Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-10
OVER THE OCEAN.

| OVER THE OCEAN.
! A RiotOus Scene in Dublin-A Legal Gen
tleman Compelled to Apologize to tn
People For Taking Cases For the Land
Iords-An Episcopal Rector Sides witt
the Lesguers-GladstOne's Difficulties
Spaniards Annoyed by Mr.. Hayes Indis
Greet Remarks.
| FORCED APOLOGY.
DUBLIN, Dec. S.-Solicitor Connolly de
Tended game keeper against charge o.
shooting at farmer at Murrore. Wher
Connolly left the court, crowd of people
numbering fully 1000, gathered around him
| hooting and grooming vigorously, ard rails
ing their sticks in the air. The state of af.
fairs became so threatening that Connolly
had to seek shelter in the house. The doors
were closed and it was with the utmost diff
ticulty those within prevented forcib en-
try of the populace. While the up
roar was at its height local secretary of the
league appeared and informed the people
that Connolly was prepared to make an
apology for the part he had taken against
the people in the past and that he would
not do anything to thwart them
in the future. Shortly afterward Connolly
appeared and mounting a chair expressed
sorrow at having acted professionally for q
land owner, who, it was alleged, had made
himself obnoxious to the people. He prom
ised that he would never again serve an
ejectment for rent. The apology, however,
did not allay the angry feel
ings of the populace, and officers of the
league had to form q Gordon to protect him
from their fury. Mud was flung at Cen
molly, sticks we're brandished over his head
and one blow was dealt him. Opprobrious
epithets were applied to him as he was es-
corted, with considerable difficulty, away.
GLADsToNE's DIFFICULTY.
LONDON, Dec. 8.-The Morning Post says
another very serious difficulty has arisen
within the cabinet. Parnell's last speech
has convinced the ministers that the land law
reform alone will not satisfy Ireland, and
the advocates of coercion, headed by Forster,
chief secretary for Ireland, are increasing
their demands for immediate coercion in
order to maintain law. The urgency of the
question has become so acute that the idea
of December session of parliament, or
Important cessions from the cabinet, is not
to be lightly set aside. A very few days will
show whether Gladstone can again stife the
disturbances in the cabinet. If he sum-
mons parliament - '-,onse coercion be NAV
lose two colleagues, aaI # he refuses that
course four may desert him.
LONDON, Dec. S.-The Standard in q
leading article discredits the reports of fresh
disagreement in the cabinet.
PROTESTANT RECTOR.
DUBLIN, Dec. 8.--Munroe, a Protestant
rector, has issued the following notice:
"Men of Ulster, some evil disposed person,
desiring to stir up strife and cause blood
shed in our neighborhood, has posted mp a
notice calling on Protestant farm
ers to oppose at the land
meeting on Tuesday next, the Roman
Catholic tenant farmer, with whom his in
terests are Identical. As your true friend 1
call upon you to treat with contempt such
advice. Too long has creed been bounded
against creed in this unhappy land"
DEMAND FOR PROTECTION.
LONDON, Dec. 8.-Messrs. O'Kelly, Dillon
and Bigger have written Forster, saying
that Lord Rossmore, in fulfllment of his
threats to oppose the land meeting at Lats-
town Thursday, has arrived at Euniskellen
with body of armed men, who intend to
attack the meeting, and they call on the
government to protect the assembIage.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN.
LONDON. Dec. Sat the Omagh assizes
to-day farmer was sentenced to twenty
years penal servitude for firing at his land
lord.
A bailiff has been shot dead near Cooks
town, county Tyrone, while attempting to
execute decree. The man against whom
the decree was issued and fired the shot, es-
capped
ST.. PETERSBURG, Dec. 8.-The Journal
De st. Petersburg publishes an inspired
article in which the liberals of England
are assured they may count with certainty
upon the sympathy and cooperation OF
Russia.