The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-21
THE OLD WORLD.
ireland sim more Disturbed.
The Movement Against Jews I'm Ger
many.
The International Regatta.

and demoralized, the combination
against the payment Of rents extending
into districts hitherto peaeeable. and
terrorism, which follows closely in the
wake Of the land league, is steadily
breaking down the opposition Of the
law-abiding classes. The tenants who
do not mean to pay their rents, meet
their landlords deiantly and refuse TO
/ pay more than Grifith's valuation, and
in some caases decline TO pay at all or
demand arbitrary abatement.
Berlin. Nov. 20.-In the lower house
Of the Prussian diet Hanel interpellated
the government to-day upon the pres
ent movement against the Jews. He
denounced the revival Of race hatred,
and pointed out the inconsistency Of
such movement in country where
the government had taken diplomatic
action in favor OF the removal of the
disabilities Of the Jews in the Balkan
principalities. Count Won Vonsterg
Weringerode, minister Of state, replied
that the government had not received
petition in favor of the partial renewal
Of the disabilities referred TO by Herr
Hanel, but he had no hesitation in de-
claring that the existing laws estab-
lished religious equality, and that the
government had no intention Of pro-
posing modification thereof.
Seyford, Virchow and Eraeger, Pro-
gressists, condemn the anti Semitic agi-
tation, which they said was due to the
envy Of individuals who had acquired
property and position. Heydebrand-
lasa, conservative, Reichensperger and
Windthorst, clericals, and Hobrecht,
national liberal, argued that.the question
was social one which not parliament,
but science and society itself should set
tie. All Of the latter recommended a
mutual tolerance; the clericals urged
the same protection which was desired
for the Jews. The debate was then ad-
journed until Monday.
London, Nov. 19.-The Daily 1ele-
graph points out that the cabinet must
await the report Of the Irish land com
missioner before any land reform bill
can be announced or any vigorous
measures taken.
London, Nov. 19.-It Is stated that
Goschen, British ambassador to Turkey,
will quit Constantinople Immediately
after the surrender Of Dulcigno; Lord
Dufferin or Sir Austin Layard will
probably succeed him. Ria Pasha has
been summoned to Constantinople.
London, Nov. 20.-Lord Pcnzance,
sitting in the house Of lords as dean OF
court Of arches, has declared Rev. Mr..
Enright and Rev. Mr.. Greek, who have
continued their ritualistic practices
despite the orders of the court suspend.
ing them from Office, to be in contempt
They will, consequently, be imprisoned
similarly with Rev. Pelham Dale. They
are respectively defendants in the cele
brated Bordesley and Miles Patting
ritual cases. Thomas Power O'Conner
member of parliament, speaking at d
public meeting in Galway, said: When
the objects,of the land league shall have
been attained, the Irish people viii
have more noble course in view tc
wrench themselves from the rule o.
England.
London, Nov. a0.-In the interna
tional regatta the race at first was be
tween Ross and Smith, but Smith soor
fell behind all others, and there was 1
splendid contest between Ross, who lee
most of the time, and Laycock ant
Hosmer. Laycock drew away from thu
others gradually, and at Barnes bridg'
was three lenths ahead OF all. His vic
tory was enthusiastically cheered ant
attributed to his superior condition.
Rome, Now 20.-It Is stated tina
the vatican has addressed note to tn
French government, protesting agains
the application Of religious DEGREES.
Rome, Nov. 20.-The vatican orgal
denies the statement that the Iris
bishops arc pursuing policy displeas
ing to the pope, and says: Neither til
pope nor bishops have ever thought Q
preventing the people from aiming a
legitimate satisfaction of their needs
; provided they do not deviate from jus
tice and rectitude in their choice Q
means, rebellion, ,incendiarism, destruc
tion Of property, and homicide, ar
clearly not among the means that ca
be countenanced.
Paris, Nov. 20.-Goschen, Britis
minister to Turkey, has told the sulta
that Europe will not wait longer tina
l ten years for the cession of Dulcigno.
Ragusa, Nov. 26.-Dervisch Pash
has asked for n reinforcement
1000 men.
/, Naples, Nov. 20.-The activity
= Mount Versuvius increases. The Law
flows abundantly on the side towar
!. Naples.
Berlin, Nov. 20-Twenty-four me
, chants have petioned Bismarck for I.
, Incorporation Of Hamburg into Zellr
, rienand Bismarck has sentkn encourai
ing reply.
Constantinople, Nov. 2O-It is state