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

LONDON, July 6.-The American rifle
team have been offered the use of tents
during their stay at Wimbledon, but de-
clined, preferring private lodgings.
The Times correspondent, Dublin. re-
wives the report that James Carey, inform
er, has left Ireland in disguise.
A dispatch from Copenhagen saws the
prisoner named Nelson, who is charged
with committing arson fere, has confessed
he set fire to the Victoria docks, London,
in 1881, with view of plunder. The
opinion heretofore entertained regarding
the origin of the fire was that it was the
work of Fenians.
ROME, July 6.-The remains of Senator
Cigirani have been cremated here. This
is the first case of cremation in Rome.
MARsEILLEs, July 6.-Four hundred
Italians employed in an oil factory here,
struck yesterday and endeavored to wreck
the factory. They were dispersed by po-
lice, who charged them with drawn swords.
1t is feared there will be a renewal of the
rioting.
In commons this afternoon Sir VIM.
Harcourt, home secretary, said the govern
ment would introduce bill concerning
| storage of petroleum, but he had little
hope it would pass during this session.
Lord Edmund Fitzmaurice, under fore
ign secretary, said that the government
had not been informed that the French
| flag had been hoisted on New Hebrides
| islands. He stated there was no cholera
in either the Egyptian or English army in
Egypt.
Treveyldn, chief secretary for Ireland
replying to O'Brien, member for Mallow
said he had been informed of a thousand
emlgrants who had gone to America, only
two families had been inmates of the
workhouse at Belmullet, from which Sec
ton they came, and they had received
money on landing and were doing we'll
He was not aware of the grounds on which
the United States had returned the emil
grants, but supposed they thought those
| returned were not desirable settlers
| Lord Edmund Fitzmaurice. replying tC
questions in commons this afternoon stat
ed there was every reason to suppose the
deaths in Alexandria said to have been
from cholera were not from that disease
The striking iron workers at Waynes
bu G, county of Staffordshire, entered the
foundries there last night and damaged
machinery and forced employees to quit
work.
| Gladstone in commons said Count DE-
Lesseps' son came to London because OF
personal communication touching the
Suez canal affairs was desirable. He
hoped the agreement already reached
would lead to a settlement,
DUBLIN, July 6.-At a meeting of the
Catholic hierarchy here motions were adopt
ed condemning the states aided emigra
tion and pointing out that there are large
tracts Of lands in Ireland which, if cult
waited, would maintain the surplus popula
| ton.
LONDON, July 6.--The daily Nelcs says
The shooting of the Americans at Honrs
low and at Rainham justified Captain
Howard's description of the team as with
1t head or tail. Every man shoots weI
but whether we'll enough for victors is
doubtful. The daily NelcS regrets the
apathetic reception accorded to the visi.
| tors.
LONDON, July 6.-The latest reports in.
dicate the state of affairs slightly worse al
Damietta, but improving at Mansurah
The Nile is rising we'll, which it is expect
ed will cut short the epidemic in some
districts. The cattle plague in Egypt has
caused the death of 80 per cent. of the cat
tie attacked.