Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-11
OLD WORLD NEWS.

DUBLIN, Sept. o. Hugh Law, lord
chancellor of Ireland, is seriously i'll. A
demonstration under the auspices of the
Irish National league was held at Water
ford to-day. in which several we'll known
operators took part. Michael Dewitt, in
speech, said the object of the league was
to achieve national independence for
Ireland. At a banquet in the evening
Richard Powers, member of parliament
for Waterford city, in replying to the
toast, ''Ireland as a Natlon," described
England as nation insulted by France,
| hated by Europe, and harrassed and en-
barrassed by Ireland.
LONDON, eept. 9.-Hugh Bailey, member
of parliament for Manchester, is dead,
aged sixty-six. He was conservative.
The Daily Telegraph has the following
| from Paris "It is affirmed telegram was
sent from Paris to Pekin yesterday after
noon, asking the American minister to
sound the Chinese government on the sub
| ject of American arbitration, if such were
suggested by France. The telegram added
that Earl Granville was advocating
British arbitration, but the moment had
arrived to assist the commercial influence
of America in the Chinese seas" The
| Telegraph says: ga foreign dispatch may
| have been sent, but it is most unlikely it
| emanated from an official source. The
| American legation here would hardly have
| forwarded it on its own responsibility, and
had the United States government desired
to sound China it would have communi-
Gated directly with the American minister
at Pekin.'
PARIS, Sept. 9.-It is stated that the
Marquis Tiesing has telegraphed to Pekin
for further consideration of the basis of
the provision by him to Challmel la Cour
for a settlement of the Tonquin question.
An answer is expected on Thursday. 1t is
denied that England or America have Of
fered to mediate between France and
China.
PARIS, Sept. 9.-The Chinese ambassa-
dor has had another conference with the
French minister of foreign affairs. The
departure of the Marquis Using for En-
gland is postponed.
BERLIN, Sept, 9-The North German
Gazette in an editorial attacks the advice
recently given France by the London
Times to relinvuish her colonial enter
prise and concentrate her forces at home,
which means according to the Gazette
against Germany. The Times articles say
it would show greater political wisdom by
refraining from childish attacks on the
Gazette.
BERLIN, Sept. 9.-The German Admiral
Tysen's orders to Admiral Geoltz COM
handing the German squadron in the east
are to concentrate his vessels atHong Kong,
and then proceed to the different treaty
ports of China. This display of the Ger
man flag, it is expected will have statutory
effect on the natives in view of the pos
sibility of an outbreak against foreigners.
BERLIN, Sept. 9.-The celebration Sep
TENDER II at Posen of bicentenary raising
of the siege of Vienna by Sodiska was
originally forbidden but the prohibition
in regard to stage plays has been removed
in several districts. The managers of the
theaters, however, are warned to avoid
producing anything on that occasion like
ly to disturb the public order. If the
warning is disregarded the authorities will
punish in the seyerest manner.
MUNICH, Sept. 9.-The international law
congress is closed. The next meeting will
be at Brussels is 1885.
BERLIN, Sept. 9.-Ten socialists, the
most of them Danes, have been expelled
from Hamburg, which is under state-of-
siege law.
AGRAM, Sept. "a band of persons yes
terday smashed the windows of cafe and
several houses occupied by Jews. The
military fred on the mob. Several rioters
were arrested. The disorders were not
suppressed until o'clock this morning.
The communal elections tomorrow
are postponed through fear of further
outbreaks. There are collisions also in the
country districts between the peasants
and the gen d'armes, and several of the
former have been killed and wounded.
The investigation shows the rioting very
serious. The infantry fred two volleys.
The Hussars afterwards cleared the streets.
which were then picketed by troops all
night. The rioting was renewed to- day,
but the rioters were dispersed.
TEHHRAN, Sept. AN envoy of the
shah of Persia is on the way to Cabul,
contrary to the engagement entered into
with the Indian government.
LONDON, Sept. 9.-Advices from Loanda,
West Africa, dated Aug. Is, state that
Henry M. Stanley, after penetrating far
into the interior, returned to Stanley
Pool. 1t is believed that Stanley intends
to travel the country covered in his former
travels along the east coast.
MADRID, Sept. 9.-The Elconico says
anxiety is felt concerning the affairs of
Cuba. The government is aware of ex-
listing intruders against the established
power by the enemies of Spain. The
authorities of the Antilles are on the alert
to Illustrate the plans of the flibusters.
KHARToUM, Sept, 9.-Hicks pasha with
5000 troops started from here to-day along
the left bank of the White Nile, in cam
paign against the false prophet. The lat
ter is reported resolute and decisive and
fight is expected.
COPENHAGEN, Sept. "a Russian chap
ell was consecrated here to-day, the car
and czarina of Russia, king and queen of
Greece, Princess of Wales and all mem
bers of the Danish royal family being
present.
VIENNA, Sept. 9.-King Alfonso arrived
this evening. He was met at the depot
by the emperor, Crown Prince Rudolph
and Arch Dukes Albert, william and En-
gene who greeted him cordially. King
Alfonso was escorted TO the imperial pal
ace. He remains until the 10th.
RoMa, Sept. s.-Ths vatican has adopt
ed very important decision in regard to
the church question in Prussia which will
permit the removal of the misunder-
standing between the Prussiau government