Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-03
ENGLAND AND IRELAND.
Adjustmsnt Of Rents by the Land Commits
sioners-FAtal Result Of Reesnt Disturb
ances-Hitch In the Negotiations for
Commercial Treaty Between France and
Eogland, Etc.
GREAT BRITAIN.
sLADsTox1 ADv1sR.

9LAOSTON1 AOYuAb
LONDON, Nov. 2-The secretary Of the
Liverpool branch OF the Land League tele-
graphs Gladstone as follows; elections yes
terday show how your resources of civilization
are appreciated by 10000 Irish citisens.'
APPLYING TO THE LAND coA,nsaIoH1Rs.
LIMERICK, Nov. 1.-TWO thonsand tenant
farmers in county Limerick have resolved to
apply to the land commissioners to fix Judi
cial rent or set aside unjust leases.
TIE ENGLISH cABIxRT.
LoNDo1, Nov. "a Cabinet counail has
been summoned to meet early next week.
aExToN's uNDERsrANprxe
1t is stated that Sexton has bean given to
understand that he is to go to France as a
condition Of his release from prlAan.
MsrrRBANcEs CONTINUED.
Disturbances continue at Belmullet, county
Mayo. Thus far four persons wounded in an
ARRAY on Thursday last, are dead and ak more
wounded. It is-expected 200 military and 200
police were On the spot. Roads to Aglow are
oloekadhd with stones for the purpose of i'm
pedlng movements of military. Galhooley,
secretary Of the Bantry, county Cork, branch
league, has been arrested.
READJUsTIN0 RENTS
DUBLIN, Nov. 2.-The reduction Of rents By
the first decision under the land act ut Mon
eghan, amended rent-holding only ak guineas.
application was made to the Dublin land
court to hx rent holding in Cork WHARF the
valuation Is twenty-ssyen pounds and rent lis
pounds. Justics O'Hagan said the figures
were startling.
CHANGE oI FRONT.
The league leaders have changed front, and
directed tenant farmers to send in claims unaar
the land act, with view to swampine the
commission. Lord O'Hagen retirss from the
lord chancsllorship of Ireland on Monday
NOVEL INDHHD
LONDON, Nov. IA noysl feature of the
lord mayors procession viii be the banner of
the United States, escorted by guard of
honor.
When the lord mayors procssaisa reaches
Westminster the American flag will be bsrne
to the palace yard and masksd bands will play
the American national anthem. The secretary
OF the American legation writes that he is
sure this graceful recognition of the ties bind
ing the two nations will be received With the
greatest pleasure in America.
THE ELECTIONS
The Conservative gain in the municipal
elections is eighty-six; Liberal gain forty.fve.
The most important change Ia at StanIy
Bridge, where the Conservatives gained six
seats. They gained four in Oldham, three in
Cardiff and three in Liverpool
FILURl.
Negotiations for commercial treaty with
France have failed. The British commission
ers are coming home. French offers fall fsr
short Of the point at which . compromise
might be entertained. The principal differ
ences are relative to cotton. It Is thought
the Gambetta ministry may prove more rea-
sonable than the present one.
FOB FRESH INSTRUCTIONS.
The Times Gays 1t is in position to know
that treasury negotiations with France have
not been broken off, and the English commits
sion are merely returning for fresh instrue-
tions.
THE GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY
LONDON, Nov. 2.-The first meeting Of the
Geographical society will be devoted entirely
to arctic matters. The subjects for discus
sion will be the whereabouts OF Leigh Smith,
who set out early in tho summer for Franz
Josef's land and has not yet returned; also the
Dutch expedition under Willem Barentz, sup
posed to be caught in the Ice In the neighbor-
hood Of spitzbergen; the fate Of
tue Seannebte, ana the proposed
international search expedition next
summer, and scheme of polar observations.
Capt. Adams, the Arctic whaler, says of bis
recent voyaging, that had he not been on
whaling voyage he could have reached pssse
q simpsons straits and made the northwest
passage. 81 believe" he said, ''that the
northwest passage can be made by way of
Peel sound and by that way only, and that
Franklin's vessels had been in the straits he
would have made it in '4s. may myself live
to 60 into Lancaster sound and report myseh
at Honolulu"
CLERICAL OPINION.
The Archbishop OF Limerick, whs is
strenuously opposed to the no rent manifesto,
has signined to Father Sheehy the dAsIrability
Of prolongng his absence from the diocese
during the present agitation. Sexton has as
sumsd chief direction Of United Ireland and
will contribute lsadars
PERSONAL