Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-05

AoA"AiAL Law IN IRELAND.
LONDON Sept 4.-Lugan, Ireland, and sever.
al surrounding districts, have been dec,.r.d
onuef sne provisions of the peace Observation
act. p''e1 '"'ioh
HUNTING CETEwAYo DOWN.
dispatch from Durham saws the cao.,rr
reconnaissance has blown up King Oetewavo,s
po"oer magazine, ten miles from l,is ,aw Lra,i
Messengers from Cetewayo met Dir c.
. molse!ey tne 18th of August lsayinq the kino
was Wiling to submit and nav taxea hnr 49,
NC n country must be cleared Of British snIa;srs
Ing messengers were Informed, Ce,awswo -.
ally. "AAe''oef oncondltlon-
LIEUT.. COL. FLETCHER DEAD.
Lieut. Col. henry Charles FIetchar r,;,;t.r,.
secretary to Lord Duferiu during his Canadiau
wee royalty, is dead.
LATE HARVEST.
The lateness of harvest IA dero,.+r.+oa T.,
'ue 1acs that during the first week Of the nav
season H'oo0 quarters of home grown wheat
N we,e sofa IN the United Kingdom, aeains5 l33-
WV 9o"A 'eis AoI 'ne same period in 1878.
ITALY AND AUSTRIA
nome, Sept. 4.-The Italian irredenta orao-
lion Is exciting renewed attention in co,se-
qocnce Oh recent pamphlet issued by Coyone,
haymerle, brother OF Count Andrassv and
p.opaole successor of the Austro-H unparisn
premier, stating 1t Is fomented BY nnse-rn,
.oas mea, VINO are actuated by lust of CONQUEST.
ana tnat hatred of Austria is enconraued un
duly, because is thought a nrov;nc. ao,,ta III
more easily hiched from Austria than from an.
otner power. The Liberia, Conservative or-a-
ahu therefore having more moderate views m
Ioie1gh poutlcs than newspapers of the Left w.
peor W. 'ne pampnlet says Austria cannotex-
pssy 10y SHOULD declare Italian provinces still
unaer Austrian sway, belong to Austria NV fniI
r1sht, and shall continue TO do al ind..fy;il
oa inc other hand llaly cannot clsiu that Az
IRA should, merely to please her. restore v.im-
aole provinces, as Italy cannot think Of MAI
ing war IN her present condition. and Anew
cannot attack Italy merely for having war as
p.ia.lons. DOM parties should stop MAKING
'nhlncere AID sterotyped declarat;opps han;ns
tne question OF possession and irredenta Nov;
oences Tor the distant future.
THE ST. LEGER, -.....-
LONDON, Sept. 4.-The billing aoa;,st Uhoo,
Of Fortune for the St. Leeer is 100 to- T. :.
reported the FLY has been scratched ~ "
REFORM IN CUBA.
MADRID, Sept. 4.-The government 7n,aao
.ne coEtes snail discuss the projected reforms
~ cuoa. AFTER the royal marriage a minis
tetlal Dill IN the subject will be introduced in
- "@OhHA0 4OEWAru DIV tha +
tee on Coban Questions.
HIsR1Na THE QUEEN.
LONDON Sept. at is stated in Duhlin tha
.oto lieutenant has requested the police author.
NAes OF Limerick to make special renort If
tne circumstances under which Charles Stewart
h sa, at the recent banquet, suffered the
to nass wnlcn greeted the toast, 1.-THE Queen"
70 pass unnotlced, though he is 2 n,asistrata
ana member of parliament. s'-A'e
BRITISH GOLD.
LONDON, Sept. 4.-Bullion in the Rank of
England decreased 100000 the mast veal,
The hinancier says of gold received fro,, 49,.
East only 100000 were retained for evnort ~. ~
New York. Aoi export to
SWEDISH ARCTIC EXPLORATION.
do1HENBuno, Sweden, Sept. "A telegram
mas been received from Professor Nordenskiold
sne swedish arctic explorer, dated Yokohama
tne 30, as follows: All are well. We yaft
G G.nseI quarters a the 18th and doubled East
cape the Goth of July, and proceeded thence +o
lawrence -, Bay, Port Clarence and Behrine's
a asland. Have had no sickness and no sonrvy
me vega Is In excellent condition.
COMING BACK
y LONDON Sept. 4.-Uncas and Duke of Me-
genta will shortly be taken back to Ame,;c,
ine latter has become very bad roarer
JEWISH EMANCIPATION.
BELGRADE Sept. At is reported the skup-
tschlna' which was to meet to settle the Jewish
emancipation question, will not be summoned
II It's Is probable, therefore, that the powers will,
ocing pressure to bear on the Seryian. cab;net
WIN view to prompt solution of the matter
TOUCRy.
LONDON. Sept. 4.-The Times Berlin CORE.
spondent says an Odessa newspaper accuses tho
porte OF violating treaty obligations in allow.
ing an armed vessel, the Wyoming, to crn;se IN
me blaok Sea with the American amhassador
q Iarkey on board. The American consnI st
odes:a admits that the porte at frss rafnss5
Tssmlas,on, but yielded on the lauding by the