Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-14
OVER THE OCEAN.
GREAT BRITAIN.
FREEDOM OF sPEECHE.

FREEDOM OF sPEECHE.
LONDON, Aug. 12.-The Standard says:
Several Irish members of parliament intend to
address their constituents during recess with
the view of testing the extent to which the
government will allow freedom of speech.
THE LAND LEAGUE CONVENTION.
LONDON Aug. 12-Three hundred dele
gates were present at the sitting OF the an
nuai convention OF the Irish Land league at
Manchester TO- day. A resolution OF sympa-
thy was pass ed relative to the death OF Miss
Parnell. A report was presented stating that
the highlands of Scotland are ripe for land
agitation. 1t was resolved to alter the title
OF land league to 1.-THE Land and Labor league
of Great Britain"
Upon resolution, for enumerating the
peasant proprietaryas among the objects OF
the league, an amendment twas proposed en-
bodying the principles of I the Davitt land
naturalization scheme, but afterwards the
original resolution was Overwhelmingly
carried. A resolution passed recommending
pediency in aiding the cause OF labor, and
recommending payment to the Irish members
of parliament, for their services in the cause
OF the land league.
MANCHESTER, Aug. ia demonstration
occurred to-day in connection with the Land
league convention. COmmins presided. Big
gar and O'Connor were present. Commins
claimed that the Irish party had forced the
house of commons to yield much more than
the house ever pretended. He urged the
party to continue IFS united efforts to abolish
the union. A resolution thanking the Irish
national party in commons was unanimously
passed. Biggar claimed the Irish party
contains some men in the commons. O'Connor
urged his hearers to renewed efforts in the
next general election.
LONDON, Aug. 13.-By an accidental explO-
sion of a barrel OF gunpowder in a bridesmaids
shop In GrOdend Russia, almost all the chill
dren in the school house who were Jews were
killed. A large number OF bodies were taken
from the ruins. The windows and doors Of a
church and other buildings in the neighbor-
hood were shatte red
REDUCING THE RENTALS.
LONDON, Aug. 12.-The sub-commissioner
of the land court here has given judgment in
the first case yet heard OF on an application by
the tenants of Ireland society to fix fair rent
He reduced the aggregate rent from Gl49 TO
G126. In the case of another applicant. a
tenant on the estate of the Marquis Of London
derry, the rent was reduced e33.
A PROBABLE DEMONSTRATION.
CORK, Aug. 12.-In the event of the re-
mains of Miss Fanny Parnell being inferred in
Ireland there will probably be great demon
stration at the funeral.
DUBLIN, Aug. 12.-Francis Hynes has been
found guilty OF the murder Of john Daloughty,
herder, a few weeks ago, and sentenced to be
hanged month hence. This is the first trial
under the crimes act before special jury. The
crime was of an agrarian character. Daloughty
had been continued in employment at the
farm from which Hynes had been evicted.
IRISH ITEMS.
LONDON, Aug. 12.-It is stated the constab-
uary have ceased their agitation uncondi-
tionally.
DUBLIN, Aug. ia constable named
Brown was shot fatally to day at Parsonstown,
County Leith. The police arrested five OF the
company.
Fifty men are drilling near Dungarven.
The committee in charge of the Limerick
races refused the offer by Clifford Lloyd Of a
cup valned at ESQ.
The inspector general of the cOnstabulary
has forwarded to the county inspectors of
Ireland clS0, 900 for distribution among the
constabulary.
DUBLIN, Aug. 1S.-It is stated that guns
will be placed in the upper part of the castle
and other precautions taken in view of possible
riots during the O'COnnell demonstration.
Large bodies of infantry paraded the streets
with guns tonight causing some excitement.
The authorities are reticent in regard TO the
increased vigilance.
DUBLIN, Aug. 12.-Parnell and other Irish
members of parliament arrived to-day to at
tend the festivities in connection with the ap-
preaching opening of the exhibition.