Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-16
OVER THE OCEAN.

Do-A Fresh Scare Given to England bv
the Appearance of Stevens. Fenian Head
Centre in Paris-Opening Of the German
Reichstag land Speech Of Emperor
Observation-Disclosures
WHAT pARNELL SAID.
LONDON, Feb l5.-The Times, of this
morning, says: At mneetig Of the ex-
ecutive officers of the land league In
Paris on Sunday last, Parnell stated that
the funding Of the 10000 of the
league money had finally been arranged.
he said manifesto would be issued ex-
planning everything that had been done
IN regard to the funds to the branches of
the league, which will be published soon
after his return to Ireland. It was also
intended, he said, Immediately after the
passage Of the coercion bill, that the Irish
members OF parliament should hold con.
ference In Dublin. They would then
place themselves at the head Of the peo.
pie, thus meeting the blow the govern
ment is aiming at the organization.
TIE TERRIBLE TENIANs.
1t is rumored in Cork that the Fenians
in America and the United Kingdom are
aiding the Beers with men and money.
1t is said 5000 American adventures
have gone to the seat Of war. Large
bodies Of Beers are reported to be moving
south of New Castle, apparently to at
tack the reinforcements. One hundred
seamen are ordered to Transvail from
Sherness to form a naval brigade.
PARIS, Feb. 14.-When Parnell re-
turned here from Frankfort he heard ru-
mors that his absence from London was
due to the fears Of being arrested. A del
egate from the last meeting of the league
waited on Parnell with resolution that
he should 60 to America, but he decided
to remain on the continent to complete
other arrangements In connection with
the league. In consequence of its be-
coming known to himself and friends
that communications addressed
to him and them have been
tampered with it has been thought nee
essary to remove the Headquarters of the
league to Paris Parnell will start for Eng
land in few days. Brennan has been in
structed to deposit all documents of the
league in place of security, All COM
munication between Parnell and friends
in England is carried on by carrier Big
ger and Healy have returned to Lon
don.
LONDON, Feb. 14.-In the house of com
mons the attorney general for Ireland ex-
planned that suspected persons could
only be arrested in Ireland under the pro-
lection bills. After the rejection of sew
eral amendments proposed by home rul-
ers, Arthur O'Connor, home ruler, moved
the chairman report progress. The chair
man considered the motion obstructive,
having regard to the early hour Q0:30 P.
N.Y. and put the motion forthwith, under
the new rules. The motion was rejected.
LONDON, Feb. 14-It is stated the land
league decided to invest 10000 in new
European bonds.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb 14-Baron An
Dire de Budburg, Russian diplomatist, is
dead. age 81.
AFFAIRS IN GERMANY.
BERLIN, Feb. 15.-The speech at the
opening of the Reichstag will state that
the empire maintains peaceful and AMIGA
BILE relations with all foreign powers, that
its political relations with great neighbor-
ing empires are especially In consonance
with the friendship which personally
unites the emperor with their rulers and
that there is among European powers not
only complete concurrence in the wish
to maintain peace but in the principle
that there is no difference of views con
cerning the essential objects Of the pend
ing negotiations at Constantinople The
emperor, therefore, is confident that the
agreement among the powers will sue
ceed in aYerting even partial disturb
ance of the peace in Europe.
LONDON, Feb. 15.--In the house of COM
mons to-day Sir VIM. Vernon Harcourt, home
secretary, said he had information that Jas
Stephens, the Fenian head center, had arrived
in Paris
DUBLIN, Feb. ia returned Irish-Ameri-
can named Laughlin has been arrested in con-
nection with an outrage and robbery near
Castle Ireland.
Barry Sullivan, the popular tragedian, is
i'll here