National Republican., 1880-11-02
MORNING NEWS BY CABLE.
Progress Of the International Pedestrian
Contest.
The Best Timo Exooled by EowcIl and Dob
ler-rho Irish Agitation.-A New
Sorvlan Ministry.
Tho International yynlIs.

LONDON. Nov. 1-At5 p. m. thoscorcs were as fol-
lows Rowoll, ll2 miles and four laps, Littlcw God,
l0l miles aud three laps; Doblor 106 miles and one
lap: Howard Sc miles and six laps; Pegrom, IS
miles aud one lap, Blower Brown broke down.
lie was visited by doctor who declared that rest
for him was imperative. Hc was assisted from tho
hall by his friends supporting considerably. The
other men continue IN good condition. II Is
stated that Pcgram started with the intention OF
doing only 700 miles the tirst day
LONDON, Nov. l.--At $3.50 o'clock this evening tho
scores wcrc as follows Rowell 1877 Dobler, lS0;
liitcwoud, l2O; Howard. lOl; pcgrum, 50, and of
the track. Rowell and Dobor have beaten tho
minutes and Rowcll by much more. Brown was
compelled TO withdraw franz the track IN conse-
queence Of tho swelling ofe vein in the groin.
Al 3 o'clock this morning the score stood:
Rowell l52 miles; Iduewood, l2G miles aud liye
aps; Bobler, y miles; Howard, ll2 miles and two
laps; Pegram Sc miles and two laps.
Irish Labor Mntters.
LONDON, Nov. 1.--Mr Parnel speaking nt the
meeting In Limerick on Sunday said that parlia-
ment would not reduce rents, but when the farm.
tericre and render continuation Of the agitation
useless. II was necessary to adopt n platform
which would profit laborers as much as farmers.
They had got rid of the great propretors in France,
Prussia and Belgium; why not in Ireland: IIe
advised the people TO offer Just rent to proprio-
tors then the question might be settled this
winter
BANrRY Nov 1.-The town is crowded to-day
IN consequences Of its being Il catholic holiday. In
the examination of Hcnly OH the charge OF at
tempting to intimidate tenant farmer the police
have been largely reinforced
LONDON, Nov. 1.--Bcfore the court Of sessions at
Bantry to-day in the case of Messrs Henly aud
Walsh, accused Of having attempted to intmldato
Mr.. Manning tenant flgmer, the prosecution de-
clared that when the defendants visited Mr.. Man
ming they told him that his crops would be left to
rot if the farm was not surrendered to the eyiced
tenant The counsel for the prosecution was in
struced by The attorneygencral to ask that the de-
PENDANTS be committed for trial. The counsel for
the defense alleged that the agent for the land in
question, and not Mr.. Manning, originated tho
prosecution.
LONDON Now 1-NIr. Pamell visited Limerick
| to-day. lie was met u mile from town by Il recep-
corted by procession of500l0 persons, including
| 1900 horscmen. MessTs. Dillon O'ShaughneSsy
| and W. O'Sullivan, members OF parliament spoke
at subsequent meeting. There were lj0 extra
consabulary on duty, but the military were con-
fined to their barracks.
LONDON, Nov. 2:-DurIng tho proceedings at
Bantry yesterday Manning said he had no inten-
ton of prosecuting lIcay and Walsh until tho
police visited him. The police gave evidence that
Manning said no was afraid he would be shot. On
| this evidence tho defendants were committed for
trial. They were subscqu entity released on bail
DUBLIN, Nov 1-Messrs. Lieaiy and Walsh have
been committed for trial.
| 4 New seryIan Ministry.
BELGRADE, NOV. Ia new ministry has been
| formed, with NJ Pirotschunntch as priest, of the
council and minister Of justice VI. Miatoyich min
ister ofiureign affairs; NJ. Gata.chanm, minister of
the interior, and NJ. Lcschjan,n, minister OF war.
| The young conservative party Is predominant in
| the above combination
Change Of German Diplomats.
| PArr Nov. Herr Won Rudawitz the German
| cmblssadIr TO Franco, viii leave here on Wednes-
| dag TO resume MS post as German minister TO
| Athens IN consequences Of the recent changes in
! The situation thore Prince lToheulohO VIII re-
| turn 10 Paris rs soon Ns his health permits. In the
meanwhile NJ. BulUW, tho second secretary Of tho
| German embassy, viii act as charge doildlcs.
Failure OF Efforts for Mediation,
Tho department Of state IS advised By telegram
! from Mr.. Osborne, our minister 10 Chilli and Mr.
Chrisllancy, our minister 90 Peru that. tho confer
cnce between the bclligcrcnt powers under the
good offices Of the United stdes has closed without
any result.
THE NEWS cONFIR5tED VIA LONDON
| LoSpaG NOV "a telegram from Chill dated
October 2S says the negotiations for peace between
| Chill and Peru were irUircss. Pom refuses 10
| cedg Tarpucn. Preparations are being hurried
| for the Chi,ian expedition against Lima.