Daily globe., 1881-08-31
OVER THE OCEAN.


LONDON, Aug. S0.-Dickson, in the event
Of his defeat in Tyrone, is mentioned as can.
didate for parliament for Monaghan in place
Of John Gwan, appointed assistant commits.
sioner under the land act.
THE LAND ACT ENDORSED.
The Pail Mall Gasette says Dillon frankly
expressed the conviction that the land act Of
fers to tenants such great and tangible boons
as cut the ground from beneath the feet OF
the revolutionary agitation, which 10 regarded
as the strongest confirmation OF the govern
ment policy.
GOLD FOR AMERICA.
LONDON, Aug. 30.-Sixty thousand pounds
worth Of gold was brought in in open mar
ket to-day for shipment to New York.
BRADLAUGH.
Bradlaugh has issued fresh manifesto to
the English people announcing his intention
to 60 to the house against the next session of
parliament and asking them to protect him
against unlawful violence.
GOLD WITHDRAWALS.
LONDON, Aug. 29.-The Times financial ar
ticle says it is stated orders for withdrawal of
gold from the Bank of England, which
had been received, have been wholly cancelled.
but as long as the New York money market
presents the appearance it does, and exchange
keeps weak as it is Withdrawals may be ex-
pected to continue.
WARM PRAISE.
The bishop of Tennessee, speaking at Sea-
forth, Sunday, referred to the spirit abroad in
the world to put down all authority. The dy-
ing President was Christian, he said. who
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throat. He was man who might be killed,
but not seduced from right
DETENTION OF SUSPECTS.
A memorial on the detention of suspects
will be submitted by the corporate bodies of
ireland, addressed to Gladstone, dwelling on
the impossibilities Of obtaining fair trial
of the land act while suspects are detained
LAND LEAGUE CONVENTION.
LONDON, Aug. 29.-The Land League con-
vention to which delegates from each branch
of the league in Great Britain were invited and
for which great preparations have been made,
opened at New Castle to day. About 200 dele.
gates present.
MORE RAIN.
There were renewed storms of rain and wind
in various parts of Great Britain Sunday
night and this morning.
GREAT FIRES.
LONDON, Aug. 29.-A Paris correspondent
says: A number of fires are reported in Al
geria. ALI the country around Philippevale
to the extent of sixty square kilometers, is one
one vast confagratlon. stova, the port of
Phlllipevale, has been destroyed. A forest of
cork trees is ablaze, and the flames, famed by
a violent wind, are carrying all before them.
1t is hardly possible for the garrison and pop
ulation to effect anything in the way of sub
DUNG the fires, owing to the heat. 1t is feared
the fires originated with the Arabs.
REMANDED TO JAIL.
DUBLIN, Aug. 29.-Thomas Brennan, late
secretary of the Land League, has received q
formal notice from the Irish executive that he
is remanded TO Kilmainham Jail for further
period of three months.
A large force of men have arrived at Boy
colts house, Lughmaask, to assist in gather
ing the crop.
SATISFIED.
CoRK, Aug. 30. There was small attend
ance at the weekly meeting of the Land League
in this city. 1t caused much comment and it
is attributed to the fact that the land act has
afforded the farmers some satisfaction.