Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-14
GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON. July 13.-In the commons thii
afternoon, Childers, chancellor of the ex
chequer, in reply to Sir Stafford Northcote
said the Suez canal agreement would bt
submitted to the house by motion made il
committee that the sum to be loaned to thu
Suez lCanai company by the government
for building new canal be charged on the
consolidated fund. Northoote gave notice
that when such agreement was made hi
would ask the sense of the house on the
agreement. This announcement was re.
eeived by cheers. William Fowler, Lib
eral. spoke in opposition to the cana
scheme.
The miners strike at Staffordshire i:
ended. There are signs that the iron men
will soon resume work.
The steamer Grecian from Glasgow
takes on board, at Toynes. Ireland, LIS
emigrants from Ennis union; destination
Boston.
The Marquis of Lansdown sails October
II for Canada to assume the duties of gov
ernor general.
The Lancet, medical journal, says there
is nothing in the Queens condition to ex-
cite the least anxiety. Princess Beatrice
on Wednesday goes to AK leszBaines, Sa-
voy, and will remain three weeks.
DUBLIN, July 13.-It is reported that
the chiefs Mapoch and Mampoer have sub
mitted to the Beers.
Dreyfus of La France and Judet of the
LanteTne fought duel with swords. Drey-
fus was wounded in the right side.
LONDON, July 49, Newspapers here say
they believe that the acceptance of the
agreement entered into by the government
with De Lesseps will not be forced on par
liment.
LONDON, July 13-In the trial at Nyregg-
hasa, Hungary, of the Jews charged with
numbering Esther Solomassy, Prof. Reke,
an expert, testified that it was impossible
for blood to squirt from the wound as wit
ness Moritz Scharf alleges he saw it squirt.
This evidence caused considerable SEN
sation.
Van Wagner, an American lawyer, is ap-
pointed as commissioner to hear evidence
in the Alabama claims cases.
The Military and Naval club have in
vited the captains of the American and
Canadian rifle teams to meet Lord Wolse-
ley, Sir Henry Halford and other gentle
men at dinner.
DUBLIN, July 13.-Rioting broke out at
Newry tonight. The police are power
less. The mobs ran from street to street
assaultlng all persons supposed to be
orangemen.
LONDON, July 13.-At Hounslow to-day
the American rifemen fired seven shots
each at 200, 500, 600, 800 and 1000 yards
The following scores were made: Hin
man 145, Dolan AS, Paulding AS, Stew
art IA, DR.. Scott IA, Cash Isl, Vanheuse1
139, Bull 1873, Smith 1873, Robbeth 1856
Lieutenant Scott 1873, Howard 132, Alder
127. Shakespeare 125, Brown 122, Joiner
121.
LONDON, July 13--Atsa meeting of the
merchants and ship owners at Lloyd's
resolutions were passed strongly obiecting
to the agreement between De Lesseps anC
the government. on financial, commercial
and political grounds. The Lord Mayor
of London was asked to call meeting that
further protest against the agreement
can be made. The chancellor of the ex-
chequer, in response to deputation
stated that the government had made the
best bargain with De Lesseps. They were
buyers from not over anxious sellers, and
had obtained solid advantages for British
ship owners and consumers.
The house of lords dismissed with costs
the appeal in the case of McHenry vs.
President Jewett and the New York, Lake
Erie d Western Railroad company. The
suit involved e286, 900.
GLASGOW, July 13.-The steamer Daphne
sank while launching at Glasgow July 3
and has been partly raised. The corpses
in the hold viii probably be removed to-
morrow,