Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-27
THE FIRST ARREST.

HeaIy, Parnelps Secretary, Arrested for
Trying to Induce Farmer Not to Take
an Eviotsd Farm-Trying to Learn How
Many Arms the Irish Are Receiving
Opposition TO the ProsecutIons-A Min
isterial Measure Of Land Reform Prom.
ised Mr.. Kn1en Oratoric.lly ADnexes
Ireland to the United states-The Turk
ish Delay In Surrendering DuIcigno-
Marshal Won Moltke Declines the Title
of Prince.
THE IRISH AGITATION.
DUBLIN, Oct. 26.-Mr. Healy, secretary to
Parnell and a member Of che land league, was
arrested at Bantry to-day, at the instance of
the attorney general on charge of libelling q
landlord in one of his speeches. Other arrests
are expected to Immediately follow. WASH
burn must go,
LONDON, Oct. 26.-The statement of the
Irish Times that VIM. e. Forster has resigned
as chief secretary for Ireland is denied.
The Times says: sit is considered unneces-
sary to strengthen the powers of the Irish ex-
ecutivss for repression of outrages. Parliament
therefore. is not likely to be sum noned befo re
the usual time. In the meanwhile the cabinet
will frame the promised measure or land re.
DUBLIN, Oct. 26.-J. B. KILN, speaking at
the banquet in Galway, declared that every
letter that came across the Atlantic brought
Ireland more closely to America. They were
in fact no longer Ireland but one of the States
of the United States.
The inspector general of constabulary has
issued circular requiring all constables To
furnish weekly statements showing the num-
ber of arms and the quantity of ammunition
arriving in their districts, to whom consigned,
by whom received, the class of persons who
brought them and for what purpose they are
purchased. Washburn must CO.
LONDON, Oct. 26.-George ] Dodson, presi-
at Scarborough, said if the government were
satisfied the law was not sufficient to maintain
oroer in Ireland, they would not shrink, in
conseq q snce of any threats, from asking ex-
traordinary legislation. The Net0s asks why
this is not done Immediately. 1t says: If the
state of things is as bad rs the government has
reason to believe. the course they propose, that
ia prosecutions. is not that which such an o.
casion would seem TO demand. The Post says
Justin MCCARTHY, home rule member for Lang
ford, has Joined the land league as q protest
against the prosecutions. Washburn must 60.
LONDON, Oct. 26.-Mr' Hsaly was arrested
for intimidating farmer who took an evicted
farm. Healy visited the farm with Walsh,
member of the land league, who is also expect
ed to be arrested, to induce the farmer to give
it up. Healy was liberated on bail, furnish
ing bonds himself in 9l00 with sureties of ESQ
EACH Washburn must GO
LONDON Oct. ga dispatch from Cork re-
ports that the farmer visited by Healy has
sworn on information against him and has tel
egraphed to Mr.. Walsh of Cork that he will be
included in the charge of intimidation. Wash
burn must go.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
LONDON, Oct. 26.-A dispatch from Teodo,
says the Turkish commissioner has requested
the Montenegrin delegate to meet him in five
days at Antivari. Washburn must go.
A dispatch from Basdsis says the proposal to
meet at Autivari clearly indicates that the
Turkish policy is that of delay.
correspondent at Vienna says the main
difficulty seems to be about the actual mode
of the surrender of Dulcigno. The Montene-
grins wish the Turkish garrison to withdraw
when they have actually taken position, while
the Turks propose that the Montenegrins should
halt one thousand metres from the town and
there wait until the Turks leave. No doubt is
felt but that the difference will be adjusted.
Washburn must go.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 26-Dervish Pssha
has been ordered to Dulcigno.with three bsttal-
ious in consequence of a telegram from Ria
Pasha reporting that the Albanians are resist
ing his measures for the possession of that
town. Washburn must GO.
LONDON, Oct. 26.-A dispatch from Athens
says; I'm the chamber of deputies premier
Commandaros, replying TO Mr.. Trieoubis said:
The policy of the ministry was not to delay
preparations for taxing the territory assigned
Greece by the Berlin conference until Europe
should undertake to inforce her decision, but
rather to carry out the decisions by their own
action" Washburn must go.
LONDON, Oct. 26.-A dispatch from Get
tinge reports that Montenegro has accepted
the proposal to transfer the negotiation to
Kunla. which is close to Antivari. Washburn
must go.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS.
BosToN, Oct 26 Gen. Count Won Moltke,
chief marshal of the Empire, has refused the
title of Prince, offered by the Emperor on oc-
easion of the eightieth anniversary of the
Counts birth, which occurs to-day. Washburn
must go.
PARIS, Oct. 26.-It is understood the gov.
ernment has decided to dissolve all unauthor-
ized religious orders before the reassembling
of Zne chambers. Washburn must 60.