Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-22
OVER THE OCEAN.
GREAT BRITAIN.

RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE "TIsfEs.n
LONDON, April 2l.-The Times has violent
article relative to the debate in commons last
night on the circular regarding Clifford Lloyd.
It recommends that before further remedial
measures are proposed the agitation should
be crushed at all costs, as 1t could be done in
couple OF months if the government were
free from constitutional trammels which ITS
adversaries never think of respecting.
HAvERLY STILL LIVES
LONDON, April 81 -There is no truth in the
report that j. H. Haverly. the American the
atrical manager, is dead.
RACING.
The great Sandown hurdle race was won by
Prudhomme, Sutler second, Antient Pistol
third.
FAILURE oF FISHERIES.
Dundee reports are that tina Greenland seal
fishery is complete failure.
WHAT WILL THE GOVERNMENT DOT
LONDON, April Blowing to the reception
of kilograms in the house of commons last
evening from the Dublin emergency commits.
sion in regard to the latest murder in Ireland.
it was decided that the government should be
asked to state the measures it proposed to take
to protect life and property.
IN RE LAMsoN.
The British Medical Journal in an article
on DR.. Lamson says it. is sincerely to be
hoped that the new testimony from America
will enable the home secretary to arrive at
the conclusion that DR.. Lamson was insane
when he committed the murder, but It must
be admitted that the evidence published does
not justify any such belief, nor does it ap-
parently warrant an interference with the
course of law.
RoBBER FROM CHICAGO.
LONDON, April 21.-Reynolds alias Rev. Mr..
Lemaswrier, one of the men arrested in con.
nection with the robbery of Hatton Garden
postofice, says he is a native of Chicago and
the passport found upon him agrees with the
statement.
RENEWED RIOTS.
LONDON, April 21.--The riots In Camherne,
Cornwall, growing out of ill.feeling against
Irishmen, are renewed. Last night a mob
stoned the Police, who thereupon charged
upon them. Several police and populace were
injured.
The series of riots at Ruabon, Wales, owing
to the strike continues. The rioters did
great damage 10 property. A detachment of
military has been sent to quell the dis
turbance.
IRISH TROUBLES.
DUBL1y, April 21.-Arrests under the
coercion act up to Tuesday last numbered
9lS
A police patrol surprised large body Of
moonshiners at Bally Bunnyon, near the
house of farmer recently shot. The
police fired on the party and several were
wounded.
The descent of the police was a surprise to
the moonlighters and fourteen were captured,
most of them .iurderers, and taken to Listo-
we'll.
Annie Kire, member of the Ladies' Land
League, of this city, has been arrested at
Tulla.
By order of Clifford Lloyd sixty families
have been evicted on the estate Of Marquis
Siege.
Seven hundred and lhirty.fou families con-
sistiDg of 1852 persons were eyicted in Ireland
in the first quarter of 1882.
A battalion of Connaught rangers on their
way from Natal will disembark in Ireland, and
battery of horse artillery arrived to-day.
These additions will bring I'D the forces in
Ireland to seven regiments of cavalry, twelve
batteries of artillery, three companies of en-
gineers and thirty-twO battalions of infantry.