Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-30
FOREIGN NEWS.

Continued Agitation in Ireland-A League
Meeting Forbidden-Floods In England
and Storm on the British Coasts-Resist.
People of Duloigno Preparing to Resist
the Cession of Their City.
THE STORM In ENGLAND.
LONDON, OCT. 29.-There have been serious
foods at Bomburg, Chester. Oolesville and
Derby. causing much damage to clops and
other property. The telegraph wires in Edin-
burg were blown down. Thousands of acres of
land were inundated in varions parts of Leices-
tershire Many Shield trawlers are missing
and it is feared their crews, numbering in all
forty-two men, have been lost. Numerous ves-
sells have been wrecked during the storm on
different parts of the coast with loss of life.
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Oct. GA. M. Sullivan. member
of parliament from the South, will be one of
the counsel for defense of the sgitators.
LONDON, Oct. ga Dublin dispatch to the
Times says the land league has received check
in its agitation, the magistrate of Ulster hav
ing forbidden meeting of the league at
Dunngannon, Monday next, because the anni-
versaries of William tho Third and of the gum
powder plot come in the first week in Novem-
ber, and the celebration of these events on the
one hand, and the meeting of the league on the
other. would be certain to inflame party spirit.
The report that arrests are to be made in Dub
lin and Kilkenny is unfounded.
LONDON, Oct. 2S.-An enthusiastic meeting
of loyal inhabitants of counties Antietam and
Belfast was held at Belfast last night. Seven
thousand persons were present. A resolution
was adopted denouncing agitation and assass-
ination.
LONDON, Oct. 29-Jno. Bright has written
gentleman in Waterford, hoping that among
the many plans now proposed something may
be found that will lead to great and per-
manent amendment of the Irish land system,
unless the agitation makes amendment impos-
sible.
correspondent at Dublin says the govern
ment has decided to increase the constabulary
by 1000 men. Walsh and Healy have COM
menced an action for false IMPRISONMENT
against the magistrate who signed the warrant
deposition contained no charge of any crime
known at law.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Oct. 29-The religious DEGREES were
carried out to- day against the Capuchins at
Perpignon and MarseilIes. The police were
obliged to force the doors, and several legiti-
mists, including the Marquis of Carcales and
the editor of the CHizsn, were arrested for
abetting resistance of the DEGREES.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-A correspondent at Paris
says the Marquis of Coirlois arrested for OPP
posing the execution of the religious DEGREES,
has been released.
PARIS, Oct. 29.-The Franciscans have been
expelled from their establishments in Rennes
and Avignon. At the latter place the police
were obliged to force doors and demolish bar
ricades, and the work of ejectment lasted
three hours. The superior declared that he
owned the building, but he was nevertheless
expelled. There was considerable excitement,
and fourteen persons, including eight women,
were arrested. The superior of the Capuckins,
at Peripegnon. at the appearance of the police,
produced an excommunication.
THE PRUssIAN LANTAa.
BERLIN, Oct. 29.-The lantag has elected
Herr Koeller, a German conssrvative, president;
Herr Buida, national liberal, and Herr Stenger.
free conservative, ice-presidents. Herr Here
man. the utramontane candidate for the vice.
presidency, failed of election, owing to the
split between the clericals and conservatives,
BERLIN Oct. 29.-The Of,eial Gazette pub
lished an announcement that the senate of
Hamburg has declared that city in a state of
siege.
THE DULCIGNo CEssIoN RESISTED.
PARIS, Oct. ga dispatch from Ragusas
says the inhabitants of Dulcigno have declared
their determination to resist even the Turkish
regulars, and have occupied St. Georges bridge
over the Bajona river, in order to oppose the
of the regulars. Ria Pasha is making
disposition of his troops to prevent the noun
taineers from assisting the people OF Dulcigno.
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