Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-20
OVER THE OCEAN.
Further Progress Toward Perfecting tho
Land BilI-SOcialistic Congress in Ses-
sion in L0ndon-Water Famine Threat
ened in Paris French Success in Alge-
ria-Miscellaneous.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE LAND BILL.

THE LAND BILL.
LONDON, July 19.-The Irish party in
the commons seem not quite so hostile to
the commissioners under the land bill on
second thought, though O'Donnell, who
is sometimes more extreme than even
Parnell, declares all unaccountable, and
says the home rulers will obstruct the
appointing clause. The conservatives
are not dissatisfied, as John E. Vernon,
who is a business member, is the conf
Dental agent of the two conservative
peers. It is believed the appointments
will smooth the way for a bill in the
house of lords The salaries of COM
missioners will be 5000 each. Sergeant
o. Hagganudial, member, will have rank
equal to that of puisne Judge of the COM
mon law decision of the high court of
justice.
The house of commons tonight took
up the land bill in committee, and clauses
46 to 30 inclusive, were passed, and ad-
journed.
soCIALIsTIC CONGRESS,
A meeting calling itself the Revolu-
tionary Congress, was held in London
last evening. Delegates from various
parts of Europe and America, represent
ing the extreme Democratic party inden-
titled with Herr Most, the imprisoned
Socialist, were present About 1000 at
tended, mostly workmen. Red flags
were displayed. Mrs. Lecompte, an
American lady delegate, described the
disappointment of small farmers going
west, depending on the illusory promises
of NJ fc
talists in possession of railways oppress
laborers, and raise the price of food in the
seaboard states. Louise Michael, a French
Communist. here spoke, and the male
delegates from America, Switzerland,
Italy and Germany followed. Prince
Krapelvine, the Russian Socialist, ap-
plauded the assassins of the Russian
Generals. 1t transpired during the pro-
ceedings that the Socialistic Congress
prohibited at Zunik, is sitting secretly in
London.
OPPOSITION.
DUBLIN, July 19.-At meeting of the
land league tonight Sexton said the only
thing positive was the land bill would
drive the Irish out of Ireland. Sargent
O'Hagan's career, he said, had not been
one of striking public consistency. Lit
ton, in the house of Commons, had dis
tinguished himself by an attack
on the genuine republicans of
Ireland than by any thing
else, and Vernon was landlord of land
lords. 1t was, he said, for the league to
consider whether they ought not to con-
vene representative assembly for the
purpose of deciding on their future
course.
Gordon, one of the traversers in the re-
cent state trial, has been found guilty for
having, after arrest, under coercion, in
cited the crowd to murder. Sentence de-
ferred
The land league received last week
1856 pounds.
The agricultural laborers' strike has
already spread to almost every part of
the county of Cork. Fears are enter
tanned for the safety of the harvest.
ANOTHER CABLE
The Eoening Post says that by the ar
rangement just concluded between the
German Telegraph company, of Berlin,
and the German Union Telegraph COM
pany, an independent cable will be laid
from Germany to Valencia, and thence to
the United States, at cost of f165,0
The capital will be raised by the issue of
preference shares, bearing 51s per cent.
interest.
LAST AUDIBLE WOhDS.
LONDON, July 19.-In convention to-
day the Arch bishop of Canterbury said
the last audible words of Dean Stanley
were: s'I have labored amidst many
frailties and much weakness to make
Westminster Abbey great center of re-
ligious and national life in truly liberal
spirit.
THE BOERS WIN.
1t has been agreed to give the whole of
the Transvaal to the Beers.
HEAT.
The heat continues in London and
Paris. In both cities the water supply is
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