds, Macdonald presiding. A
resolution was passed in favor of national
emigration scheme to lessen COM
petition amongst miners. The scheme con-
sists of system of small weekly subscrip-
tiOns, subscribers after certain time to bal
lot for chances to emigrate. Those going
to America will receive s6 and passage
money; to Australia or New Zealand, s12
and passage money.
LORD DERBY.
LONDON, Oct. 15.-The Daily News an
nounces prominently that Lord Derby has
invited the Marquis of Harrington to stay
at Knowsly on the occasion of the latter g
visit to Lancashire to attend the great lib
eral meeting at Manchester. The Ne,os
leader says this will be understood to imply
that Lord Derby's influence will henceforth
be transferred to the liberals.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
| LONDON, Oct. 15.-Of the bullion with
drawn from the bank of England to-day
e164, 900 was for New York.
PARIS, Oct. 15.-Louis Belmonte, poet and
politician, is dead.
PARIS, Oct. 15.-The agricultural distress
| prevailing in several districts of Hungary is
increasing.
| Democrats should make an active canvass dr.
ing the nett fem days and secure large lists Of
names for the DAILY GLOBE. We eviU send it
1ooSt nail from nom until the election ia No,e,