Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-01
FROM FOREIGN PARTS.

orapgenaen Joining the Land League-The
Solomon Islands Massacre Confirmed
Volcanic Eruption On the Sandwich
Islands-A Stream of Lava 90 Feet Deep,
400 Yards Wide and 80 Miles Long-De
Lesseps' sapguine Talk-Turkey and
Grsece-Writ OF Hsbeas Corpus for the
Imprisoned Ritualist.
WHAT DE LEssEPs SAYS.
LONDON, Nov. 30.-De Lesseps says: "I
have the confidence in the Panama canal I
had in the Suez canal. The Atlantic Pacific
breezes will make it the healthiest region in
the world. There are already excavators
made which will excavate $500 cubic metres
in an hour. Everything necessary is ready
to start the work. The co operation of
England alone will make the canal a fact.''
IRELAND AND ITS AFFAIRS.
LONDON, Nov. 30.-Two hundred marines
go to Ireland this week.
The Times says the appointment of Mr..
Shaw LIE Feyre, secretary of the admiralty, as
first commissioner Of works, is significant.
His views IN regard to Irish lands are we'll
known. He has made himself q special
champion of the clauses of the land act of
1870, intended to facilitate the purchase of
holdings by occupyers. In conducting Irish
measures especially he will doubtless prove
lieutenant to Gladstone and Forster.
DUBLIN, Nov. 30.-A large force of police,
accompanied by infantry and artillery, pro-
ceeded to New Pallas this forenoon to quiet
disturbance there.
The Gazette contains al offer of $1,000
reward for the discovery of the murderers of
WHEELER at Oola.
Cork, Nov. 30.-A barbarous outrage has
been committed in Tralee on q bailiff who
was in charge of house from which the
tenants had been evicted. A party of armed
men broke into the house, and slit the
bailff's ears. The bailiff tainted from the
loss of blood.
The police hut has been erected at New
PaIlas without disturbance.
DUBLIN, Nov. 30.-A circular has been
issued from the Office of the chief secretary
for Ireland to the seasonal crown solicitors
directing them not to absent themselves
more than twenty-four hours at time from
their respective counties, without special
leave, and to report to Forster all communi-
cations of the police in reference to outrages.
LONDON, Nov. 30.-A dispatch from Ports
mouth announces that 500 marines are to 90
to Ireland.
A dispatch from Tipperary reports that
the artillery detachment which went to New
Pallas left their guns behind at Limerick.
All the troops were withdrawn from New
Pallas after the police of the garrison had
been trebied.
DUBLIN, Nov. 30.-At a meeting of the
land league to day it was stated that several
Orange were members of the league and
that branches Of the league have been estab-
lisbed in every county in Ulster.
LONDON, Nov. 30.-A land meeting held at
Ballycastle. county Antrim, yesterday, was
failure. Only 200 persons were present and
the speakers were hissed.
THE IMPRISONED RrruAL1sT.
LONDON, Nov. 30.-In the case of Rev. T.
Pelham Dale, rector of ST. vedast, and i'm
prisoned for his obeying the orders of the
ecclesiastical court by carrying on ritualistic
practices, to-day, after long argument on
an application for q writ of habeas corpus
with view to his release on the ground of
| invalidity of proceedings against him, the
queens bench division, without expressing
an opinion on the point raised, granted q
writ returnable Monday, and also granted a
rule calling upoL the prosecution to prove
the validity of the proceedings against Dale.
THE SOLOMON 1sLANps MASSACRE.
LONDON, Nov. 30.-The admiralty have q
telegram confirming the report of the MUIR
der of the commander and six of the crew
of her msjesty's schooner Sandfy, at Solo
| mon islands in the South Pacific. The party
were attacked while some of them were
| bathing A party from the schooner, under
sub lieutenant, landed and recovered the
| bodies and destroyed the village, losing one
seaman killed and one wounded. The COM
modore on the South Pacific station will dis
patch another man-ofwar to the islands.
GREAT VOLCANIC ERUPTION.
San Francisco, Nov. 30.-Advices from
Honolulu describe an eruption of Mauni
Louro now in progress as one of the grand
est ever witnessed. II broke out November
5, about six miles from the summit, the era
ter throwing out two great streams of lava.
one of which is three miles long, over two
| hundred yards wide and about twenty feet
! deep. Terrible explosions accompany its
| flow. Some fears are entertained for the
safety of Hilo, although the flow is seemingly
! turning in another direction.
TURKEY AND GREECE.
CoNsTANT1NorLE, Nov. 30.-Said Pasha
has submitted to the sultan draft of note
requesting that the powers exercise friendly
pressure on Greece in view of delimitation of
| the frontier.
| ATHENS, Nov. 30.--Count Nony, the new
French minister, in presenting his creden.
1 fia1s f0 fhe king recoyo n, oy,dod ,r.lo-.x:.