Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-04
JOY: IN IRELAND
OYER THE RELE aSE OF PARNELL
AND his COMRADES.
Bonfirss and Torchnght Processions--
Comments of the Irish and English Press
-Chamberlsin TO bs FOrster's Successor
Other Probablel observation-disclosures
hover at St. Petsrsburg-The jewish
Exodus-Gsneral Foreign.
GREAT BRITAIN.
JusILATIoN IN IRELAND.

JCBlLATION IN IRELAND.
DUBLIN, May 3.-Many suspects were re-
leased from Clonmsl and KilmainhaEn jaiIs. The
released land leaguers celebrated last nigat at
Balla, Belfast, Cork and Youghall with torch
light professions, bonfres, illuminations, etc.
General tranquility prevailed.
THE PRESS ON PARNELL's PARDON.
LONDON, May S.-The Times says II Par.
nell will make use of his liberty to restore Or
der, there may be an immediate improvement
in the condition OF ireland.
The Standard asks II the amnesty is to be
rea !, on what ground can Dayitt be excluded
from it.
The Post says the government is in despair,
and like desperate man Is playing desperate
game to relieve it's fortunes.
LONDON, May 3.-The Times says II the
latest daring change fails to vanquish the dis
order in Ireland, there can be no doubt Of the
fate of the cabinet.
The Leeds Mercury, the leading liberal
organ, says: "Forster was disloyally treated
by some OF his colleagues, especially Cham.
berlain."
LONDON, May 3.-The Telegraph says:
"Forster has been treated as Jonah and thrown
overheard to Tighten the vessel of the admin
istratien on its new tack" It infers it is the
intention of the government to administer af.
pie.
GOODNESS coUNsELED.
The United ireland has an article under the
asks the people not to lose their heads with
giddy joy.
Goodness and courage" it says, "are need.
full to secure what We have won as they were
to win it.
IRISH AFFAIRS.
LONDON, May Sit is stated that Cham
berlain is pressing on the government the
extreme desirability OF appointing an Irish.
man to succeed Forster.
Earl Kimberley, colonial secretary, speak
ing at Herford last evening, declared that the
government released the suspects because
they believed the back of the agitation was
broken. He said the government Intended to
per>evere steadily with remedial measures.
DUBLIN, May S.-Parnell, Dillon and
O'Kelly started last night for Holyhead.
Three members of the ladies' land league OF
Tralee, were sentenced to six months lmpris-
onment in default OF bail
IN COMMONS.
LONDON, May3.-In commons Gladstone
replying to Collan, member for Louth, said he
had not yet received resolution from the
Canadian legislature with regard TO Ireland
and therefore could not present it to the
house. As to any action upon it, the matters
referred to concerned the imperial legislature
alone. As to the portion of the Canadian ad.
dress relating to the matter within the dis
erection of the executive, 1t had the govern
ment's close and constant attention before the
suggestion contained In the address reached
thea in any shape from any quarter.
Goschen created sensation in the house
when he said that as Gladstone believes social
revolution exists in Ireland it will have to be
proved how far peace and order would be
prompted by the release of the social revo-
lutionists.
The land league members of parliament are
trying to persuade Parnell to be in the house
Thursday when Forster makes his explana-
ton.