Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-21
GREAT BRITAIN.

TuLsK, Ireland, Nov. 20.--Ton thousand
persons attended meeting of the Irish
national league yesterday. Among the
speakers were Sullivan and O'Kelly, mem
bers Of parlia u ant. The latter referred
to what he called the efforts of Davitt to
split the Irish party, and said they we're
tantamount to stabbing Ireland in the back.
He threatened to resign his seat if the
country was void in its allegiance to Par
NELL He advised the farmers to take ad-
vantage of the arrears of rent act. Votes
of confidence in the speakers were carried.
Il is very probably that after the trial
of Michael Casey the remaining four
prisoners accused of completely in the
Joyce murders will plead guilty and
throw themselves on the mercy of the
crown, asking life sentence instead of
hanging. After taking formal evidence to-
day in the case of Delone, charged with
an attempt to a5sassDate Judge Lawson,
the accused was committed for trial at the
next Dublin commission, The prisoner
was guarded to and from police station by
a strong escort CO mounted police with
drawn sabres.
The queen tomorrow will decorate the
officers and soldiers VINO distinguished
themselves in the war in Egypt. Gen.
Wolseley and ninety officers 60 to Windsor
in the mornin-.
A long affidavit by .Iinet, formerly Ari-
bi Pasha's advisor, is Published. Il is
strongly in favor of Arab, who, Ninet de-
clares. endeavored to prevent incendiarism
and protected the Christians.
A. B. Forward, now in the United States
is mentioned as a probable conservative
candidate for Il seat in the house of COM
mons for Liverpool, made vacant by the
elevation to the neerage Of Viscount San
don in consequence OF the death Of the
Earl of narrowly.
A man named Sandons was arraigned for
sending letter TO Gladstone threatening
to murder him. He was remanded after
disclaiming al intention to murder the
prime minister. The man is merely a
dangerous lunaaic. When searched knife
was found upon him.
The miners association OF Scott & Co..
some time in peculiarly difficulties, has
been dissolved.
LONDON, Nov. 20th.-In the commons
Trevelyn informed Parnell that unions in
the western part Of Ireland had been Or
dered to relieve the distressed people, and
the local government board instructed the
inspectors to see thai arrangements were
sufficient and relief measures not interfer-
ed with for the want Of funds.
The Duke OF Edinburgh will be appoint
ed colonei-in-chief OF the royal marines.
Rev. Edward Hawkins, D. D., is dead
Lord Augustus Fitzgerald is dead. The
Earl of Narrowly is dead.
LONDON, Nov. 20.-Doctors Gull and
Carpenter held consultation to-day with
regard to the health of the Archbishop OF
Canterbury. The physicians issued a
bulletin stating that during the past week
there has been a return of fever while the
patient has lost strength. The condition
of the archbishop is regarded with in.
creased anxiety.
A parade will he had tomorrow of al
the regiments which served in the Egyp
tan campaign. A special general order
will be read in which the queen, after
enumerating the hardships suffered by the
troops, thanks the officers and men indi
vidually and collectively for their gal
lantry and exemplary conduct.