Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-21
ACROSS 7HE ATLANTIC.
DEATH OF CHARLES DARWIN, THE
NOTED SCIENTIST.
Racing Events In England-Passaic Gets
Third Place in Another Raco-Debate
In Commons and a Warm One-General
Foreign.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, April 2O.--After the jury in the
case of MacLean, the queens assai'ant, hao
rendered verdict 1t was ordered that Mac
Lean should be detained in custody during
her majesty's pleasure. The deliberations OF
the jury occupied five minutes.
LONDON, April 20.-It is understood that
the cabinet meeting arrives at no decision in
dicating change in policy in Ireland. The
question of reviewing the coercion act was
| not considered.
| PROPOSED PIsCAToRY EXHIBITION.
LONDON, April 20.-At meeting at the
Mansion house In fuftherancc of the proposed
fisheries exhibition in London in 1888, the
American minister said he had grounds for
believing that his government would particl-
pate. He had this morning called the formal
| invitation.
DEATH OF DARWIN.
LONDON, April 2O.--Charles Robert Darwin,
the well known scientist, is dead.
Darwin had been III some days and was sup
posed to be recovering, but he had relapse
Tuesday aud never rallied.
Darwin suffered for some time from weak
ness of the heart, but continued to work to
the last. He was taken III Tuesday night with
pain in the chest, faintnees and nausea. The
nausea lasted more or less during Wednes-
day, aud eliminated in his death in the after
noon. Darwin remained fully conscious un-
til within quarter of an hour If his death.
ENGLISH RACING.
LONDON, April 20.-At the Shutdown park
club meeting the Weller handicap. all ages,
one mile, was won ~ Heaper. Eminence
second. Refer and Meteor ran dead heat
for third place. The Esher stakes, one mile;
was won by Goggles, Posterante second, Pa
sale third.
LONDON, April 20.ARassaic won city and
suburban yesterday in the center. The dis
lance between Master Walter and Scobell, the
second and third horse, was two lengths.
Michel was fourth andsWallenstein fifth.
The Tally Ho steeple chase was won by
Jolly Sir John, beatingThe Wizard.
IN COMMONS.
LONDON, April 20rIn commens Sexton
moved an Adjournment of the house in order
to call the attention to the recent circular in
regard to Clifford Lloyd, and concerning the
duty of self protection. Sexton said the cir.
cular was gross aad barbarous for incitemeEt
tomurder, and he called upon Forster to insist
upon it's withdrawal. Lloyd, he says, is by
nature tyrant, and had done everything to in
fuence the passion of the people in his dis
trict. Sexton warned the government that
if they carried force too far, poverty and
despair might prove stronger.
Forster said he believed price had been put
on Loyd's head and that there was a conspi-
racy to assassnate the man who had done
more than anybody to desert the "nO rent
movement.
Redmond persisted in denouncing Forster as
dishonest. The speaker named him and his
suspension was voted. Redmond thereupon
withdrew.
Shaw denounced the circular.
Lord Northcoe hoped the government
would continue to protect Lloyd and he de-
clared that the opposition would do nothing
to weaken their action in Ireland.
Sir Charles Dixie, replying to Sexton, re-
peated that it would pe very inconvenient to
make statement in regard to the correspond
ence with America concerning the release OF
American suspects.
He said the circular was issued by an in
spector of police named Smith. 1t declares,
as there was good reason to believe, every
means would be used to assassinate Lloyd, it
would be propersse- his escort to prevent it
and use fire arms in the bare possibility of-as
attempt. The inspector finally promised to
produce circular to eXOnerate any man if he
shoots any person on the erroneous suspicion
OF his being about to commit murder.
(Cheers)
Sexton complained that Lloyd interfered
with the erection of huts to shelter the evict.
ed at Tulla.
Forster replied that the huts were being
erected for the purpose of intimidation. The
Irish members, he said, seemed anxious to
drive the government to arrest members of
the ladies' land league as suspects. The gov
ernment had the right to do SO, but would use
their discretion. Forster admitted the last
two paragraphs of the circular ought not to
have been written. The circular was issued
March 4, and it's effect had been to prevent
murder. Cowardly rufians, likely to shoot
from behind hedge would abstain If they
thought themselves in danger.
Sexton withdrew his motion but will repeat
it Monday.