Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-18
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Nov. ia fearful explosion
of dynamite occurred this morning in
Burryport, Wales, instantly killing three
girls, two men,and wounding seven others.
j. Il. Aeene's colt. Foxhall, has been put
IN the private sale list. The amour.
asked is $4,000.
LONDON, Nov. 17.-Six of VIM. Whitley's
draper shops in Westbourne Grove were
damaged by fire 100000.
DUBLIN, Nov. 17.-Patrick Casey, found
guilty of murder of the Joyce family, is
sentenced to be hanged Dec II.
After Casey had been sentenced Myles
Joyce was arraigned for the murder of the
old woman, mother of John Joyce. Malley.
counsel for the defense, applied for
PostpOnement of the trial of
Joyce. because of the indignation
aroused and the published evidence in the
preceding case was calculated to prejudice
the jury and prevent fair trial. The at
torney general opposed the motion and
commended the public press for the man.
ner In which it acted in connection with
those trials. The application for a post
ponement was refused. Malley then
charged the jurors OH the ground that they
did not stand indIFerently between the
crown and the prisoner.
The informer has communicated to the
government full details of the murder of
the two huddies, Lord Ardillain's bailiffs.
whose bodies were found in Tough Mask.
Three persons are in custody charged with
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LONDON, Nov, lin the house of com
mons this afternoon, the under secretary
OF the colonies stated in answer to CUES
ton that Cetewayo was not prisoner, but
was staying at Oudemalen waiting the
completion of an arrangement for his res
toration to the throne.
Sir Charles Dixie, under secretary of the
foreign Office, promised to table the cor
respondence with the government of Peru
and Chill relating to Peruvian bonds.
Gladstone stated it was not intended
that the offices of first lord of The treasury
and chancellor of the exchequer should be
IN future represented by one person. The
present arrangement. he said, was not
good. He did not consider himself as be-
ing able to search out work as thoroughly
as good chancellor of the exchequer
ought, and as in former times he tried to
do cheers and he hoped long time
would not elapse before a change was
made.
In replying to question OF Ashmeod Bart
lett, Gladstone denied that dual control had
been abolished in Egypt. The Egyptian
government had expressed a desire that it
should be. but that expression was not the
outcome OF English advice, bu: spontane-
Gus.
Debate on procedure rules was resumed.
Eight rules remain for decision, all of
minor importance. After these are dis
posed OF the house will next consider the
motion to make the whole resolutions j.
plicable as the experience of only o.. .
session. Next, whether the details of the
bills passing second reading shall be re-
ferred to grand sectional committees,
concluding with the whole procedure.
The question will be disposed of in fort
night.
Dixie, under secretary Of the foreign de-
partment, replying to question, said there
was no reason to believe any Russian
troops are at Merv.
LONDON, Nov. ia great magnetic
storm is prevailing on the continent and
throughout the United Kingdom, causing
serious interruption of the telegraph.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE rivet makers
strike at Staffordshire has ended. the en-
ployers having conceded the advance of
10 per cent.
Applications under the Irish arrears act
number 10000, and are increasing since
Monday at the rate of 1000 per day.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE passengers of the
steamer Westphalia arrived at Hamburg.
The Westphalia will make temporary re-
pairs at Plymouth, and sail Thursday next
for Hamburg. The new steamer Rugia,
built at Stettin, will leave Hamburg on the
22d inst, in place of the Westphalia.
The steamer Gellert, which put back to
Plymouth with loss of two blades of her
propeller, leaves for New York tomorrow.
The steamer Wieland, to have left Ham,
burg the 18th inst, for the United States
was detained by the exceptionally low state
of the river, and sails tomorrow via Havre