Daily globe., 1883-07-11
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, July 10.-The report of the
committee Of the house of lords which had
the Irish land act under consideration has
been submitted to the house. The COM
mittee say they ind that the immigration
clauses of the act have failed; that the
modes of valuation Of land are unreliable;
that the relations between landlords and
tenants have not improved, and that ten
ants have become demoralized and main
tain hope that fresh agitation will bring
out the passage of a new act,
LONDON, July 10.-The joint committee
of the house of lords and commons which
has had the English channel tunnel scheme
under consideration has rejected it by
vote of to 4.
In the contest at Wimbledon to-day for
the Halford prize at 1000 yards DR.. Scott,
of the American team, scored forty-fo
out of a possible fifty.
DUBLIN, July 1O.-James Carey, the in
former, has been declared bankrupt owing
to his failure to pay his rates.
LONDON, July 10.-Sir Charles Dixie,
president of the local government board,
stated in the commons this afternoon that
1t was not the intention of the government
to quarantine vessels coming to England
from India and Egypt. He stated, how
ever, that ships from those countries sus-
pected of being infected with cholera
would be detained and inspected. He has
not been informed of the existence of
cholera in China.
LONDON, July 1O-The American rifle
team practiced at the 800 yards range at
Wimbledon this morning. Out of pos
sible 35 Gull and Brown scored 33 Lieut. W.
Scott 30; Joiner and Van Heusen 80 each;
Stewart and Paulding 80 each;
Hinman and Cash 81 each; Pollard 26; DR..
| Scott and Smith "a each RabbetJ %;
| Dolan 21; Col. Howard IS and Alder IL d.
TIE Stan ddrd this afternoon says the score
| is the best score they made at Creedmoor.
The coaching of Col. Howard is perfect,
and the men work absolutely together.
The Englishmen will lot have a walk over
for the coming match.
LONDON, July 10.-It was announced
yesterday at the trial of the Jews charged
with numbering a Christian girl that the
coachman who was an important witness
for the defense had committed suicide.
The mother of the girl, Julia Vamosi,
swore her daughters statement that she
spoke to Esther Salmosky, the girl sup
| posed to be murdered, after the time the
alleged murder occurred, was false, and
made because she had been offered bribe
by the Jews. The girl was produced in
court, and had evidently been ill-treated
and appeared crippled. The counsel for
the defense declared it was evident that
anything the girl might now testify to
would be under fear of her parents. He
obtained an order from the court for a
medical examination of the girl.
LONDON, July 10.--In the contest for the
Molinut prize at 500 yards, Major Shake
speare, of the American team, tied the top
scores, making thirty three out of pos
sible thirty five.
An agreement has been arrived at be-
tween De Lesseps and the government of
Great Britain, which provides for new
Suez canal parallel to the one now IN ex-
istence, for a reduction of toll dues, and
for the appointment of an English sur
veyor of traffic.
| TITRALEE, July 1O.-The sentence npon
Edward Harrington, brother of the mem
Der of parliament and publisher of tine
Kerry Sentinel for printing notices invit
J ing people TO join the Invlncibles va.