Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-01

Brought In the Courts In
an English Court Of an Alabama
Claim---Money Received Under the
Award Ordered Paid the Underwriters
---GeneraI and Political Old World
News.
THE JESUITS.
PARIS, June 30.-The Jesuit ohapels were
thronged Tuesday in the provinces. At Lille
five hundred persons. headed by the chairman
of the chamber of commerce, waited ON the
Jesuits to express sympathy for them. The
last of series of meetings was held in the
Paris Circque D'Hiver to protest against the
anti-Jesuit decrees. A considerable crowd a.
changed between the mob outside and those is-
suing from the hall. The mob hooted number
of priests who had been attending. In the
chamber of deputies yesterday Beaudry Das-
son, legitimist made an Intellectual attempt to
make political capital out of the foregoing af-
fair.
THE EJECTMENT.
PARIS, June 30.-The police arrived at the
Jesuit establishment on Rue Deserves, at four
this forenoon. They were Immediately admit
ted. Shortly after, crowd of five hundred
persons, composed largely of students and
women, collected. There was some shouting
for and against the DEGREES. The police partly
cleared the streets and refused to admit Beaudry
having arrived, the building was formally de-
clared closed. The Jesuits, accompanied by
several deputies and senators of the
right, departed amid great ex-
element, caused by demonstrations
of their sympathizers and counter demonstra-
hons. There were indignant cries against the
prefect of, police. In the ensuing scuffiue the
marquis of Lioncourt and the chief editor of
the Union, legitimist journal, were arrested. |.
Some of the fathers locked themselves in their
cells, which had to be broken open. The last
left at $50. The police then cleared the street
snd Jesuits conducted lout by soldierssa bat
TALON of whom were present under arms. At
LONDON, June 30.-A Paris dispatch says the
Jesuits were led out by the police. The
crowd numbered several Thousand. There were
upwards of 1000 police. It is said Count De
Nun was amongst thoss arrested for shouting
''Down with the republic.
IN THE PROVINCES.
PARIS, June 3O.-Thronghou provinces
to-day the Jesuits quilted their establishments
under protest, declaring that they yielded to
compulson. At Avignon and Marseilles their
sympathizers were somewhat disoIderIy. At
Licens and Anglers the Jesuits have constituted
themselves as civil societies and the question
thus raised will be discussed in the courts on
the ID of July.
LEGAL PRO CEEDINGS.
Several Jesuit establishments are taking le-
gal proceedings against the commissioner Of
police for violating the domiciles and infring-
ing personal liberty. A semi official note has
been sent to the papers which, after announcing
that iexecution of the decree had
not led to disturbance in any
part of France, says that effect had
only to be given to-day to the DEGREES affecting
the Jesuits. As to other congregations the
DEGREES affecting them only constitutes sum
mons to place their position on a legal footing.
Material means for carrying out the DEGREES
would haYe been wanting if the government
had undertaken to act against all the cOngre-
cations simultaneously.
AN ALABAMA CLAIM DECIDED.
LONDON, June 30.-In the case of Burnard
We. Rhodoconachi, in the court of common
pleas, Lord Coleridge decided that defendant,
merchant who obtained the net sum of 81, 804
as compensation for tobacco destroyed by the
Alabama, must hand the amount to plaintiff,
an underwater, with whom the tobacco had
been insured, and who had paid on it as a total
loss. Lord Coleridge said defendant. being
possessed of money to which, according to
principles of English law, plaintiff was en-
titled, an English court must give 1t TO plain
tiff, despite the act of Congress of the United
States excluding the claims of underwriters.
RUSSIAN DEFEAT
LONDON, June 30.-A dispatch from Simla
says reports relative to Russian defeats by the
Chinese have been brought to Oabul by a
party of Khokana travellers, who were month
on their journey.
BAILIFF SHOT.
A bailiff who had been serving ejectments
was shot and killed by ambushed assailants in
the neighbornood of Balla, county Mayo.
HURRY1Na THE PORTE.
LONDON, June 30.-A dispatch from CoDstan-
tinople says: 1.-THE foreign ambassadors here
have given the porte clearly to understand that
if the porte accepts the suggestion in regard to
the surrender of Dulcigno it must execute it
without delay, or the powers will persist upon
the immediate execution of the previous con-
vention.
BRADLAUGH.
1t begins to be clear that Gladstore's resolu-
tions concerning Bradlaugh's case will be
carried.
MADRID, June 30.-Subscriptions to the
Cuban loan were opened to-day in Madrid and
Barcelona, and have been so liberal that the
loan is already twice covered.
REVENUE RETURNS.
LONDON, June 30.-Quarterly returns just
published show the gross revenue of the United
Kingdom for the fiscal year ended June 80.
1880, to be e81 962. .063 against 9S3 220 327 last
year, and for the last quarter of the present
year ELS, ,619,05S against Els 922, ,050 for the
same period the previous year. There is thus
net decrease in the year of E12, ,5S2.64, and a
net increase in the quarter of s6970,CS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 30.-The report of
Orlinsky, sent to examine into the cause of ag-
| ricultural success in the United States, will
soon be published. Orlinsky lays stress upon
the facilities for transportation and shipment
of grain in the United States, but draws no
conclusion and make no practical suggestions.
PETERSBURG, Va, June 30.-The Repub-
licans of the 4th congressional district to-day
Il