Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-02
GREAT BRITAIN.
MITCHELL HEsaY's DETECTION.

never belonged to league 50 stupid and r.
rational. The policy cf the past few months
has crippled the Irish vote In parliament for.
ever. The money extracted from the poor
people in America and at home Is removed to
foreign soil and no accounts are published.
The leader flies at the very crisis OF fight In
parliament
OPPOSITION TO THE LAND BILL.
LONDON, March 1.-The leaders of the con-
servatives in the house Of commons have de.
cided to make desperate attempt to defeat the
Irish land bill by coalition of home rulers
and dieaffected radicals.
THREATENING EP1sTLEs.
LONDON, March LIN commons Harcourt,
home secretary, said he had received threat
ening telegram signed "John Devoy," but
didn't intend to make representations In re-
gard to the circumstance to the American
government, as such representations might
give rise to an international controversy. De-
voy, from British convict, became an Ameri.
can citizen. AS long as he and his confede-
crates, leaders of the land league, were con
tent to remain beyond the sea, and on the
fere with them. If they come over we might
have to pay them some attention.
URGENT.
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urgent, BIS to 81, and after brief discussion
the bill passed.
TERRoRs OF EVICTION.
NEW YORK., Feb. 28.-From Dublin tele-
gram: The emergency committee are taking
steps to meet the wishes of large number Of
home landlords, who are about to evict de-
faulting tenants and who desire the commit
tee should supply them with Protestant ten.
ants from Ulster and elsewhere. Lists will
be opened for names of those willing to accept
farms from which tenants have been eyicted.
and doubtless there will be no lack of appii
cants, as exaggerated descriptions of the power
which will be placed in the hands of the au-
thorities by the coercion bill have already EN-,
boldened all who opposed the
tactics of the land league. Numerous
evictions, many of the most distressing
character, are taking place over Ireland. The
eviction of Rev. Patrick Hurley, parish priest
at Kilkoman, Kings county, has created no
little CONSERVATION. The Rev. Fathers prede.
cessors took house and farm Of forty.two
acres from middleman landlord, and retain.
Ing the house and garden sublet the land to
three tenants at rent of 967 and valuation
of 942. When the reverend gentleman was
appointed by the parish he had to take up the
land and work 1t at loss. He had also made
himself responsible for the rent of the sub.
rears. The priest then a'' handed
the land over to an energetic young farmer of
the neighborhood. The middleman landlord
refused to recognize this tenant and took pro.
ceedings against Rev. Mr.. Hurley and sub.
county chairman refused to grant the decree,
but the case was taken to the queens bench.
The result was that Tuesday the sth the par
ish priest was evicted and his furniture put
into the street and his sub.tenants similarly
treated.
In recent evictions at Newton and Hamilton,
County Armagh, on the property of Rev. Mr..
McGooch, the women stoned the bailiffs and
invoked curses on the landlord, while aged and
sick people were carried out and laid on tie road.
side. If the evfctions continue the above cases
are typical OF what may be expected when the
great eviction wave sweeps over the country.
The league has issued circulars to branch
leagues throughout Ireland asking details of
all evictions since January.
GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF THE BATTLE.
LONDON, March IA correspondent with
Gen. Colley's force gives the following account
OF the engagement: spitzkopf is about 5000
yards from the Beers position. Two com.
panies were left at BAIL. The remainder of
the troops toiled up the hill, which is very
steep and difficult Of ascent, on hands and
knees. 1t was impossible to have carried up
even mountain guns. Had we those the result
reached the summit before daylight, and
about 8 o'clock began firing. The Beers
had no videttes posted and were completely
surprised, but promptly returned the fire.
Our men had but little cover, but somewhat
better than that Ingogo river. estimate the
number Of Beers at the base of the hill at
about 1000. Up. to midday their loss was
q
conspicuous for GOODNESS and courage, He
kept up constant communications with the
camp by signals. Shortly. after noon the
Boers' fir, which heretofore had aver,
aged about fifty shots a minute, in
creased to terrific yolley, our mea
were nnnole 31ss & to Withstand It. They wavered,
que pent. The Beers climbed the summit of
the hill and followed them with q terrible fire.
AS they went down on the other Side this
correspondent was captured by the Beers, who
treated him well and gave him a pass to re.
turn 10 camp. He identified Gen. Colley on
the field.
RoUT.
LONDON, March 1.--Gen Roberts will have,
by the time he arrives at Natal, force Of
5000 men. Detailed accounts received to-day
render 1t certain that the British were driven
from Spetzkopf because they were fairly beat
en-. The fight ended in q rout.
The most desperate estimate places
the loss at 800 killed and wounded
AVOID Cosr1vr HABIT OF BODY, not only
because of the attending discomfort, but lest
It engender more serious consequences. DR..
Jayne's Sanative Pills are either Laxative or
Cafhartic, according to the dose, and NAV be
depended upon to produce healthy secretions
of the Liver and Stomach.
The stockholders Of the St. Louis & San
Francisco, at special meeting In st. Louis
Yesterday, voted to issue consolidated mort.
gage per cent. bonds to the amount of $780,:
100000, covering all the lines of road now