Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-21
GENERAL FOREIGN.

LONDON, Jan. 2O.-3y the explosion of a
boiler at Densburry eleven persons were killed
and sixteen injured.
| The Bolton cotton masters, who own nearly
three-fourths of the spindles of that place,
will close their mills if the demand for an ad,
vance of wages is not withdrawn before the
end of the week. The dispute effects $4,000
operators. The Blackburn and Bolton masters
also refuse to advance wages.
One of the mines at Red Ruth, Cornwall,
was suddenly flooded to-day, and eight persons
drowned.
DUBLIN, Jan. 20.-It is stated Rev. Mr.. Con-
don, of Llsburn, has received several cases of
rifles or ammunition for distribution among
the Orangemen, who drill nightly in Orange
hail.
LONDON, Jan. 20-When debate on the ad.
dress was resumed tonight In commons,
Rogers pointed out the irregularity of Daw.
sons amendment, praying for assimilation of
the English and Irish borough franchise.
The speaker coincided in this opinion and the
amendment was then withdrawn, but was
brought up by Sexton in another form. After
debate Sexton's amendment was rejected, 81
to ia. O'Kelly, home ruler, moved further
amendment, asking the queen to guarantee
Irish people their constitutional rights. De-
bate followed, at the close of which O'Kelly's
amendment was rejected, 81 to IA, and the ad-
dress was adopted.
The Standard says, We understand one of the
results of the conference between the naval
and military commanders in Ireland is q re-
quest that large number of steam launches
and pinnaces be sent over for the purpose of
watching the coast and for speedy Transports
tion of detachments of police and troops
1t is stated that section Of liberals will not
vote on the coercion bills, unless the govern
ment discleses the nature of the land bill
Parnell will not 60 to Dublin to be present
at the conclusion of the Irish state trials.
Rowland P Blennerhassett, member for Ker-
ry, has completely severed his connection with
the home rulers.
A dispatch from Vienna says the porte has
formally declined arbitration of the Greek
question. France has not altogether aban-
doned the scheme of arbitration, but has al
lowed it to stand.
DUBLIN, Jan. 20.-The Irish state trials
were continued to-day, Sullivan and Dillon
speaking for the traversers. The court room
was crowded with spectators.
PARIS, Jan. 20.--The chambers reassembled
to-day. In the Senate Leon Say was reelected
president and Count Rampon Leroyer and Col
man, Republicans, and Baron De Larcy, Legiti-
mist, were elected vice-presidents. In the
chamber of deputies Gambetta was reelected
president, receiving 2S2 out of 376 votes. Bres-
son, of the Republican union, Phillopoliaux,
of the left center, and Senard of the Republican
left, were elected vice-presidents.
BERLIN, Jan. 20--The proposed meeting of
workmen to protest against the anti-Jewish
agitation has been prohibited by the police in
virtue of the provisions of the anti-socialist
law. The prohibition caused considerable
sensation.
THE HAGUE, Jan. 20.-Six thousand and
eighty-two persons have signed Prof.
Hastings address to the English people in re-
gard to the independence of Transvaal.
The Russians and Turcomans have had an
other severe engagement in front Of Groke
Teppe, brought on by a sortie of the Turco-
mans. At first the Turcomans gained an i'm
portant position in the investing works of the
Russians, but were finally driven back into
their own works with heavy loss The Rus.
sian loss was one officer and fifty-two men
killed, and five officers and ninety-six men
wounded.
The London Truth says the marriage Of Bar
oness Burdett Coutts will take place one day
next week by special license.
The marriage of Leopold De Rothschild,
youngestson Of the late Baron Lionel De Roths-
child, and Miss Perugia, of Trieste, took
place to-day; the Prince of Wales and other
persons of rank were in attendance.
company has been formed for the purpose
Of establishing line of steamens, to be built
with a view of facilitating the transfer of cat
tie from America. Capital stock s500, 1000
Four steamers of 1850 tons each will be built
The French government has withdrawn
the proposal to offer her mediatim to Greece
and Turkey.