Show THE IRISH Davitt Will Act in Accordance Accord-ance with ParnelLs Advice J TREES TORN UP BY THE ROOTS I GettlDJ B ueloe8s The Egyptian Question Ques-tion Iioves the IrishThe Fisheries Trouble The Irish DUBLIN July 18 Redmond Nationar ist member of Parliament speaking at Coolgraney said he deeply respected Davitts services but regretted his late speech which amounted to a charge that was little snort of folly against the advice ad-vice given by Irish leaders and the charge of cowardice against the people Tenants ought not to engage in any unequal un-equal struggle against the bayonets of their enemy Davitt replying said he would act in accordance with Parnells advice but would not be dictated to by any subleader of the Irish people Dillon speaking at Arklow thanked the people of Coolgraney for their admirable ad-mirable adherence to the plan of campaign cam-paign He was unable to refrain from expressing regret at Davitts speech finding fault with the advice of the Dublin executive He desired to defend Harrington whose official position precluded pre-cluded him from replying personally He hoped that in the future petty differences would be settled in the council coun-cil chamber Archbishop Walsh of Dublin is endeavoring en-deavoring to induce government to suspend urther evictions in Ireland until un-til the land bill is passed by Parliament He suggests a conference on the subject to be held by leaders of various parties I A Big Blow NEW YORK July 17The air was very close this morning Towards noon heavy clouds filled the sky and without with-out any warning a terrible windstorm set in Thousands of people out for a days pleasure were caught in the rush of the wild elements Trees were torn up by the roots in Central Park and the Battery wooden fence around Castle Garden south side was blown down On Sixtyfirst Avenue two trees were torn up by the roots and carried some distance along the river front and bay The storm raged with great fury Hundreds of small sail boats and other small boats were out and the occupants experienced much difficulty in making safe landing Police boats at once steamed out on the bay to rescue unfortunates un-fortunates The crew rescued about thirty occupants at sail boats As far as can be learned at 9 p m no one was drowned but it is probable that drownings have occurred Dr Cyrus Edson of the health board was among the rescued He was taken from a sinking boat off Clinton Staten Island o ass Getting Business OTTAWA Ont July 18The Canadian i Cana-dian Pacific company has contracted to carry car loads of Australian wool from Victoria B C to Boston and other points on the Atlantic seaboard This wool was until this season brought in vessels to American ports on the Pacific Pa-cific and shipped over the Northern Pacific Pa-cific railroad to Boston and other ports The Dominion government will send a commissioner to Asia for the purpose = of promoting trade with Canada and China and Japan All efforts of the present Dominion to extend Canadas foreign trade have been utterly barren results re-sults foreign trade is still on the decline de-cline It is held that it will be impossible impossi-ble to extend Canadas foreign trade on a profitable basis till the Dominion obtains ob-tains the right to negotiate commercial treaties on her own cfiount I The Egyptian Question CONSTANTINOPLE July 18The Sultan through Herr Von Radowitz the German Ger-man ambassador and by direct messenger mes-senger tried to persuade H D Wolff British commissioner to postpone his departure from Constantinople In his latest dispatch Lord Salisbury refused to modify the Egyptian convention There are rumors of coming changes in the ministry Kiamil Pasha grand vizier has resigned His resignation is in consequence conse-quence of the violent article published in the JTzarrf attacking the ° grand vizier the cabinet andli whole administration ad-ministration which was inspired bye theSultan in order to excite public indignation in-dignation againstrthe urand thus cover his own responsibility inconnection with the Egyptianconvention r + r Loves the Irish DUBLIN July 17 Monsignotr Persico Papal Commissioner today dedicate a chapel at Wickbores In the course of his remarks he said that since he had been au i I lsud he had been inspired in-spired with auuinauuu fur the people in whose breasts he believed patriotism and reverence for the Cathqhc faith were deeply rooted The Popatjfae saidk loved Ireland andf fob gateasDtrFhe bad sent a PommlS5pne to inquire into the conditioaofi people i i I More Fisheries JCronble ST JOHNS N B July 18A specia says Information from points along the French shore indicate thatla misunderstanding mis-understanding exists between French and New Foundland fishermen The commander of the French ship Dr chas c-has driven New Foundland fishermen from a certain point on the Boast of Point Bayonet The French are encroaching en-croaching upon fishing grounds hitherto used by English fishermen Not Even Soda PORTLAND Maine July 17The marshal mar-shal having ordered druggists not to sell soda and cigars all druggists except ex-cept one proprietor of a small shop closed entirely yesterday not even putting up prescriptions Their actions ac-tions are approved by citizenswho do not sustain the marshal in his attempt to enforce the blue law Druggists will take further concerted action Gone Mad SARATOGA N Y July 1831r and Mrs William Williams of Southern California arrived here on Thursday last and stopped at a sanitarium A feW hours after reaching here Mrs Will iams was taken violently insane and her husband took hexoNew York for treatment yesterday |