Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-29
OVER THE OCEAN.
Gen. SchObelOT for His Turcoman VIC
tory General European News.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON Jan. 2S.-In the house of commons
Parnell refused to allo O division tonight
II is considered probable the sitting will be
protracted all night
Debate on Forster's coercion bill was re-
sumed. VIM. johnson, solicitor general for
Ireland, said the question was whether the
authority of q responsible government was
to be enforced or an an irresponsible
the closing of the debate tonight. He assured
the house that the coercion bill would be used
judiciously and reasonably. AS meetings of the
land league increased so did the number of
agrarian crimes. The coercion bill was neces.
sary above all to remedy the failure of the ad-
ministration of justice in dealing with agra
rian crimes. Debate adjourned.
Cork, Jan. 27.-The land league here has
passed resolution summoning Shaw and Col.
thurst to resign their seats in the house OF
commons for seeding from the Parnellito
party.
LONDON, Jan. 81. The Times in its anan.
cial article says the Bank of France has tried
to cure the gold drain by issuing notes. This
has failed, as was predicted. 1t is quite posi-.
BILE now that the only resort for the bank is to
fall back on the silver standard, persuading as
many other countries as they can to ion
them
BERLIN, Jan. 81. - The federal council
has adopted Bismarck's bill establishing bien.
NAL budgets and quadriennial parlaments. In
the lower house of the Prussian diet, to-day,
Herr Werdthorst's resolution, declaring the
celebration of mass and administration of the
sacraments exempt from penalty, came up for
its second reading and was rejected, 254 to
215.
Bismarck opening the new Prussian eco
nomic council said: Whenever of late years
enquiries were made into the causes of retro.
gade movement in the economic life of the
people, essential differences of opinion have
been apparent. Therefore it had been thought
desirable to establish single central organ
whose members should possess technical
knowledge in order to give opinions with re
gard to the necessity and practicability of new
laws. The Prussian economical council must
bear in mind that it is to pave the way for
future economical council of Germany
LONDON, Jan. 27.--The Neics understands
that the ministers are inclined to accede to the
request of Nester and other liberals to divulge
the principal provisions of the land bill before
taking the coercion bill through Its ultimate
stages. The various parties have issued whips
in anticipation of q division on the first read
ing of Forster's bill tonight
Davitt is visiting London on his way to
Paris to invest a considerable amount of money
belonging to the land league. 1t is said the
league has already invested EAT 900 in foreign
funds.
LONDON, Jan. 27.-The home rule members
at meeting yesterday appointed a committee
to analyze the blue books giving details Of
agrarian offences in Ireland for the first nine
months of 1880. The analysis is to be circu.
lated among members of the house of COM
mons.
1t is understood Michael Davitt will quit
Ireland after the passage of the coercion bill.
LONDON, Jan. 2S.-After q meeting which
was attended by 10000 miners of Leigh yes
terday, a mob went to a Thornton colliery.
and q desperate riot ensued. The Hussars in
fantry and police were on the ground. The
riot act was read. The Hussars then charged
on the mob, and several miners and policemen
were injured.