Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-06
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.

GC1VO4 Jl1AN al j. A11eOs
The Midnight Score In the Pedestrian
Match-Banished Socislls ts-Proeress OF
the Expulslon Of Religious Orders From
France-Movements OF the Irish Land
Midnight Oaths to Tenants
The Prosecutions of the Leaders Making
Their Followers More Defiant
TIE IRISH LAND AarrAToRs.
DUBLIN, Nov. 6.-Au the agitators who were
indicted have now been served with the sum-
mons.
At tho land league meeting yesterday Par
nell said ne had reason to believe tho govern
ment desired to postpone tho trial until the
| January term, which would prevent those
traversera who are members OF parliament
from taking their seats In parliament in Feb
ruary. Parnell said he intended to press for
| an immediate and speedy trial.
band of men numbering 100, partly
armed and moving in military order traversed
an estate near Tralee Last night, forcing tenants
| to swear not to pay above q certain amount Of
| rent.
| The court of Queens bench this forenoon
was crowded until the court rose. It is said
| In behalf OF members Of the land league who
have four days In which to answer the sum-
pearance In court through their solicitors.
Several OF The most prominent had resolved to
conduct their own defense but have abandoned
that intention in defernee to the general desire
| to expedite the trials. A great indignation
meeting will be held Sunday at Rockdrum
near Wickton. An appeal by the land league
to the people of Ireland will be published this
afternoon.
New YORK, Nov. ga special to the telegram
from Dublin saws: "Ths prosecutions of the
leaders of the land league are beginning to
bear fruit in speeches of defiance and increased
violence, as evidenced at Westport yesterday
There was meeting of the league at that
place, at which the chairman, John Laville,
said: The people should now be more deter
mined than ever in asserting their rights. The
nationalists Of Ireland, England, Scotland and
America will no doubt convince the govern
ment by their prompt patriotic action that the
cause OF freedom, the banner Of which is now
raised in ireland, will not be put down with.
out gigantic struggle The land league In
Loughrea has issued an address, concluding as
follows: The solemn hour strikes upon the
dial OF time. The tear-blotted history of your
long suffering country flies open before YOU
Approach, men of Ireland, and write upon its
most glorious page the imperishable word of
freedom. God save Ireland Meetings are
now being held daily througout the country.
Twelve will be held next Sunday. Parnell will
County Glare. The organization shows i'm
provement daily.
DUBLIN, Nov. 5.-A policeman went to the
office of the land league to-day and denied
that detectives were Watching Parnell. The
address of the land league to the people
OF Ireland will be put in circulation
Saturday, and will also be sent to America It
declares that the agitation is thoroughly legal
and peaceful, and will be carried out peaceful
l., "a
concludes by asking contributions for defense.
LONDON, Nov. ga demonstration against
Parnell took place at Pontadown yesterday.
Fifty thousand orangemen and conservatives
were present. Maxwell Close, conservative
member of parliament for Armagh, presided.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-Orders have been given
for dispatch, of the Channel squadron to the
coast of Ireland Tuesday.
THE FRENCH RELIGIOUS DEGREES.
PARIS, Nov. 5.-The decision Of the tribunal
Of conflicts that the minister of Justice is
qualified to preside at Its setting render
it fore gone conclusion that the tribunal viii,
decide to refer the actions brought by the
Jesuits to the council of state, a thoroughly
republican body, instead Of the ordinary
courts.
The DEGREES were enforced here today
against the Dominicans Franciscans and
other unauthorized religious communities.
There was passive resistance and protests and
some of the sympathizers with the elected or.
ders were arrested for Insulting the police.
Several fresh designations of magistrates have
reached the government in consequence Of the
religious DEGREES in the provinces. Baffet. the
duke OeBroglie, and DePeyere have offered
succor to the Dominicans expelled their es-
Establishments, in this city.
Before the tribunal of conflicts TODAY NJ
Bobiel, of the counsel for the Jesuits, declared,
n lair nf al vaIS
congregations in Paris to-day, he considered all
further pleading useless in country where the
motto of the great is s'might is right
After three hours deliberation the tribunal
of conflicts confirmed the DEGREES obtained by
the projects of the Department of the Nerd and
Vancluse. with the object of changing the
venue in actions brought by the Jesuits againrt
the projects to recover possession of their
houses, from the departmental tribunals of
the council of state. The court further de-
clared the summons already obtained, by the
Jesuits against the prefect and the Judgments
given by the presidents of the the tribunals of
Lille and Avignon null and void. Numerous
kilograms from the provinces show that the
application of the decrees is universal, and
their enforcement will probably be completed
by Saturday.
Lord Lyons, the British ambassador, has
asked Minister Oonstans to grant en author1za-
tion to the English passienists in Paris and the
has consented.
TIE BANISHRD SOCIALISTS.
BERLIN, Nov. 5.-Persons expelled from
Hamburg and neighborhood in accordance with
the new socialist law, include Herr Hart
mann, member of the reichstag for Hamburg,
Herr Auer. Saxon deputy, and the whole staff
of the Gerichts Zeitunq.
THE PEDESTRIAN MATCH.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-The scores at midnight
Rowell 492; Littlewood 426; Dobler 40.
LONDON, Nov. 6,-Score at 8 O'Clock this
morning, Rowell 492, Littlewood 425, Dobler
412.
Board of Public Works-A Grist of Rou-
tine Business. -t
A regular meeting Of the board of public
works was held yesterday afternoon, all the
members being in attendance.
A number Of objections were heard to the
assessment for improving Tilton street, after
which the matter was laid over until the next