Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

Elected to Parliament-The Surrender of
DuIoigno-DervishP Pasha's Fight Sunday
Probably a Serious Affair.
THE mIsH AGITATION.
CoRK, Nov. 24.-Fourteen men were ar
rested this forenoon for participating in q
Fenian procession, from which shots were
fired. The police state that the shots were
directed towards them.
DUBLIN, Nov. 24.-Fifty. sacks Of
Baycott's newly threshed corn has been dis
patched from Loughmask to Gong for ship
ment to Galway, thence by train to Dublin.
They were sent to Gong under an escort Of
cavalry, infantry, police and Ulster men.
A landlord near Longhrea, named Ken
nedy, who recently refused to resist Sir
Richard Griffith's valuation, was fred at last
night while walking in his garden. Three
shots were fired, all Of which missed the in
tended victim.
LONDON, Nov. 24.-Healey, secretary of
Parnell, recently committed for trial on
charge of intimidating tenant farmer
named Manning, has been elected member
of parliament for Welford borough without
opposition. to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of VIM. A Redmon.
DUBLIN, Nov. 24.-The trials of the in
dicted land leaguers have been fixed for the
18th of December. Among the fourteen
men arrested at Cork this morning for par
ticipating in the Fenian procession is SOL
dier. The prisoners have been committed
for trial.
LONDON, Nov. 24.-Ths five persons ar
rested near IIsughre, county Galway, for as
sisting to reinstate family which had been
evicted, who were remanded for trial, have
been discharged, the magistrates stating
there was no case for jury.
DuLCIGNo.
CoNsrANTrNoPLE, Nov. 24.--Dervish Pasha
entered Dulcigno after slight engagement
with the Albanians. a convention Is to be
signed between the Aontenegrins and the
Turkish authorities. The former on de-
parture of Dervish Pasha will occupy the
town under protection of an international
feet.
RAaUsA, Nov. 34.-Dervish Pasha only
succeeded In entering Dulcigno after an en-
gagement with the Albanisns which lasted
eight hours. Both sides suffered consider
able loss.
THE SURRENDER.
LONDON, Nov. PA dispatch from Con-
stantinople says Dervish Pasha has re-.
quested Prince Of Montenegro to send dele
gates to Koria to arrange for the transfer of
Dulcigno, as he has sent Turkish delegate
here. The Montenegrin delegate has ac-
cordingly left Cottaro for Antiviri. Monte
negro, expect to enter Dulcigno in week.
TWO HUNDRED AND Fifty LIVES LOST.
LEaHoRN, Nov. 24.-The steamer Ortiga
came in collision this morning with the
French steamer Oncle Joseph, near Spezzia.
The Oncle Joseph was SO much injured she
soon sank. She had 800 persons on board,
only about 30 Of whom were saved. The
Ortiga has arrived at Leghorn, having also
been severely damaged.
THE ANTI-JEwIsH AGITATION.
BERLIN, Nov. 24.-The debate in the
chamber of deputies was expected to settle
the Jewish question, at least for the moment,
bot it seems to have only brought it to the
initial stage, and the discussion has been
taken up with redoubled energy by the
press.
INA STORM.
LONDON, Nov. 24.-The steamer State of
Nevada, which arrived at Glasgow on the
23d, from New York, encountered fearful
weather during the passage. Her deck house
was smashed and thirty head of cat tie killed.
She was hove to for two days.
WON'T SERVE.
DUBLIN, Nov. 24.-The merchants and
other citizens declare they will not serve on
the jury in state trials for fear of injury to
their business or murder.
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CHICAGO, Nov. A.-Interviews by the
Tribune with coal dealers, shows that there
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