Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-26
THE old WORLD,
SERIOUS TROUBLE EATLfNERICK RE-
TWEEN SOLDIERS IND CITILIANS.

SERIOUS TROUBLE EATLIMERICK BE-
TWEEN SOLDIERS AND Civilians.
A Garrison At Knniski.len Indulge in a
Little Promiscuous killing Among
Themselves-The Egyptian Rebel Chiefs
Degraded.
LmKRIcK, Dec. 25-A riot in tho street
occurred Christmas night between soldiers
and civilians. The latter attacked the
military, and free fight ensued, the SOL
diers. using their belts. The soldiers were
badly handled, owing to tho numerical su-
periority Of their assailants. The police
eventually quelled the disturbance.
LONDON, Dec. 25.-A serious riot oc-
CURED Christmas among soldiers at Ennis
killsn bluffs htat;s 1ed in Canterbury.
Nearly two hundred men feroely engaged
for hours, using their bolts and bayonets,
and many were injured. The men we're
finally confined in barracks.
CoRK, Dec. 25.-A party of moonlight
ers were surprised near Castle Island Sat
urday night, by police patrol. The officers
captured all after an exchange of shots, in
which one of the maruders was wounded.
BRUSSELS, Dec. 25.-While the trial of
Peltizer brothers, for murder of Bernays,
was progressing, popular risings were
feared both here and in Antwerp if Ar
mand Peltizer should be acquitted. The
government took precaution to prevent
any disorder.
DUBLIN, Dec. 25-The government has
ordered the prosecution of Harrington,
the secretary of the organizing committee
OF the Irish National league, for speech
delivered by him at meeting In Mullin-
gar Monday night. He said the more
prosperous farmers must be told if they
did not throw themselves into the new
movement they would have the whole
force of the laborers' agitation directed
against them. Prosecutions are pending
against the proprietors of various provin-
clal Journals for articles melting crime.
\ POSITION OF THE POPE.
ROME, Dec. 25.-In reply to the con-
gratulations of the cardinals, the pope, al
luding to Martinucci's case, said the fresh
attack upon an Independent sovereignty
has recently been made the matter of con-
sideration which formerly was shown for
the holy see and which was declined by
political prudence, and for reasons of state,
has now been put aside. His holiness
added, that, despite everything, he would
continue to defend the rights and interests
of the church.
HE ANSWERS NO.
d.
arrest at Lyons, was examined for three
hours. he answered "no' simply to all
questions. The prince is kept in solitary
confinement, not even the police in charge
being allowed to speak to him.
LIBELLKR ARRESTED.
BERLIN, Dec 25.-There is a great stir
among the German press IN consequence
of the arrest at Vienna of Berlin journal
ist who fled to Austria to avoid fulfillment
for ibelling Bismarck.
LONDON, Dec. 25.-Bishop Benson's &C.
ceptance of the archbishopri, of Canter-
bury is officially announced.
DEGRADED.
CAIRO, Dec. 25-The khedive's degrad-
ing of Arabl and other rebel pashas, lis
published.
Public degradation was carried out this
afternoon in the presence of two battal-
ions of the new Egyptian army. Only a
few Europeans and about 100 natives were
present. The prisoners started for Suez,
whence they will be transported to Ceylon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ATHENS, Dec. 25.-In the chamber of
deputies to-day proposal was offered to
proceed with discussion on the budget
The opposition protested on the ground
of informality and retired in a body.
The ministerialists then adopted the pro-
posal. Tricaupis said that if the opposition
persisted in retiring the government would
ask the chamber to vote the budget with
out further debate.
VIENNA, Dec. 25.-A telegram from Terra
tenau Bohim states that fifty Spiritualists
residing there have been summoned before
the magistrate. The local press urges the
minister of the interior to institute an in
quiry on the subject of Spiritualism, ow-
ing to the number of cases of mental de-
rangement arising from its practice.
PARIS, Dec. 25.-Dr. Carvisarl, the emil
AAOAo 4ASAOA PAyoAOAou3 40 Oodus IL 1S
stated he never recovered from the shock
received at tae announcement of the trag.
ic death of the prince imperial in Zulu
land.
LONDON, Dec. 25.-Biggar, member of
parliament. has gone to Holyhead to avoid
service of summons in his prosecution.
ROME, Dec. Pa renewal of the dem
onstration which followed the changing of
Overdank. 1t was necessary to surround
the Austrian consulate in Turin with troops
to protect it from a mob who had gathered
in the vicinity, crying. "Down with
Austrian
THE WELSH EISTEDDFOD.
The Literary Congress in Session at New
York.
New YORK, Dec. 25.-The New York city