Daily globe., 1883-07-17
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, July 16.-De Lesseps has IN
formed a Paris correspondent of the TeLe-
graph that in the event of the rejection of |
his agreement with the British govern
ment regarding the parallel Suez canal,
which he thought improbable, he would |
appeal to the opinion of the whole world |
and would ask for the support of the French |
government in resisting the English de-
mands.
The iron men at Wolverhampton, Stat |
fordshire, have agreed to resume work at |
the reduction of wages against which they |
struck.
DUBLIN, July 16.-Sweeney, charged |
with the murder of Lord Mountmorris, /
mas been liberated from custody. The |
police have another clue to the murder |
ers.
An attempt which was thwqrted by the |
police was made yesterday to set fire to |
the house here of James Carey. the in |
former.
LONDON. July ia Cairo dispatch says |
II Is very apparent that the number of |
deaths from cholera here has been much /
greater than stated. It is believed that
fifty or sixty deaths have already occur /
red
The railway from Cairo to Alexandria Is /
expected to discontinue operations imme- /
5iateIy.
LoNDoN. July 16.-Rihemen at Wimble- /
don have subscribed $40, which will be
competed for by members of the Ameri- /
can team. The British team and reserve /
selected to compete against the American /
Rife team II the approaching interna- /
tional match are as follows; Corporal Bates. /
Lst Warwick; Corporal Caldwell, 1st Rem /
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Dodds, 1st Berwick: Sergt. Gatwick. Ist /
Devon: Sergt. Hargrave, 18th Lancashire; /
Capt. GohalI. ID Bucks: G. NJ. Goldsmith. /
lst Gloucester; Private Gibbs, 1st Glouces- /
ter; Private Goode. 9TH Lancashire: Pri-
vate Low, 18th Middlesex: Private Ne
Vittie. Ist Dumphries; Private Waffle
worth. Lancashire; Major Humphrey,
Cambridge University rifles; Major Nc
kerrel, 1st Ayershire: Major Pierce, 9th
Devon; Major Young, 21st MiddIesex, and
Lieut.. Whitehead, SSth Lancashire. The
Americans express themselves satisfied
with their reception in England, and say
the ample practice they are having com
pensaJes in great measure for the excIu-
sion OF the wind guage.
LONDON. July 16.-At a meeting Of the
Conservative members of parliament, to-
day. at which Sir Stafford Northcote pre-
sided, It was decided to oppose the Suez
canal agreement.
LONDON. July ia steamer which ar
rived at Lisbon from Congo river, reports
that Henry NJ. Stanley is in good health.
but that five Belgian members of his party
have died.
-Four warehouses, containing grain, fax
and oil, have been destroyed by fire at
Hull. The damage Is 100000.
LONDON, July 16.-Mr. Gladstone, reply
ing to a question by Chaplain, Conserva-
tive, in the commons this afternoon, said
he could not propose any legislation in re-
gard to the importation of cattle. The
government would order that careful ex-
animation of cattle in every country be
made, so that they could see whether a
stricter application of the rules for the
prevention of disease was necessary.
Gladstone stated there was no further news
from Madagascar relative to the Tamative
affair.
LONDON, July 16.-The report of the
British directors of the Suez Canal COM
pany says that they have power to require
a satisfactory width and depth of the new
canal. By an arrangement for reduction
of dues for British shipping at the end of
seven years 1t probably will be relieved to
the extent of@ 100000. An agreement for
the appointment of British vice presi.
dent and inspector of navigation secures
British interests better than anything
would, short of a complete British man
agement, The choice is to secure those
valuable advantages or to leave the COM
pany to a full possession of the monopoly,
LONDON, July 16.-United States Sena-
tors Don Cameron and j. R. Hawley, we're
Of 7nT1s 10 zf
night
According to advices from the west coast
of Africa, Henry M. Stanley was in May
about to start on a ten months Journey
toward the east coast. The Austrian ex-
plorer with him had committed suicide
Stanley had formed an alliance with two
of the upper chiefs, thereby checkmating
De Brazza, the French explorer.
LONDON, July 16.-A dispatch from
TrincomaIee, Ceylon, dated the 18th inst,
says: Her Majesty's corvettes EuriaIus and
Tourmalin have left here for Omariritus.
LONDON, July 16.-The national chaI-
Ienge trophy was competed for to-day by
teams representing England. Scotland,
Ireland and Wales. Each team consisted
of twenty men. who fired seven shots each
at 200, 500 and 600 yards. Scotland won,
making a total of 1906, England l, 1,769,
Ireland 1895. Wales 1853. The following
scores were made by members of the team
which is to represent Great Britain in the
international match: Parry 95, Pearse SO,
Goldsmith 81, Lowe 81, Hargreaves 78,
Wattleworth 1O5, Grotwicke 80, Caldwell
81. Dodds 50, McVittie 80.