Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-12
IRELAND AND FRANCE.

44UGAA4VO AMI II lG1xNOGs
The OraDgemen's March to Relief Of
the Bayoott Farm Guarded by an Impos-
ing Force OF Military and ConstabuIary--
Great Excitement Of the Peasantry-The
French Ministerial Crisis Postponed by a
Vote Of Con ddence.
LONDON, Nov. ia correspondent at Paris
says the cabinet has oontented itself with .
vote of confidahcs without venturing to re-
open the question of priority in order of busi-
ness. The cabinet remains with Tuesday o de-
feat hanging over it. The vote Of confidence
is only a transient means of preventing an I'M
mediate crisis.
DUBLIN, Nov. lit is expected that the
Baycott relief expedition will reach Clarsmor.
ris at 2:30 this afternoon. were the men COM
posing it will be searched to ascertain whether
they are armed. They will have to walk from
Olaremorris to Laughmask, fifteen miles, a.
conveyances cannot be procured for them. A
telegram from Ballina represents great excite
ment there in consequence of report that fifty
Orangemen would pass through for BaycOtt's
farm. Firearms are bought and carried by
bands of mon to oppose the passage Of Orange.
mon. meeting was hastily called. revolvers
the government used. The expedition will be
composed of two divisions from Canow and
Monaghan, twenty-five from each county, in.
elusive of leaders. No disturbance at BalIih-
robe Is apprehended, as there are 900 isoldiers
In the vicinity.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE escort for the
Orangemen going to relief OF Baycott will con-
sist of two squadrons Of hussars and one
squadron of Dragons. $50 infantry with two
cannons and $50 oonstabulary. Tho troops
have been strictly ordered ON no account to
fire on the people. Another account of the in.
structions to the troops says they are not to
nre unless the people resort to arms, In which
case the troops are to act as in actual wa. fare.
The Orangemen cannot arrive at Bsllinrobe
until o'clock tonight. They will be put in
the cavalry barracks and will resume their
march in the morning. Great apprehensions
are felt.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-Two squadrona of
Claremorris to meet the Orangemen. A mag.
istrate telegraphed last night for detachment
of artillery with two guns.
CAvAN, Nov. 1.-The Monaghan contingent
of the Baycott relief force. arrived here this
morning. Police were placed at stations be.
tween Claues and Cavan. Signs Of hostilities
having become apparent, the Monaghan and
Oavan contingents have effected junction.
TIE peasantry at Ballinrobe who last night
wiited hours in expectation of the arrival of
the Orangemen, are again assembling. Fifty
constabluary and twenty-five mounted police
will patrol the road from Claremorris to Bal
linrobe, independently of escort, in order to
see no obstruction is placed thereon.
LONDON, Nov. l1.-The Times, in a leading
editorial this morning, says: 1t is certain the
most important question considered by yester-
days cabinet council WAS whether all citizens
of Ireland can be protected by the ordinary
machinery of law. We have reason to believe
those who are most directly responsible for the
administration of Ireland have come t9 the
conclusion that without increasing the power
of the executive the present state Of things
must not only continue but enlarge its borders
and become daily more enterprising and auda-
cious. The article recon- mends suspension of
the haebeas corpus act as a remedy.
BALLIRoBE Nov. 11.-Numbers of peasantry,
some armed, are en- route to Claremorris.
DUBLIN, Nov. 11.-In the court of Queens
bench to-day motion was made In behalf of
Patrole and thirteen others that within two
days the prosecution should deliver to defend
ants full particulars of the charges against
them. The court consisted of Chief Justice
May and Justices Fitzgerald and O'Brien The
court ordered the particulars asked furnished
defendants. The attorney general had pre-
viously stated the crown would give such par.
ticulars as would enable defendants to prepare
their defenses but would not give information
as to what the evidence would be or they might
The court was crowded with spectators.
ROME. Nov. 1.-The pope, receiving q dele
cation of Irish bishops to-day, expressed great
sympathy for Ireland's sufferings, but coun-
selled avoidance of all revolutionizing princi-
pies.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE magistrates of. sew
eral counties have advised the Irish govern
ment to suspend the habeas corpus act, bat
Forster, chief secretary, deems it unnecessary.
The people Kissed and groaned at the Orange
men on their arrival at Claremorris. The
party had to be protected by double file
of infantry, with fixed bayonets. The route
to Hollymount by which the Oraugemen pro.
ceeded was lined with constabulary.
An anti-land league demonstration took
place at Downpatrick to-day. at which Mulchal
aud conservative member of parliament for
DOwnpatrick presided. Resolutions were pass
| ed condemnig the land agitators.
DUBLIN, Nov. ia deputation has waited
upon Lord Trent, and presented resolutions
passed at a recent meeting at Dungaunon eX-
pressing loyalty and absence of land agitation.
| Lord Cowper, replying, said the resolutions
were most loyal, but he regretted the tendency
| to Introduce sectarian spirit into the mstter,
| At Claremorris the crowd hooted at the SOL
diers we'll as the Orangemen. The latter
were allowed to carry revolvers on the pro-
mise not to use them unless life was endanger-
ed. They proceeded to Ballinrobe without any
| remarkao ole incident and arrived there at 10 80
tonight. A large crowd had assembled but nc
| violence was used.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Daily Ne,ps' CORES.
| pondent at Ballinrobe telegraphs that Bayoott
has no place in which to lodge the Orangemeu
| except barn. The liberals of this district
| denounce the relief movement as Tory trich
to force the hand OF government and provoke
coercion by promoting civil war.
| THE AGRAM EARTHQUAKE.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE losses by the earth
quake in Agram. Croatia, Tuesday, are estimat
ed at 100000 forms, without reckoning
the damage to churches. Reports of havoc by
the earthquake have been received at Agram
from the whole surrounding country.
AGRAM, Nov. 1l.-Fresh shocks of earthquake
occurred here at noon to-day, and many
houses fell, causing most fearful panic. The
session of the diet was suspended on account
of the danger.
| DULcIGNo.
CoNsTANTTNoPLE, Nov. l0.-A dispatch from
Dervisch PAsha states that he has persuaded
the notables 10 Dulcigno to consent to cessior
of the territory. and that he believes they viii
persuaoe the rest of the people.
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