Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-13
FOREIGN NOTES.

FOREIGN NOTES.
The Trial Of the Egyptian Conspirators-
The Approaching German Elections
Irish Observation-Disclosures Gossip.
LONDON, Oct. 12.-An account is pub
lished of two cremations, the first which
have taken place in England. The bodies
were those of Lady Hanham and Mrs.
Hanham, who died in Dorsetshire in 1876
1877 respectively. They both expressed
wish that their bodies be cremated. The
remains we're kept in mortuary until prep
arations for the process were complete.
Last Sunday the remains, enclosed in sub
stantial collins. were placed in
the furnace on plates of iron
and fire brick, and reduced to ashes.
DUBLIN, Oct. 12.-In the inquiry into the
murder of the Huddys, near Laughmask,
the informer Kerrigan and his wife testi-
fed that the elder Huddy was stunned with
stone as he was receiving processes. He
was then kicked, and one of the assassins
fred four rounds into his body, killing him
instantly. The younger Huddy's head was
then dashed against heap of stones and
he was afterwards shot in presence of a
crowd of villagers. The corpses were
places in sacks and taken to Laughmask.
BERLIN, Oct. 12.-The reason of Prof.
Gneist for declining reelection to thePrus-
sian landtag was that in view of the party
difference respecting the commercial and
Hcoo Of fha /
place for him i'll which to take any beneficial
share lin legislation. The reelection of all
the Berlin members is considered certain
Petitions in favor of duty on vegetables
and an increase of duties on corn, and cattle
beef, have been forwarded to the government
from many quarters, but they have so far
met with little attention. The immense in
auence of the st. Gothardrailway upon the
importation of cattle and cereals from Italy
and the Levant, however, has given serious
Importance to the question and it is consid-
eder probable an increase of duties
will be proposed in the reichsag-
PEsTH, Oct. 12.-In the Hungarian
chamber of deputies Herr Icsza, prime
minister, in reply to questions in relation
to the recent anti-Jewish riot in Pressburg,
said the movement might eventually de-
generate into one of socialistic character.
He declared he would never tolerate the
preparation of excuses. With view to
the settlement Of the question of govern
ment he said he had introduced measures
revising the usury and trade laws.
LONDON, Oct. 12.-At Newmarket, for the
champion stakes, Thebais and Tristan ran
a dead head for first place, Dutchoven
third. Six ran.
DUBLIN, Oct. Pat a meeting of the
Exhibition company Lord Mayor Dawson
submitted prospectus for the formation
of a new company, and five hundred
pounds we're voted to defray the prelimi-
nary expense connected with its organiza-
ton. 1t was also proposed that the new
company have powers to carry on banking
transactions and grant loans on ample Sc
curity to Irish manufacturers.
LONDON, Oct l2.-Courtney, NJ. p, in a
speech last night, said the policy Of the
government was to detach Egypt from the
| sultan, to look otter the Suez canal, and to
allow the Egyptians to stew in their own
juice, and in SO acting warn the khedive
his future position depended upon his
management of affairs.
ATHENS, Oct. 12-The difficulty between
Turkey and Greece is regarded as termi-
mated.
VIENNA, Oct. IA large number of
Orsini bombs was found in the rooms of
Demeter Ragoso, the companion of Over
dank.
GLASGOW, Oct. 1.-THE new steamship
Belgium, 1000 tons burden, built at Aber-
deem for the American trade, was Totally
wrecked on her trial rip.
DUBLIN, Oct. 1.-THE Archbishop of
Tuam has forbidden clergymen in his do
cese from taking part in the national con-
ference.
LONDON, Oct. 12-Ingestre hall, the seat
of Earl Shrewsbury, near Stafford, is de-
stroyed by fire.
COLOGNE, Oct. 12.-Sixteen delegates ar
rived here to attend the Bimetallic confer
ence. They are nearly all Germans.
CA1Ro, Oct. 12.-The following pashas
will be arraigned with Arab Pasha for
trial: Ioulba, Alimehmy, Mahmoud, Feb
my. Abdel, Samy, Toulba, Yakoob, Omar;
Rahmy and Rouby and Said Bey Gardeel.
The list of prisoners awaiting court
martial was handed to the British consul.
It contains lib names, exclusive of the
prisoners in the provinces, who number
thirty.
zen. Alison Is appointed to the chief
command of the army of occupation.
Generals Hawley and Welles sailed for
England.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. H. Thirty two
Europeans arrived to serve in the
gend' armerie. Three colonies, accused of
completely in the late massacre, were al
rested in the interior and brought here.
: BERNE, Oct. 1.-THE result of the in
quiry as to the recruiting of men for the
gend' armerie is that the authorities do not
object to the departure of men who have no
occupation.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Oct, IL. It is persist
emily rumored that Count Tolstoi, minister
OF the interior, and Bunge, minister Of
finance, will resign, aid Count Peter
Schouvalaff and Abasa probably succeed
them.
LONDON, Oct. 12.-John Walter, A. J.
Mundell, A. A. Harding, s. Clifford, Prof.
Canon Rowsen and Rev. Ed
win Paxtonhood have joined the Longfel-
low memorial committee.
DUBLIN, Oct. 12.-Unitcd ireland says:
Parnel has cabled Mooney, president of
l.