Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-29
RRADLAUGH.

With Two Armies--Bacuinh Beseiged.
BRADLAUGH.
LONDON, Dec. 28.-Charles Bradlaugh
announces his intention 10 go to the house
Of commons the day of the opening of
parliament and do his best to take his
seat. He regrets the idea of holding pub
lie meetings and obtaining petitions, be-
cause, he says, such course would be use
less.
LANDED ON HAINAN.
PARIS, Dec. est is rumored on the
Bourse that the French forces landed up
On the island of Hainan, opposite the
mouth of the delta of the Red river, and
command the straits of Hainan, through
which all commerce via the gulf of Ton
Quin. The rumor lacks confirmation.
AMERICAN sALTED MEATS.
PARIS, Dec.-28.-The decree prohibit
ing the importation into France except at
| three specified ports of American sailed
meats will be published tomorrow. Mar
settles will be substituted for Nantes.
Havre and Bordeaux are the other two.
ALI 1mportatlons of hog Leafs into France
| will be absolutely prohibited after January
| 20, 1884.
THE KHEDIyE To AsDIoATE.
LONDON, Deo 2S,-Ths newspapers con-
tinue to print rumors, that the Khedivs of
Egypt contemplates abdicating his throne.
oRANGEP PREPARATION.
DUBLIN, Dec. 28.-Arrangements are
made for special trains to convey
twenty thousand orangemen to oppose the
nationalists meetings at Dromore, County
Dewn and Coote Hill, County Cavan.
NATIONAL TEACHERS CONVENTION STONED.
DUBLIN, Dec. 28.-Durirg the confer
ence here of the national SCHOOL teachers,
two stones were thrown through the win
dows of the lecture hall, stunned enc of
the delegates, slightly injured another.
and just missed Robert D. Lyone, member
of parliament.
SUEZ CANAL AGREEMENT.
PARIS, Dec. 28.-The LePays newspaper
states that a definite agreement is con-
Guided between the Suez Canal company
and the British ship owners upon terms
satisfactory to the company.
LONDON, Dec. 28.-The Mexican govern
ment announces that no arrangement ex-
lists for the conversion of the Mexican in
debtedness in England.
FLEEING GRAND DUKE.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 26.-Turkistan
advices state that Grand Duke Nicolas
feeling unhappy in his place ut confne
ment, attempted to flee to India on horse.
back, but was overtaken and brough.
back.
THE VATICAN CONFERENCE.
ROME, Dec. 28.-The American bishop.
deny that any agreement was arrived at
concerning the attitude of the Catholic
clergy of the. United States toward Fenian-
ism. The American bishops state that
neither at the propaganda conference
nor at the vatican have
they had any agreement, disagreement or
discussion in any manner connected with
Fenisnism. Before the bishops left Ameri-
ca it was arranged between them that this
topic tFenianism) in particular and politi-
cal matters, were not to be imported into
their mission. The chief prelate (Areh-
bishop Gibbons) declared yesterday: "To
this policy we hope to adhere consistently
on all occasions, at home or abroad. Our
sympathies in national movements and
our duties in church administration, should
not be COMPOUNDED, and above
all should not be nisreprsssntsd.
BAoNINH BEsIEaED.
PARIS, Dec. ga Canton dispatch
says the viceroy has been ordered to send
troops to the Tonquin frontier. It is ru
mored the French have besieged Bacninh
the occupation of which is imminent.
| PAPER SEIZED.
WARSAW, Dec. 2S.-The police hav.
seized the printing Office of the socialist
paper Proletariat.