, 1879-12-11

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drafted \ land meeting was held to-day Et
AShaaeur- ursr Castle Rtr, cpaniY Mayo.
~. .uOO bssng psvssn, McnFvs, IA op,Hlng
the case icr th- prosecution. pointed oGs
.hAl seliti1a meant uoi only cvvG violence
bat ANYTHING calculated tp iucite dissfseton
~ ~ SET cne class against another. AIRY
ss,lcatDF " Brlissl, s,tns-d 81 ere huc -
political prisoner, defended KILN. The
psisonsra al lookaA vsD aH,l eha,;sd uuson-
c,rpgdly.
SoxeFament Relief for ireland.
MlScHxsrEs, Nov. 2t.-The London cor
respondent q the Guardian says that Bea-
ecasSch on saturday last requested the at
ienda2,Na a: hls Othsisl residence Of a very
Active and p--miuCnI member Of tbs home
rCle rlrtv, With whom he eonyersgd long
tiSas ahop. the pelstlou oG Irish members tt
Parliament, PRAYING that the government re-
heve the YrevaslIng distress in many parts Of
ireland. the greatest II which results from
the scarcity Of fael. Loyd BsaccnsieA de.
clared TIA: the government was favorably
disposal 70 the prayer Of the memoriGlists,
aud they contemplate sending large quAnti-
ties OF coal 10 ports near the distressed dis.
t-iets, 70 be distributed by poor law oaicers
and rehsi committees at cost prlces.
American statistics I'm Demand.
LcSpoS. Nov. 25.-The iron masters Of
LanSrkshIre aud Ayrshire yesterday decided
to rescind the last advance OF q per cent. III
the wages in their employees. Copies Of re.
ports Of U. ). cossuls in Europe on the rate
Of wages paid to and the cost Of living OF
working classes in Europe have been dis
tributsd by ihe foreign oftiee to the chief
chambers Of commerce in England ct the
request OF the trades union congress. The
British foreign parliamentary committee, Sal
isbury secretary, has instructed Sir Edward
Thornton, British minister at Washington,
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trades unions. .u.
Trial OF Irisa Asitat0rs.
SLlGo. Nov. 2o.--Ihe court to-day was
again crowded with spectators. Killen and
Dayitt appeared cheerful and fearless, Mon
roe, queens counsel. said That il ne could
prove the uttsrance of Davitt's alleged
words, that the manhood of ireland should
spring to its feet and say it would tolerate
landlords and lsRdlordlsm no longer" the
magistrates would be bound to commit him.
POLES evidence was called 10 prove their ut
tarancs. AoREoe in the course OF his re-
marks said that Dayitt is probably the most
dangerous of Irish agitators, and especially
pointed to his language comparing the Zulu
assigar to the Irish pike. r3
There is SOME fear OF o riot as municipal
elections are beng held and the mayor is
ysEY unpopular. One hundred and twenty
soldiers are under arms in the barracks and
lO0 additional police are in readiness. All
the western districts are strongly garTissned.
cheap Labor I'm Demand.
OTTAWA, OST. Nov. % Il. is understood
that the G0vsFnment does not intend putting
in Pacific railway contracts provision for
bidding the use Of Chinese labor.
Surrender of AN HnsurseRt Cuban.
Havana, Nov. a5.-Pancho Juninez the
nOss influential insurecsiopary chief has
surrendered.