Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-24
ERIN GO BRAGH.
The Excitement Over the Rent Matters
The People Determined to Resist Evic-
ion-Tne Approaching Marriage of AL
fnnso and Marie-Eugenie 10 be in At
tentsunCS
NO EvICTIoNs TO BE MADE,


f"nso and Marie-Eugenie 10 DO in At
tendance.
NO EvICTIoNs TO BE MADE.
LONDON. Nov. 22.-The meeting at Balla has
lost much of its Importance in consequence of
the announcement by Parnell last night that
the expected evictions at Balla, with respect to
lated, calling upon the people to assemble aud
reinstate tenants, will not be made, the rent
having been paid; but there will however be O
meeting. a London correspondent says the
discussion now principally turns on the point
whether the words used by Michael Davitt and
Others were within the sedition law, and
whether the government will be able to
obtain their conviction. There is much
doubt Of this, even among eminent law
yers. On the other hand there is no question
of general desire for some vindication of
the authority of the law. 1t ia not believed
there can be any section of the British people,
nor any considerable numbe: who do not wish
to sae al end of the agitation for non-pay-
ment OK rent. That being ended, it is
thought there would be an increased DISPOSE
ton to have regard to more acceptable claims
of the Irish politicians. Three additional
regiments are reported under orders to pro-
coed to Ireland. The -Army and N1vy Gozette
says no actual orders have been issued, warn
ing the regiments to be ready to 80 to Ireland.
LONDON, Nov. PA dispatch from Dublin
says the government has determined to ADAM
don all preliminary difficulties which might
obstruct the obtsinlng of loans from the board
OF public works, from the improvement of es-
tates, and i'll order to expedite expenditures
the money will be strictly for the employment
of unssillad labor. They will Immediately
give loans to land owners and sanitary boards.
They will add to the interest on the sum Dor
rowed, allowing two years grace. Repayment
therefore will begin at the beginning of the
effect in districts which the government will
declare to come under the designation of dis
tressed districts.
EMIGRATION ADVOCATED.
DUBLIN. Nov. 22.-Ths Irish Times states
that it Is possible the government may be in
duced, on memorial Of boards of guardians. to
grant money to assist emigration from locali-
ties where other arrangement is I'm able to cope
with any threatened calamity.
THE MEETING OF PROTEST.
LONDON, Nov. "a great meeting was held
to-day at Loonsmore, seven miles from Balla
Ireland. The chair was occupied by John
Louden, president Of the National land league
Of Mayo. Charles S. ParnelI, and Edmund
Dryer, Gray and several other prominent gen.
tlemen were present. Re- olutions were passed
proIestin. against the recent attempt of the
SoFeiHHitAG " Stin5 inc voice Or constitutional
agitation and drive the people
into acts OF violence, and also calling
on the people Of Ireland to maintain an atti-
tude Of self control which has hitherto char
acterized the movement, and to carefully alb
stain from giving the government any excuse
for inaugarating a policy Of coercion which
the meeting feels convinced they have in con-
temptation.
ALPHONsO's MARRIAGE.
LONDON, Now 22.-Later advices from Balla
Indicate that extraordinary precautions have
been taken by the government. More than
hundred policemen were stationed near the
place OF meeting, and some cavalry were in the
y,olnaty ready y for immediate action
the resolution already mentioned, one
ton that intended cvictions had been abandon
ed and another urging the people to continue
the agitation. Great excitement prevails in
Bella district and in adjoining counties.
number Of special correspondents OF the Lon
don press attended the meeting.
LONDON, Nov. 22.-Ex Empress Eugene ar
rived in Paris Thursday night by authorization
OF the government on her way to Spain. Au-
thorization was solicited through the medium
OF tho English embassy in Paris, aad at once
granted The ex-empress alighted at the resi-
dence of Duke De Monchy, whence she started
Friday morning for Madrid. During her stay
the doors of her host were vigorously closed to
prevent the slightest manifestation and any
marks of respectful homage on the part of her
partisans.
The Arch Duchess Marie Christine, the future
queen Of Spain, left for Madrid by special train
an hour before the Ex-Empress Eugene started
for that city.