Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-24
ERIN'S EMERGENCY.

Monster Indignation Meeting at Hyde
! Park, London-Fifty Thousand People
Turn Out in Rain Storm to Protest
Against the Course of England-The
Land League In Secret Session Decide to
Continue the Agitation-Attempt to Sup
press the United Ireland Paper by the
Arrest Of the Writers and Managers
Miscellaneous.
LONDON, Oct. 23.-The meeting in Trafalgar
Square to express indignation at Parnell's ar
rest, was failure owing to rain. About 1000
men and boys were present. Most of them
| seemed opposed to the object of the meeting.
After considerable hastling resolution con-
demning the governments action was for
mally declared carried.
SURPRISING PAPER.
ADublin correspondent, referring to the re-
ports that the United Ireland, organ of the
Land League organization, was be-
sieged, says the government has
decided they cannot seize the plant
of paper unless they believe reasonable
conspiracy exists. They have therefore de-
as editor. A warrant is out for the arrest of
Jas. O'Connor, who conducted the paper last
week.
A large meeting at the Circus, Newcastle,
on the Tyne, Saturday, passed resolutions pro-
testing against the coercion policy of the
government.
MONSTER MEETING.
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day, was, despite the weather, attended by
over $4,000 persons. The speeches were, as
usual, of a violent character. A large section
of the crowd were slghtseers and did not at
tempt any dissent, except in one trifing in
stance. A procession of many thousands
with bands, banners and emblems, mustered
at Charing Cross and proceeded by the
Thames embankment, Pail Mall, st. James
street and Picadilly to the park, where they
arrived about o'clock. The speeches were
from six platforms. The principal speakers
were Barry, O'DonneE and Finnigan, Home
Rule members of parliament,
lively, and Clark and Hindmann and Miss
Craiger, connected with the Loudon Demo-
cratic association. Resolutions denouncing
the cowardly and lawless action and coercion
of the government in attempting to forcibly
suppress the freedom of speech were unani-
mously carried. Spectators state the demon
stration was remarkably orderly. Hardly any
Gladstone and "Quaker Bright" especially
the latter, were greeted with groans and
shouts of traitors"
The meeting was held under the name of the
Farmers Protective association.
sINEws OF WAR.
The subscription list to the emergency
committee shows a total'ofIe13,000 last year.
The committee received Gl 900 from England
from recent appeals.
SHOT.
DUBLIN, Oct. 23.-Maloney, large tenant
farmer near Ennis, was fatally shot Saturday.
ARRESTED.
DUBLIN, Oct. 23.-Among the arrests Sat
urday was Hayden, chairman of the Roscom-
mon town commissioners, and editor and pro-
prietor of the RoscOmmon Messenger.
WILL CONTINUE TO AGITATE
Despite the governments proclamation,
there was large gathering to-day near Croch-
ford, priest presiding. ono rentn resolutions
were passed. The Land League held secret
meeting Saturday, while the police occupied
the League rooms. The meeting determined to
pursue the agitation.
LONDON, Oct. ga Dublin correspondent
says: 'In order to continue the Land League
agitation'it has been suggested the imprison-
ed leaders who are members of parliament re-
sign, allowing such time to elapse between
the new elections as would allow the candi-
dates in addressing their constituencies to keep
the news of the League constantlylbefore the
people. The new members would then resign
to allow the reelection of suspects on release
Joseph Cowen, member of parliament for
New Castle, has gone TO Ireland with person
who intends to become editor of United ire
land.