Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-14
GREAT BRITAIN.
SUNDAY DEMONSTRATION.

CORK, June 12.-Fifteen thousand people as
sembled to-day in Mill street, but made no al
tempt to hold meeting. A large force o.
military and police drafted for the service were
in town. Tho people formed a procession and
marched through the streets with bands play
ing and banners flying. There was no speak
ing eqcept by priest, who advised the people
to quit town quietly. The bishop of Ross, ad.
dressing his congregation, strongly deprecated
a resort to violence. Their cause, he said,
would be eventually gained by vigorous con-
stitutional action.
EXAGGERATED.
DUBLIN, June 13.-The bishop of Ross has
communicated the following to the press:
"The riots at Skidbare have been much exag-
gerated by English and Irish newspapers. 1t
would be unfair to charge the land league
with responsibility for the disturbances. With
a continuance of evictions there can be no
peace in any part of this district"
aUNPowDER PLOT.
A quantity of gunpowder in an earthen jar
with fuse attached, has been exploded at the
door of Wright, solicitor of Clonskilly Damage
thrilling. Wright recently participated in the
execution of sales on behalf of the land
leaguers.
LIVERPOOL, June 13.-The police profess to
have incontrovertible evidence connecting Nc
Kevitt andRoberts with the attempt on the cen
tral police Office, London.
PRECAUTIONS.
LONDON, June 13.-Forster, chief secretary
for Ireland, has arrived from Dublin.
In consequence of the attempt to blow up
the town hall, Liverpool, regulations forbid
ing strangers to enter the precincts of the
house of commons with parcels, which had
lately fallen into abeyance,, ,,will be reinforced,
and gatherings of strangers in the lobby will
ing their vigilance relating to the personal
safety of the ministers.
ARMS.
A case of arms, consigned to shopkeeper,
has been discovered at West Port, County
Mayo, at the station.
It is said the pope is very painfully i'm
pressed by the conduct of the Catholic clergy.
ARRESTS.
DUBLIN, June 13.-A man named Mahoney,
formerly imprisoned as Fenian, has been ar.
rested under the coercion act at Millstreet,
Cork, on suspicion of committing arson.
Secretary Bowl, of the Trilleran, county
Kilkenny, branch land league, has been ar
rested under the coercion act.
The magistrates and government officials
conference at Skibbel cen, has decided to make
no arrests at present in connection with the
disturbance there.
FENIAN SCARE.
LIVERPOOL, June 13.-The jail authorities
deny the alarming reports relative to the at.
tempted rescue of the prisoners McKavitt and
McGrath Sunday morning. Some accounts
state the crowd only assembled for prize
fight. The attempt to destroy the town hall
of Liverpool revives tbs Fenian scare, and var.
ious reports are circulating, one that large
quantity of cartridges has been found in the
canal at Bolton.
MRS. BOOTH.
LONDON, June 13.-Pnysicians deciding
that Mrs. Booth must be removed home the
English engagement of Edwin Booth will be
cancelled.
A general strike Of dock laborers at Hull al
m ost stops trade at that port.
In the house of commons Forster said Irish
landlords were not endeavOring to force the
government to support them in the exercise OF
justice. A large proportion of the tenants
against whom eviction proceedings had been
taken are able but unwilling to pay rent. For.
ster admitted that quiet was not restored in
County Cork. There is great excitement
there.
The House went into committee on the
land bill tonight. Parnell said Gladstone
had attempted gigantic task. He did moi
desire to obstruct it, though he did not believe
it would be successful.