Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-16
OVER THE OCEAN.
Land League Demonstration at Munster
The Irish Relief Fund-Close of the Aus
TRAN Observation-Disclosures
RELIEF FOR IRELAND.

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trian Observation-Disclosures
RELIEF FOR IRELAND.
LONDON, Feb. 15.-The duchess of MARI
borough writing to the lord mayor of Lon
don, acknowledged the receipt of $4,000.
She says the committee in order to guard
against famine in Ireland next year have
purchased 100000 worth of potatoes for
distribution there.
RECEPTION OF AN EXPLORER.
ROME, Feb. 15.-Prof. Nordenskjold ar
rived at Naples on the Vega yesterday and
had a magnificent reception. Statutes were
fired and the shipping and city were gaily
dressed with flags.
VIENNA, Feb. 15.-The session of the Aus.
trian and Hungarian delegations closed to-
day. Baron Won Haymerle conveyed the
thanks of the emperor to the delegations.
President Schmerling, replying in the Aus
trian delegation, said the increase of armies
in several European states imperilled the
welfare of the people. He hoped Austria
would not follow their example. Herr Hay
maid, in the Hungarian delegation, declared
RUss1A's oEssIoN TO CHINA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 15.-The G0l0s
publishes letter from Wiernoi, in which it
is stated the alarm among the Tarantches in
Koldja is increasing at the approaching sur
render of the district of China. They ask
to be allowed population to st. Pete rsburg
to demonstrate against the cession.
DAATH OF HOME RULER.
LONDON, Feb. 15.-William Haggarty
O'Leary, Fellow Of the Royal College of
Surgeons, of Ireland, and home rule member
of parliament for Drogheda, is dead.
LIBERAL DEFEAT.
The Daily Ne,cs owns the Southwark
election was Enthusiastically Liberal defeat
The Times says the return of conservative
from Southwark is heavy blow for the OPP
garding the battle so keenly fought, as q vote
of confidence more decided and incontestible
than that at Liverpool.
IMPROVED.
A correspondent of the Times at Dublin
reports the general condition of Ireland de-
cidedly improved, although severe distress is
still felt at many places. There is reason to
believe the whole aspect of the country has
improved and that relief measures provided
are adequate to the emergency.
MEMORIAL REJECTED.
PARIS, Feb. 15.-Pere Logson's memorial
to the municipality of Paris for the use of a
church has been rejected.
GEN. ROBERTS TO BE REINFORCED.
PEsuAwuR, Feb. 15.--In view of the ex-
pected attack on the British troops around
Cabul by the end of February, preparations
are being made to enable Gen. Bright's di-
vision to move up and reinforce Gen.
Roberts.
RUSSIA WANTS MORE MONEY.
LONDON, Feb. ia Berlin dispatch says
Russia has been sounding Berlin and Paris
firms with view to heavy loan.
RALLY AT MUNSTER.
LONDON, Feb. 15.-The first meeting in
Munster in connection with the Irish land
league vast held at Newmarket yesterday.
Dayitt and Brennan attended. The usual
resolutions were adopted. Government re-
porters were present.
PROFESSOR DEAD.
BERLIN, Feb. 15.-Francis Ferdinand
Benary, crientalist and professor of the
university of Berlin is dead.
SYMPATHY REMEMBERED.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE Archbishop of
Paris in pastoral prescribing parochial col
lections for Ireland, dwells on Irish liberality
to France during the war of 1870.