Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-04
ERIN AND THE EAST
The Troubles of Irelsnd Still Increasing-A
Feeling of Grave DIstrust-The Situation
of the Greek Boundary Question-vari-
GUS Foreign Notes.


Gus Foreign Notes.
IRELAND AND ITS AFFAIRS.
LONDON, Dec. 8.--Two hundred men ot
the artillery will go with the marines to Ire
land.
Her majesyt's ship Valorous starts for the
south of Ireland Monday with small arms
ammunition, buokshot, and steam pinnacs
armed with seven Founders for rive,
transit.
DUBLIN, Dec. 3.-The government has
ordered the prosecution Of the proprietor o1
the Sligo Champion for publishing notice
calling on tenant to relinquiah his farm.
The affidavits of Parnell, Bigger, j. D.
Sullivan. Sexton and Dillon, on which to
base their application for postponement OF
the trial on ground that the date already
fixed will interfere with their constitutional
right to be present when parliament meets,
were filed in the crown Office at O'Clock
last evening. The traversers will apply for
postponenent of the trial until the 25th of
January.
LONDON, Dec. S.-Excitement over the
Irish question increases. Lord Cranbrook,
conservative, speaking at Beach Hampstead
last night. declared that as the government
had failed to suspend the habeas corpus act,
If further outrages were committed the
blood would be on their heads. Lord
Justice James writes that the rent of Irish
holding should be fixed at twenty-five per
cent. over Grifath's valuation, and that any
landlord dissatisfied with this should be en-
titled to call upon the government to
purchase his land at a fair price. Col.
Gordon, who has been on q tour Of the
whole west of Ireland, writes that the oon-
dition of the people is worse than that of
any other in the world. gulf of antipathy
exists between them and the landlords, cit-
ing as q precedent the measures taken to
abolish slavery in the West Indies. He pro-
poses the government should buy out all the
landlords west of the Shannon ct cost of
es0,00O.000, which in great part will be re-
paid by the tenants, and the cancer will be
cured. He also proposes that the lands
thus accumulated be administered by land
commission supplemented by 40 immigra-
ton commission.
ITALIAN SYMPATHY wITE GREECE.
LONDON, Dec. 3.-The announcement is
made that Philo-Hellinic company of ac-
tion, composed of ex-Garibaldian officers,
has been constituted, with the aim of render
ing succor to Greece within legal limits,
should she commence war.
THE EASTERN COMPLICATIONS.
VIENNA, Dec 3.-Polsticaz Correspond
ence this evening publishes telegram from
Bodsic, which says Admiral Seymour has
given notice to the commanders of the vari-
ous squadrons of the dissolution of the COM
bined feet. The British squadron will leave
to morrow for Malta and the French SQUAD
ron for Toulon.
A dispatch from Ragusa to Reuters tele-
gram company says the Russian squadron of
the International fleet will sail for the
Pieraus, the Italian for Brendisi, and the
German for Trieste.
PARIS, Dec. Sit is semi officially an
nounced that the accounts published in
London respecting arrangements concluded
at Friedericsruhe between France and Ger
many for preventing Servia from becoming
kingdom, and restraining the inhabitants
OF other Turkish provinces and principali
ties, are unfounded, the only fact being
that France and Germany agree with all
the powers in advising Greece to follow q
wise and moderate policy.
Agence Russe, st. Petersburg, publishes
the following declaration: Gall the powers
are equally desirous of peace. 1t Is natural
there should be some difference as to the best
means of assuring it. Russia shares En-
glands views but places the maintenance of
European conceit above her own preferen-
ces, and will favor the course most condu-
Give to its confluence" The foregoing is
in reply to Russian newspaper criticism in
regard to Austria, France and Germany.
THE ANTI SEMITIC AGITATION.
BERLIN, Dec. 3.-The Jewish question
continues to attract much public attention.
The newspapers are debating it, pamphlets
are pouring fourth, tumults are taking place
among students. and an occasional fracas
still occurs in the streets. A large number
of eminent Jews will meet to consider steps
to defend themselves. 1t is proposed to es-
tablish journals to support their cause.