Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-26
OVER THE OCEAN.
Gladstone Gives in Els Adherence to
Bradlaugh's Cause -Parneli's New Irish
Relief Bill In Parliament-Niscellane

Gladstone Gives in Els Adherence to
BradIaugh's Cause-Parneli's New Irish
Relief Bill In Parllament-ss siscsllaneous
IRISH LAND COMMISSION.
LONDON, June 25.-A Times dispatch from
Dublin says: At an influential meeting of the
Irish Land commission, Lord Donoughmore
presiding, numerous communications were
read urging that active measures be taken to
have Fosters amendment for disturbance bill
rejected. A memorial was adopted praying the
governor to withdraw the bill. 1t was also re-
solved to have petitions against the bill from
all parts of Ireland sent to both houses of par
lament
PARNELL's NEW BILL.
In the house of commons Parnell moved a
second reading of his new Irish relief bill, the
object of which was to appoint commission
for the relief Of distress, to consist
of chairman, two secretaries, and the princi-
pal organizations engaged IN the relief
of distress in Ireland for the last six months,
and that e200, ,00U of the Irish church fund
surplus be handed over to the commissioners to
be appropriated ss they deem fit. Foster, chief
secretary for lrelaud, said he could not assent
to a bill which proposed to adopt an entirely
new principle. He believed the government 8
course, aided by private charities, would be
sufficient to meet the evil. He regretted. he
said, that there had been fever in some
of the distressed districts, but there was no
evidence that it could be traced to famine, and
it was confined to very few places. The re-
ports he had received from Ireland, he said,
were re-assuring. Debate adjourned.
MORE FUNDS NEEDED.
DUBLIN, June 25.-At meeting of the Man.
sion House relief committee to-day. it was
stated authoritatively that the fund afforded
only three weeks supply, and it is only to charl-
table organizations that people can look to be
saved from famine for the next few months.
FIGHTING IN BUENos AYREs.
LONDON, June 25.-Private dispatches from
Buenos Ayres, June 22d, state fighting is going
on and many have been killed and wounded.
DIR. Tigelos, governor of the provine OF Buenos
Ayres, has issued q pronunciamentO. The city
of Buenos Ayres has been fortified, and the
unarmed population are fleeing.
THE TICHBoRNE.
LONDON, June 25.-In the court of appeals,
to-day, Lord Justice James gave judgment de-
nying the application of Thomas Caste, the
Tichborne claimant, to have the two sentences
passed on him for perjury made concurrent in
stead of consecutive.
BRADLAUGH.
This afternoon Bradlaugh took a seat in the
house of commons under the gallery outside
che bar of the house. Laboucher said he
would move Tuesday next to rescind the reso-
luton denying Bradlaugh the right to take the
oath or make affirmation. Gladstone said he
was unprepared to say what action he will take
The government, he said, will consider to-
morrow by what measuresIit proposes to recon-
slider Bradlaugh's rights. The question should
be considered next Tuesday. lis remarks
were received with loud cheers from the
liberals.
LONDON, June 25.-The Morning Post says:
We understand the following compromise will
be entered into by Premier Gladstone and La
boucher. The latter, acting for Bradlaugh,
was to abandon his intention of presenting
himself to take seat, on the pledge given by
Gladstone that he (Gladstone) would support,
as a vote of confidence il the government,
Laboucher's motion to rescind the resolution
of the house. Gladstone has thus pledged
himself and has committed the government
to Bradlaugh's cause.
THE GREEK FRONTIER.
BERLIN, June 25.-It is expected that the
supplementary conference will be able to con-
clude their labors tomorrow, and a protocol
will be then adopted, declaring the ambassadors
have fixed the Greek frontier. The ambassa-
dors will then report to their especial govern
nents, and the powers will dispatch the identi-
cal note to the Porte, announcing the decision
of the conference.