Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-13
OVER THE OCEAN.
England and Franco Differing About the
; EgyptiOn Trouble-A Triple Murder by
An Irish Mob.
THE EGYPTIAN ARMY REVOLT


An Irish Mob.
THE EGYPTIAN ARMY REVOLT.
LONDON, Sept. 12.-The Times says the
Egyptian army must be disbanded. If there
is Intervention Turkey must be invited to
deal with the emergency. A. Cairo despatch
states that the officers refuse to accept the
conditions offered unless their previous de-
mands are first conceded, and boast that they
have the support of $4,000 Bedouins. Fears
are expressed I'M diplomatic circles
at Constaninople . that the situ-
alton in Egypt may lead to differences
ique Fraucaisc Paris) says it hopes malevo.
lent insinuatioDs concerning the two govern
ments whose joint influence saved Egypt
from imminent ruin, will be avoided The re-
marks of the more independent news press
shows prevalence of considerable suspicion
aud Willingness on the part of the various
sections of the opposition to make party cap
ital OF the Emeute;
MOB MURDER IN IRELAND.
CORK, Sept. 12.--Forty disguised men broke
into house belonging to three brothers nam
ed Mahoney, near Knocknager, and shot them,
probably fatally.
TRADE UNION RESOLUTION.
LONDON, Sept 1s. I'm the trades union con-
gress to-day, resolution, in substance as fol-
lows, was passed by acclama-
tion: The congress of the rep
resentative workmen of the United King
dom desires to express its detestation at
the attempt to assassinate President Garfield,
and Its coincidence with the President and his
family for the suffering and misery thereby
caused and with the people of America for the
1,cc - sroI lx,D rGo old fv,oh
ity, and it hopes he will recover and live long
to do good service 10 the great nation over
which he so worthily presides.
The Times replying to the French press says
the charges against England are absurd on
their face and viii not be retorted at all. Lon
don papers favor Turkey as opposed to the
example Of French military interference.
THE METHODIST ECUMENICAL.
LONDON, Sept. 13.-In the ecumenical
Methodist conference to-day in discussion of
the history of the relation of Methodism to
reform, and especially to the observance of
the Sabbath, Bishop Simpson deprecated the
statement that thare was q falling off in this
respect. Bishop McTyre condemned the prac.
tice of ministers in travelling Sundays. He
said they could travel to their appointed places
to preach Saturdays and return
Mondays. The second subject dis
cussed was the relation of Methodism
to the temperance movement. Vignett said
ministers should practice what they preached
in regard to temperance, otherwise their
missions would be useless. Farley condemned
ministers and members of the church who
drank liquors. He said he knew the ministry
of Virginia was not free from this, and he
would expel all ministers indulging in intoxi-
eating liquids.
THE IRISH EXHIBITION.
DUBLIN, Sept. 12.-The movement in favor
of Irish trades and manufactures is regarded
as solution of the labor problem. The sum
already subscribed towards the exhibition of
Irish manufactures is et ,146. A general
meeting for the purpose of organizing the ex-
hibItion will be held Wednesday next.
WILL LET THEM MEET.
GENEVA, Sept. l2.-If the proposed revolu-
tionary congress at Berne is conducted with
moderation the local authorities will not in
terfere. The federal government has no juris-
dlction.
GERMAN FREE CONSERVATIVES.
BERLIN, Sept. 12.-The Free Conservatives
have issued an electoral programme approving
the policy OF Bismarck, and demanding re-
vision of the law relating to right of domi.
cile and the introduction of laws against emf
grafton.