Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-10
FOREIGN NOTES.
DAFLTT ON THE CAUSE or UNITED
IRELAND,
"A Concession from Catholic Bishops Rela-
& tive 30 the Parnen Conference-Probabil-
ity of Rupture Between the Sultan
and hhedive-Other Intelligence.

DUBLIN. Oct. 9.-Davitt in a speech at
Wexford yesterday declared the land league
had inculcated principles which were eternal
and indestructable. but he was disappoint-
ed at the outcome of the agitation. When
the whole Irish race had rallied to the cry
for the abolition of landlordism, the league
had become tremendous. The sweep of
tee government had been arrested in its
career. The government had
been furnished with pretext
for its action by the outrages committed
by some of the Irish people. Pleading
for justice at Westminster, he said, was
useless. People should rely upon Irish
determination to arraign landlordism
before the civilized world as
the cause Of crime and disorder.
As concession to the feeling of the
Catholic clergy throughout Ireland, all the
bishops except Archbishop McCabe extend
ed general permission to the priests of
their diocese to take part in the Mansion
house evlcted tenants aid movement, and
IN the new labor league and industrial
union founded by Parnell. Several minor
church dignitaries have consequently be-
came presidents of branches of the league,
and viii i'll that capacity participate in the
Dublin conference.
DUBLIN, Oct. 9.-Farmer Ho gan. shot at
Balllna Saturday, died to-day.
ODESSA, Oct. 9.-The military tribunal, in
session at baita, trying the cases Of the
antl-JeWlsh rioters, condemned one of the
leaders to two years and several others
from fiftetn to eighteen months imprison
ment.
CoNs7ANTINoPLE, Oct. 9.-Au powers. ex-
cept England, Russia and France have
agreed upon the principle of a license tax,
which the Porte proposes to levy upon for
elgners doing business in Turkey.
PARIS, Oct. 9.-Repu6liq,,e Frcncaise re-
fuses to believe Granville will set aside
Egyptian control without consulting
France.
ALEXANDRIA. Oct. 9.-Two natives con-
Vlc'ea OF numbering Ribton and Cattaini,
on the 18th of June, were executed this
morning.
CAIRO, Oct. 9.-sultan Pasha, president
OF the chamber of notables, thinks Turk
Ism intervention i'll Egypt would mean an
Joinu control is extravaganza. and that four
hundred thousand pounds might be saved
annually by the substitution of sufficient
natives for foreign officials. He admits
the mass Of the population is unfit for re-
preventative government.
GENEVA, Oct. 9.-Recruiting for the
EGYPTIAN army is proceeding at Berne,
but the federal council will probably for
q hrao Of
ROME, Oct. 9.--The prime minister, ad-
dressing his constituents at Stradella, said
Italy had always remained faithful to the
concert OF powers. With regard to France
all trace OF recent events would be effaced.
The approaching mutual appointment of
ambassadors would seal the reciprocal good
feeling between the two countries, He
said the relations of Italy with England
were excellent. Documents which would
be presented in parliament would show
the acceptance by Italy of the invitation to
intervene III Egypt would not have been
consistent with her international duties.
Lc9DoN, Oct. 9.-At conference of del
egates representing $4,000 golfers, it was I
resolved that notice to employers for an
advance OF 10 per cent. be given next week.
Ballot forms show the representatives of
1o,40' golfers voted for
advance and III against,
In the ballot on restricting the output,
there were 6.954 votes in favor of rostric-
ton. and $50 against. The masters last
Friday refused to accede to the demand
for an advance. II is probable a strike
will be ordered.
MADRID. Oct. 9.-Some journals sup
porting the government acknowledge that
the efforts of Marshall Serano to form
dynas.ic left have caused a great sensa-
ton.
PARIS. Oct. st is announced that ne
gotiatlons for treaty between France and
Corsa are merely suspended.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-At Newmarket the
Clearwen stakes were won by Hauteur,
Goldtield second, Acrostic third. Twelve
ran, including Lorillard's Massasoit and
the Dillon stakes were won by Lord Brude-
nell. keene's Blue Grass second, Rhineland
third. The Nursery stakes were won by
Belle Henriette, the Squire second. Daphne
third
DUBLIN. Oct. 9.-The Irish conference
committee decided to invite much wider
circle OF representative men to the confer
ence than at first contemplated. Repre-
sentatives eff the press will be admitted to
the conference.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 9.-Tlsa committee ap-
pointed 10 inquire into the June
outrages here held its first sitting f6-day
and discussed the preliminaries of its in
vestigation. Another committee is sitting
at Tantah with closed doors investigating
the outrages committed in other parts Of
Egypt during the rebellion.
a shell burst to-dayat Gabagi wounding
fourteen natives.
CAIRO, Oct. 9.-The special commission
under the presidency Of Isman Pasha
Eyoub has been appointed to prosecute all
acts of rebellion By military or civilians
held a sitting today and Intercepted
Grandel, late project of Alexandria, who
denied the charge made against him of
having distributed bludgeons to Arabs. A
company Of the Highland brigade is Or
defed to Tel-el-Kebir to repair the graves
of British soldiers.
RoatE, Oct Burlington, reported en-
deavoring to effect modus vidindi between
Great BGsstain and the Vatican, has arrived
here. lie had an interview to-day with |
Cardinal Jacobini, pontifcal secretary of