Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-09
THE OLD WORLD.
GREAT BRITAIN.

| LONDON, June 8.-To-dey is the last al
Ascot Heath. The race for the Alexandra
plate was won by the Duke of Beaufort's
Faugh Ballagh, Lord Ellesmere's Wal
| lenstein second, Lefrevt's Credo, third
Vynor's kaleidoscope also ran. The race
| for the Nottingham stakes, handicap,
was won by w. Gilbert's Despair. Sir G.
Chetwynd's Hornpipe second, Z. E. Walk
| ers Tyndrum third. There were sixteen
starters, including P. LorilIards Aransen.
The race for the Hardwicke stakes was
won by G, G. Lefreve's Tristan, P Loril-
lard's Iroquis second, R. Gardine's Shrews-
bury third. Nine starters
The race for the Windsor Castle stakes
for two-year- olds was won by the Duke of
Beaufort's Eastern Emperor, w. j. Legh's
Cormeille second Lefreve's Brest, third.
Seven ran, including P. Lorillard's Pontiac
LONDON, June S.--Jas. Carmichael, bar
onet, chairman OF the Submarine Tele-
graph company, limited: between Great
Britain and the continent, is dead
DUBLIN, June S.-The trial Of the muir
der conspirators, Kingston and Glib
ney, has been postponed. They were ad-
mitted to bail. The prisoner, Hoole, was
to-day acquitted of the charge of conspir-
acy to murder, but was Immediately re-
arrested on the charge OF the murder of
Kenney, in Seville place.
LONDON, June S.-Hiram S. Martin,
electrician, captured, yesterday, after
desperate struggle, on train running
from Rouen to Dieppe, one of two men
who robbed him in Paris in 1881. The
other man, who escaped, is named Ham
ilton. He acted as a second to Heenan in
the latter's fight with Sayers. He claimed
to be captain in the United States navy.
LONDON, June S-A committee of infu-
entail ship owners on the project of another
Suez canal, have resolved to proceed vigor-
ously with the work, especially as the state
ments made by De Lesseps at
company at Paris, are regard
ton of De Lssseps that harmony existed
between himself and England directors is
strongly disapproved.
LONDON, June S.--A stormy debate rose
IL the commons on the motion to recon-
NIT the Lord WoIsley and Baron AIcester
annuity bills for the purpose of commut-
ing the proposed pensions for large sums
of money. Sir Wilfred Lawson, radical,
and Lord Randolph Churchill, conserva-
tive, opposed the motion. The latter
alleged that an inquiry into the Egyptian
war was first necessary. The original war,
he said, was disgraceful, not glorious.
As the governments puppet, the khedive,
was the real author of the massacre at
Alexandria. Sir Stafford Northcote, Con-
sentative, supported the government.
The opposition to the grants he charac-
terized as shabby. The present raising
the question as to the policy of the war, he
declined to be led by Churchill and he
hoped the house would not be induced by
the noble lord to accept position degrad-
ing to its honor. Gladstone declared that
ChurchiiPs allegation in regard to TIE
khedlye, was entirely at variance with all
the evidence and the honor of the govern
ment. Churchill promised to give proofs
of his statement if the government would
grant the proper inquiry.
LONDON, June S.-Che Irish members of
parliament gave a banquet to United
States Senator Jones, of Florida, at West