Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-03
FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, November 1.-The Judge
at Maidstone has found true bill
against Arthur LeFoy for the mur>
der of Golden, in railroad carriage
OF a Brighton railway train, in June
last.
Rev. George Granville Bradley
was to day formally installed as dean
of Westminster, in the presence of a
large congregation.
The latest accounts of the shooting
affray at Belmullet, County Mayo,
last week, when the police, being at~
tackled, fired upon the people, show
that two persons are dead and twenty
wounded. A renewal of disturbances
is feared, and reinforcements have
been sent.
ALI collieries in Southwest Lanca
shire have stopped until Thursday.
The golfers have decided that if the
demand for an advance in their wages
is refused, they will only work four
days weekly,
The Standard says that in the
event of Mr.. Gladstone resigning
the chancellorship the exchequer
Right Hon. Hugh G. Childers,
present Secretary of State for war,
will succeed him and Lord North
brook, first Lord of the admiralty,
will take the war office,
and Sir Charles Dixie, under
foreign secretary, will probably take
the admiralty office. Rumors SINH
lar to those printed in the STANDARD,
relative to Mr.. Gladstone's retire
ment, are lie produced in some of Il Q
provincial papers, but influential
hbe.a q ore IS, such as the Manches
tei: GuaIt. al and Leeds Me curry,
ignore them.
BERLIN, November 1.-Corrected
and complete returs from 395 elec>
tion dist. lets show that of the suc-
ce3"ful candidates Al are conserva
tives, % free conservatives, 100 mem
bers OF the centre party, 81 nationa
liberals, "a secessionists, 35 progress
lists, 3 members of the party of the
people, Is poles, and IL particular
lists and protectors. The politics of
4 of the successful candidates is not
defined. One hundred second bal
lots are necessary.
LONDON, November 1.-The Free
mans Journal predicts that the land
court will fail because of an over
mass of business.
A. M. Sullivan has consented to
withhold his resignation as member
of Parliament for Meath for some
time, because an election at present
would inconveniece Parnell.
Heavy snow storms and gales are
reported throughout England. In
several parts of the midland coup
ties there ale two feet of snow on
the ground.
ST. PETERSBURG, November "a
correspondent of the daily Telegraph
says: [ have trustworthy information
tt t the police have just made al
important capture. Suspicious have
been directed TO the inmates cf 6
house in respectable quarter Of the
city. The police surrounded the
place at night, burst open the doors
and seized a man and woman who
were preparing dangerous explosives
Socialist pamphlets were found il
the rooms. The man is student il
the School of Mines.
Disturbances continue at Belmul
let County, Mayo. Thus far, four O.
the persons wounded in the affray
on Thursday last are dead, and si1
more deaths are expected. Two
hundred military and 200 police arr
on the spot, The roads leading t.
Aglow are blockaded with stones ant
the bridge has been broken for tht
purpose OF impeding the movement
of the military. Mr.. Gilhooly, sec
retary of Bantry, County Cork
branch of the Land League, was ar
rested last evening under the coer
cion act
MADRID, November 2.-The Quee,
is indisposed.
LONDON, November 2.-Parnell ha
been unanimously elected chairman
of the Cork chamber of commerce
Sexton has been released from
prison, his physicians certifying tina
bis life was in danger if longer con
fined.
A st. Petersburg correspondent
OF the Standard says: Last week
numerous Nlhilist proclamation
were distributed about the city, ant
several copies were thrown over tn
barracks of the Imperial Guard. I
is stated that the Gar has lately re-
cieved many threatening missives.
The Pail Mall Gazette this even
ing says: "There is no truth what
ever in the statement that there is
large amount of money in the Banl
of England which was deposited t.
the credit of the Confederate Gov
ernment, and is available for the pay
ment of Confederate bonds. We be
lieve it does not hold single penny
and doubt whether there is any sucl
money in any bank in this country
The whole story is gross fabrica
tion, and the fitting product of
speculation that has no substantial
/ foundation
The secretary of the Liverpoo
branch of the Land League has tele