Daily globe., 1882-09-26
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DUBLIN, Sept 25.-Six more men, most
ly released suspects, have been arrested IN
connection with the murder of the Huddys
at Lopghmask. The police claim distinct
evidence against three OF them in conse-
quence OF information elected during the
examination Of Kercis,4n held for the same
crime. .,.
Dillon VIII retire from parliament on
account Of Ill health.
The military and police IN county Mayo
eyicted fifty families in the Last few days
in The barony OF Rrris, and the people
have been ordered not to shelter them.
\ ClsR1s1., Sept. 25.-A movement has
started to induce Dillon to recon slider his
determination to retire from parliament.
I BEsnIN, Sept. 25.-A closer connection is
foreshadowea between England and Ger
many upon the eastern question.
PEETg, Sept. 25.-An imperial decree or
ders the father of the king of Corea to be
kept Tor life under g guard. at Pas Ting
Fu 5off
VIENNA, Sept 25-Overdank confesses
that he drew lots with his confederates to
decide who should attempt to take the life
of the emperor, and that he intended to
throw q bomb into the garden Of .Miramir
castle. The high court Of Venice has Civ
en- an opinion ia the case of the recent ar
rests that the extradition OF the assassins
shall take place If they conspire against
the life Of the emperor of Austria on
Italian territory.
LONDON, Sept. 25--Francisco G. CASTOR,
merchant and mine owner, failed, Liza
biiities 10000.
GoTTINGEN, Sept 25.-Freoerick Walh-
Ter, the eminent chemist and director of
the chemical institute here, is dead
LONDON, Sept. 25.- Gladstone, replying
to correspondent, declares he is unable
to interfere with the operations Of the
Mormons in England, SIS he presumes their
converts go with them willingly.
ROME, Sept. 25.-At the consistory to-
day, Monsignor Czaki, papal nuncio, at
Paris, and Monsignor A. Bianchi, nuncio
at Madrid, we're created cardinals. The
pope also preconized one English and
several French bishops, and appointed a
number Of pre!ates to sees in America and
Oceanica.
LONDON, Sept. 25.-. DR.. Claughton, bish-
op Of Albans, Gen. e. 8, Barnaby, and
George j. Romance, secretary of the Lin
mean society, have joined the Longfellow
memorial committee.
ROTTERDAM, Eng, Sept. 25.-Delegates
representing $4,000 miners, at confer
ence to-day decided to demand an advance
of fifteen per cent IN wages.
TIE HAGUE, Sept. 25.-Baron Won Lyn-
den, minister OF finance, announced In
the states general to-day that he estimated
there would be defect in the budget of
100000 fiornis. .......--...
DUBLIN, Sept. 25.4-A. conference of
Irish nationalists VIII be held on the 7th of
October. The session VIII be private
Toward the end OF the gear there viii be
great Irish national convention to review
the position and condition of the country.
Delegates to the convention will be elected
yb the people.
DUBLIN, Sept PA scheme is proposed
by Davitt for the formation Of gigantic
organization, whose leading objects will be
the improvement OF the social AMI politi-
cal condition of the Irish, andsthe preven-
tion of emigration, by obtaining profta-
BILE employment for laborers and eyicted
tenants The scheme viii be discussed
at the convention of Irish nationalities.
Parnen refuses to sanction the project on
the grounds that the formation of such an
organization would be impossible under
the existing coercion act. Egan, Dillon,
Brennan aud Kettle desire discussion on
the subject.
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