Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-18
GREAT BRITAIN.

has issued three new proclamations offer
ing reward for information relative to
the Phoenix park murder, namely: $4,000
for information leading to the conviction
of the assassin, the authorities promising to
insure that the names of informants shall
not be divulged; $1,000 to any accomplice
In the crime not actual murderer, who will
give information leading to the conviction
of any actual murderess or accomplice,
and $500 for information leading to the
Identification of any accomplish or of the
horse car on which the assassins rode, or of
the assassins, clothes or weapons, the mon
ey to be paid on correlation of the infor-
nation given by that in possession of the
authorities, even though no person be con-
victed. Persons desiring to tender infor-
nation under the proclamation Offering
$500 reward can communicate with the DO
lice anonymously, and will receive an.
answer by advertisement. The proclama-
tions, although issued only last night, are
dated Nov. IL.
The Dublin police believe they have
evidence sufficient to sustain a charge of
conspiracy against the persons now in
custody on suspicion of being concerned
in the Phoenix park murders.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE steamer Crest was
totally wrecked on the isle of st. Sebastien,
Grew saved.
The Hematile Iron company of Marg-
port, failed. Liabilities, e2OO,OOO.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE orient steamer
Cotopaki was completely Quilted to-day
by fire. Loss, 100000.
The steamer EtEeopa, rived at Mayille
from New York, grounded in Tough Foyle,
on the way to Glasgow. The Malagassy
ENJOYS visited the German ambassador,
and were very cordially received.
Cork, Dec. 17.-Parnell, O'Connor and
Sexton arrived to-day. This evening a
banquet was given to Parnell. While the
toasts were being offered stranger pres
ent proposed the health of the queen of the
Belglans. An attempt was made to eject
him, whereupon he drew a revolver. The
weapon was wrested from him, and he was
given into custody.
In replying to a toast Parnell said the
cause of home rule was rapidly coming to
the front. Both of the English political
parties, he said, are very much afraid of
the Irish vote.
DUBLIN, December 17.-Westgate fatty
denies that he ever made confession i'm
plicating himself in the Phoenix Park muir
ders, Or that he knows anything whatever
about the crime.
LONDON, Dec. 16.-The changes in the
cabinet are now completed, the following
named ministers having taken the
oath before the queen in council to-day
Lord Derby. secretary of state for the
colonies; Lord Kimberly, secretary of state
for India; Lord harrington, secretary of
state for war: Right Hon. Hugh Childers,
chanchellor of the exchequer.
DUBLIN, Dec. 16.-Thomas Higgins was
convicted and sentenced to death to-day
for participation in the murder of the
two Huddys.
LONDON, Dec. 16.-John Morris Saunders,
who sent Gladstone a letter threatening
his life. has been acquitted on the ground
of insanity.
LONDON, Dec ia letter signed Rory
Hills was received at the home Office last
evening, threatening that within the next
few days one or more of the government
offices or some other large building would
be set on fire, on account of the execution
of the three men in Galway yesterday for
the murder of the Joyce family. The
police and all government officers have
consequently been doubled.
DUBL1N, Dec. 16.-The importation of
the Irish World will be prohibited.
LONDON, Dec. 16.-The British bark
Langrigg Hall struck on rock off the
coast of Wexford. Twenty-Five of the
crew were drowned; only two saved.
The British ship Glad Tidings, from
Calcutta for Falmouth, went ashore at
Prawle Point yesterday. She afterwards
caught fire and was totally destroyed. Two
drowned.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Observer believes
the idea of appointing Sir Charles Dixie
chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster has
been abandoned, owing to the difficulty of
comforting an Office so closely connected
with the court upon one who entertains
such views concerning the civil list as
those expressed by Sir Charles. It is Ger
tain Sir Charles will shortly enter the cabi-
net in some other capacity.
DUBLIN, Dec. 17.-Applications to the
Westport poor law union for assistance to
emigrate are 1000. Many desire to go to
Australia.