Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-10

Burial OF the Russian Empress-The
French Edict Against the Jesuits-Portu-
gals Poet and His ero-Gladstone's FL
naneial Programme To be Announced to-
Day.
GLADsToNEs FINANCIAL PROGRAMME.
LONDON. June 9.-The morning Post says
the House OF. Commons will be asked to-mor-
row to go into committee of ways and means
to consider certain financial resolutions to
be moved by Gladstone, as chancellor of the
exchequer. 1t is believed the res
olutions will embrace PROPOSE.
tions of some magnitude, involving
the imposition of new taxatio n, reduction of
taxation and rearrangement of taxation.
The necessity of providing for excessive ex-
penditure on account of the Afghan war
will be put forward as one of the reasons for
disturbing the financial policy of the late
government, and making proposals very
much in the nature of supplemental
budget. It is also probable that a proposal
will be made to throw portion of the cost
of the Afghan war on the imperial revenues.
1t is understood Mr.. Gladstone will Thurs
day address the house of commons, i'm
pugning the financial policy of the late gov
ernment.
IRISH DISTRESS.
The lord mayor of Dublin has telegraphed
the mayor of every city in the United States
and Canada as follows: 81 regret to say
that funds are still needed for the relief of
distress in Ireland. In many districts the
pinch is now equal to any previous time.
The distress is much felt by farmers, who
dread the workhouse, but can get nothing
else until their crops come in. While deep
ly grateful for generous contributions al
ready received, cannot help asking further
assistance for the mansion house fund COM
mittee during this trying period"
BURIAL OF THE EMPRESS.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 9.-The funeral of
the Empress of Russia took place in Petro-
paulooski Fortress at 10 o'clock. ALI the
grand dukes, Duchesses, Princes and func-
tioneries assembled at the Fortress church,
where the emperor was later received by
them. The metropolitan mass of requeim
was then celebrated and the emperor placed
the imperial ermine beside the corpse, after
which the coffin was closed and borne to the
vault by the emperor and the grand dukes.
The forts fired minute guns during thecere
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Whilst the coffin was being lowered into the
vault, the emporer and grand dukes each
threw three handfuls of earth upon it.
THE DECREE AGAINST JEsUITs.
PARIS, June 9.-The projects of depart
ments in which Jesuit establishments are
situated have been instructed by the minister
of interior respecting the DEGREES against un-
authorized religious societies. The projects
must make clear distinction between Jesuit
and other unauthorized orders. The Jesuits
are not to be invited, like others, to have
themselves authorized, but are ordered to
dissolve, and on the 30th of June each COM
pany of Jesuits must evacuate the establish
ment it now occupies. For teaching
establishments, however, the respite is
prolonged till the 31st of August. Other un-
authorized orders will receive before the 30th
inst. an official summons to declare wheth-
er they intend submitting to the DEGREES.
Several projects expressed the conviction
that few of the orders would hand in their
status. The minister said he was of the
same opinion, but he believed there would
be exceptions.
CAMoENs THE GRAND AND HIS HERO.
LISBON, June 9.-The remains of Naseo
Da jana, bard of Camoens, the poet who
celebrated Dox Gams's deeds, were yesterday
removed across the Tazus to the monastery
of Belem. The occasionn was made one of
great public ceremonial throughout Portu-
pal.