Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-05
OVER THE BIG WATER

AHo fxuSStr1an Mdtcn IN Lon0On ABOUT
Decided-.Rowen Ahead--Dobler Used Up
The Irish Arrests.-Proposed Line of
Defense and Clas4 81 witnesses to Be
Called
THE CHAafPIos WALKERS.
LONDON, Nov. AIT 10p'clock to day in the
the Ashley belt contest the score stood, Rowell
36l miles; Littlewood 8l9; Dobler 335. Rowell
rested five and halt hours last night. DobIer
comes out occasionally, but the race is virtually
settled. Howard has left the building. Little
wood is going fairly well. changing his direc-
ton every few laps. The breaking down of
Dobler and Howard is attributed to their not
reversing their direction, whereby their right
legs in both cases have given away. Every
effort has been made TO put Dobler right, but
without Success. He evinces great courage,
hut is in apitiful condition. His leg is terribly
swollen. and he drags it painfully. Littlewood
ran the S35tl mile, and simultaneously Roweli
did his S76th mile at the same speed. Score at
8 O'Clock: RovelI 1888; Littlewood 1888; Dobler
BAL.
LONDON, sNoy. fat S:54 rp. N. Littlewood
took the second place. Dobler was resting.
At $50 the score stood: Rowell 1872; Littlewood
347. Doblefs trainer said he would give him
q long rest thinking If the swelling Of his leg
abated he may still take second place.
LONDON, Nov. 4.-Dobler reappeared at 6
o'clock. His leg was evidently much better.
The last mile run simultaneously by Rowell
and Littlewood told its tale. Rowell went G
bit queer afterwards and Littlewood retired for
the night at o'clock. Rowell completed his
300 miles in ninety hours and retired for the
night at 11:45. Dobler retired at 1880 A. NJ,
when the score stood, Rowell, 416; Littlewood,
$50; Dobler, $50.
BANrsHINd SOCIALISTS.
BERLIN, Nov. An accordance with the
new socialist law eighty citizens of Hamburg
have been elected from that city, and also
twenty families In Altoona. Many families have
received notice to quit different towns in
Schleswig, Holstisn.
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Nov. s.-Boynton claims to be q
naturalized American and will insist on being
tried by fury of which ak will be aliens. A
similar point was raised in the Fenian trials
kut was overruleI.
Charles Dudgeon Longford county magis-
trate, was fred df.rn near Longford last night.
NEW YORK, Nov. A special telegram from
Dublin says: Active preparation is going on
among the land leaguers for the defense of the
agitators. The irish Times says 1t is estimated
10 be the intention of the traversers to organize
their defense SO Rs to make 1t an exhaustive
affair, and force the land commission to extend
over long period. They will examine MIR.
Gladstone in reference to his Midlothian
speeches and his more recent utterance, Mr..
Bright upon ais Manchester speech,
and Chief Jecretary Forster, both
upon his writings and his asseverations in
the house of commons. It is also their pur-
pose to subpoena several landlords, as well as
their agents. Among those who will be sum-
moned will be the Duke of Lenster. Lord
Slago, the Marquis of Landsdowne, the Earl of
Kenmore and Nj. Mitchell. The line of de-
fense will be as follows: They will in the first
place endeavor to show why an information
should not be taken against traversers. Upon
this point an Interesting legal question is ex-
pected to arise. Having pleaded not guilty,
and the case having. gone to
| trial, they will examine witnesses
| for the purpose as stated of justifying
| the speeches upon which it is sought to condemn
them. They intend to produce tenant farmers
| from different parts of the country, especially
| the state in which the landlords were held.
| With reference to the charge of conspiracy,
they propose rendering in evidence the work
| done by the land league in its character as a
relief committee, during the recent Iperiod of
distress in Ireland.
John Dillon, member of parliament, now alb
sent from Dublin, on reaching home will bs
served with subpoena. summoning him to ap-
pear before the queens bench.