Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-27
OVER THE OCEAN.
GREAT BRITAIN.
PARNELL.

8 pAsNsIl1. .lljh4 /
LONDON, Aug. 25,-Parnell's manifesto to |
the electors at North Durham is most violent. |
1t entirely ignores the land act and declares it |
impossible for the Irish party to enter into |
an alliance with any section which |
will allow itself to be used IN sup |
port OF the coercionist ministry who banished |
personal liberty from Ireland and reduced
it to worse condition than that of Russia.
Mr.. johnson, of Manturk, founder and Sec
retary of the Irish Laborer's league, will con- |
test Tyson, in the interest of the Irish labor
movement.
ENGLISH LAND LAWS.
81 The Daily Neos says it has become evident
that English tenants mean tobestir themselves
to obtain redress for their legitimate griev-
ances. Various agencies are cooperating
to bring the English land laws within the
range of practical politics. Gladstone has re-
Gently repeated this opinion as to the desira-
bllity of legislating on the subject without
delay. a5 ff
c WAITING. f
Wheelock, the Ascending New York clerk,
was again arraigned and further remanded to
await The arrival of documents from America.
RAINS.
Heavy rains continue, scarcely day during
August without some wet.
ONE SCARE EXPLODED.
LONDON, Aug. 25.-The gunpowder and
cartridges found in basket at the Midland
railway station at Birmingham, Monday, were
intended for shooting galleries on the race
courses. They were consigned, under false
description, with view of evading extra pay
ment for transit of explosives.
THE TRANSATLANTIC DoRY.
The dory Bath City, which arrived at Fall
mouth, lost her only compass overheard
week ago. The crew had not dry clothes on
them since they left America. The boat is
very crank. They intend to go to Hamburg
and recross.
Two days after the Bath City left Newfound-
| land gale capsized her, throwing the men in
to the sea. She righted Immediately, but
nearly all the provisions, with the chart and
sextant, were destroyed.
RATE OF DISCOUNT ADVANCED.
The directors of the Baak of England to- day
| fixed the minimum rate of discount at per
cent.
APPROPRIATION BILL PASSED.
The commons to-day passed the appropria-
| ton bill, and the house adjourned until Sat-
urday when it will meet to be prorogued.
| HARCoURT DENOUNCED.
| LONDON. Aug. 24.-A land league meeting
at Dublin last night INDUCED in denuncia.
ton of Harcourt. He was called ssPanther,' -
because of ''his spring upon and bite of Da.
vitt;" he was called ian insolent blackgnard''
| because of his reference to Davitt. Sutton, al
ludlpg to Dufy's letter approving the land
| bill, said man out of Ireland so many years
! was unfit TO be critic upon Ireland.
| DANGER TO ENGLISH CROPS.
| Reports from various parts of the proven
ces state that heavy rains have done immens.
damage to crops. Some cut crops have al
ready begun to sprout Great apprehension il
tinuoHs rain throughout the country corn il
much damaged and potatoes are showing Sign
of extensive disease.
FRENCH FINANCES.
The Times financial article says: "We ar
informed the rise in French exchange will
likely be followed by an advance in the Banl
parently decided against the renewal of tn
policy of relaxation adopted last year. A goo
deal will be paid upon the amount of gol
withdrawn for shipment to America to-day
Although gold is not coming to London from
the continent, it is still being purchased Their
by the Italian syndicate of American opera
tors"
COUNTED OUT.'
LONDON, Aug 24.-The house of common
was counted out'' last night, while Hope
Liberal Conservative, was moving the secon
reading of the bill for the relief of contuma
cious prisoners. The bill is consequently los
for this session. 1t was intended to effect tn
release of Rev. J. 8. Green, the Ritualist O
Miles Plating, imprisoned at Lancaster Tn
bill had already passed the lords.
Il GOLD FOR NEW YORK.
One hundred and twenty thousand pound
in imperials have been purchased from til
Bank of Holland for New York, on account
Arrangements are in progress for transmittin
| 40, 600 pounds in the same coin from the sam
bank by Saturdays steamer.
LAND COURT SOLICITOR.
It is understood Charles Joseph Fay, M. P
for Cavan, will be solicitor of the land cour1
in which case Parnell will put forward Patric
Egan as Bigger's colleague from that county
REVIEW OF VOLUNTEERS.
LONDON, Aug. IS Forty thousand Scotc
volunteers were present at the royal review q
Edinburgh this afternoon. There was grea
concourse of spectators, but rain marred tn
proceedings.
THE COST.
DUBLIN, Aug. 25.-The cost of the trial @
Parnell and Others was E9,S00