Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-30
RRAp1AuaH DEMONSTRATION.

the Tekke Turcomans.
BRADLAUaH DEMONSTRATION.
| LONDON, June 29.-From Ii, 600 to 70 GOO per-
sons were present at Bradlaugh's meeting in
| Trafalgar square last night. Under the inn
preston Bradlaugh would proceed to the house
| of commons after making his address, some
thousand of persons who had been attending
| the meeting in Trafalgar square rushed down
Parliament street to the palace and some S.O0O
| or 1000 got into Westminster hall, but the po-
| lice charged them and drove them through the
gates. Meanwhile several thousand persons
had assembled outside the ratings. A rein
forcement of police however, removed them to
the opposite side of the street in order to clear
the way to the house of commons.
DEMONSTRATION AGAINST TURKEY.
Sr. PETERSBURG, June 29.-One or more
Russian ships of war proceeding to Vlad-
| vostock, by way of the Suez canal, will, if
necessary, participate in making joint demon
stration against Turkey.
VOTE ON THE CHURCH BILL.
BEaL1N, June 29.-The majority by which the
church bill passed the Prussian diet included the
united conservatives and forty national liberals.
| The minority was composed of the party of the
| center Poles progessists and forty national
| liberals.
| GREEK TERRITORY.
Heinrich Kiepert, geographer, who drew up
| the conference map, estimates the territory
ceded to Greece to be 800 geographical square
miles, containing 100000 inhabitants
FRANCE OPPOSED TO FORCE.
EIntelligence has reached the foreign Office
from Paris that the French government would
never itself become party to the scheme for
| wringing from the Turks by force what they
might not be induced to give by reason.
VICTORY FOR THE PIG TAILS.
OABUL, June rs. Trustworthy reports have
been received here that some Russian troops
were defeated by the Chinese at Terck Pass,
and were pursued and again defeated at Kissel-
| hurghan, losing much ammunition and sup
plies. The Chinese have reached Gulcha.
PEAoE CONCLUDED.
LONDON, June ga telegram from Monte
| video reports that peace has been concluded at
| Buenos Ayres.
MAKING THE ISSUE.
In the house of commons Sir Stafford North
cote announced that he would move for the
rejection of Premier Gladstone's resolution
providing that all elected members shall be
permitted Go affirm, who may claim to do so,
instead of taking the parliamentary oath.
STATE OF SIEGE.
LONDON, June GA Gonatentiaeple dispatch
says the porte has ordered state of siege to be
Immediately proclaimed throughout the pro-
vinces on the Greek frontier.
COMMUNIST AMNESTY.
Paris dispatch says in the voting of the
| bureaux Of the senate yesterday for a COM
| mittee on the plenary amnesty bill 88 pro-
| nounced for amnesty, 1l9 against it and for
amendment to the bill excluding murderers
and incendiaries. There were II blank votes
and 20 absentees 30 that the fate of the bill is
uncertain. The conservative senators mostly
voted for amnesty and moderate republicans
opposed it. Although these proceedings are
not conclusive as to the ultimate result the
| coincidence of the anti Jesuit DEGREES and am
resty bill is favorable to the chances of tha
latter. Many senators recoil from the tri-
umphal entry of the communists at the very
| mement when the Jesuits are driven out.
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS SEVERED.
BRUSSELS, June 29.-The Journal d. Brus
| selleS announces that the minister of foreign
affairs has informed the papal nuncio in Brus.
| sells that the Belgian government would from
the 2Sth inst. cease diplomatic relations with
| the vatican.
ROME, June 29.-The vatican has sent fresh
| instructions to the Belgian bishops which rec
ommend prudence and while opposing the new
| educational law advises the bishops to keep
strictly within limits of the laws of the coun-
! try.
RELIGIOUS DEGREES.
PARIS, June 29.-Evening journals announce
| that the directors of all religious houses have
made preparations in expectation of the action
of the authorities tomorrow. All doors of re-
| ligious houses will be closed, and the police
| Will be obliged to effect fOrcible entrance and
| break open each individual cell. The Jesuits'
| houses only will be dealt with tomorrow. Up
| to the present time thirty magistrates have re-
| signed, sooner than execute the religious de-
crees The minister of justice filled their posts
| without delay. Jules Simon has refused to act
as reported on the senatorial amnesty COM
mittee.
STARVING KURDS.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 29.-The famine con-
tinues in the districts of Bayaziel Aiasbgerd
and Van, and the inhabitants are flying to
Russian territory Ten thousa persons,
chiefly Kurds, are reported to have persisted
| from hunger.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
| LONDON, June ga Cabul dispatch says
| Ghilza is harraEsing our communication. They
! attacked asconvoy and killed six and wounded
1 two of the escort.
| The Chinese army have occupied eastern
| Khokaua. and the Russians are retiring upon
Osh.
A Brussels dispatch says the rupture of rela-
| tions with the vatican was brought about by
the bishop OF Tournay, who is now in com.
| plete disagreement with the papal see.
A Paris dispatch says if theamnesty bill is not
voted by July IL, the Journal. official will before
that day publish DEGREES granting universal
pardon, and leaving the senate nothing TO con.
tend for but refusal of political rights to every
| person.
Hancock Ratification at Le Sueur.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
LIE SUEUR Minn.. June ga large and en-
thusiastic meeting was held this evening ii