Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-02
GREAT BRITAIN.


GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Sept. Ito days bulletin
states that the progress of Prince Leo
pold is most satisfactory.
DEPARTED GLORY.
DUBLIN, Sept. 1.-The police who were
dismissed are all those who attended the
meeting Of police here last night, at
which the conduct of Capt. Talbot,
chief superintendent, was strongly de-
nounced. The djsmissals in all number
2,134. Capt. Talbot announced the dis
missals, the police being paraded in the
castle yard for the purpose. 1t is said
there will be general strike tonight.
Detachments from the Goth rifles, each
accompanied by a military magistrate,
occupy every police station.
4 proclamation has been widely posted,
declaring that the services of special con-
stables are necessary and calling upon
all loyal subjects to come forward and
undertake the duty. The proclamation
justifies the dismissals, pointing to the
disobedience of the police who were for
hidden to hold meetings. 1t is signed,
OR. G. Hamilton, God Save the Queen
On hearing of the dismissals from the
police force, some of the men On duty
tore off Their badges in the streets and
swore they would not do duty until their
colleagues were reinstated.
DUBLIN, Sept. 1.-Rioting broke out on
College street a! $50 O'Clock this evening.
The mob was very violent. Some Of the pO-
lice who remained on duty at The College
gfront station hra,1 VII ,,yt IN
obliged to retire. Additional troops have been
sent to the scene of the riot, as there are 40
police Or special constabies in Dablin and
the mob has complete possession of the city
DUBLIN, Sept. 1.-Up to late hour to
night no overt act Of violence had been com-
mltted, although the streets are densely
crowded. No police are visible. 4 BODY Of
16O discharged police went TO the Queensland
Emigration office this afternoon and inquired
If 500 men could be taken TO Queensland at
once. The suburb dwellings are we'll guarded
by the constabulary, twenty-fv of whom
have been ordered from the depotfGr service.
The gates of Dublin castle have been locked
since 5 p. m. They are doubly guarded.
TROUBLE AT DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, Sept. 2.-Immense crowds are
gathering in the streets, particularly in the
vicinity OF Dublin castle. The excitement is
increasing rapidly. Earl Spencer On leaving
the vice royal lodge under escort was Justify
cheered. A number of dismissed constables
who left the castle yard shortly afterwards
also received d tremendous ovation. All the
police have now struck except the officers and
members of the detective force. The latter
only number 2O0. Four hundred men have
been sworn here as special colstables.
THE MAYOR PROCLAIMS
At hastily summoned meeting this after
noon at which strong anti government
speeches were delivered the lord mayor &C.
clared his intention 10 issue the following
proclamation:
Fellow CltiZans-A misunderstanding be-
tween the metropolitan police and the govern.
ment authorities has led to the withdrawal of
large number of police from the protection of
the city. It is therefore my duty 70 impress
On every citizen who is anxious for the safety
of the city to personally operate for the preser-
walton of peace and order. Self control and a
peaceful demeanor were never more Necessary
than now and rely upon my fellow citizens
to display these qualities. ! am confident YOU
will join with me in maintaining order and
tranquility
The mounted police and the &c" division
have taken no part in the strike up 10 the
present. At meeting of the corporation held
this evening the lord mayor submitted series
of resolutions expressing the anxiety OF the
council at the differences existing between the
police aud the executive; regrtttipg hat the
same harmonious relations prevailing between
the police and municipal councils of England
aDd Scotland do not exist in Dublin; declaring
that, in consequence, the corporation could
take 70 official action in the matter, and urg-
ing citizens to aid in keeping the peace. The
resolutions were carried.
DUBLIN, Sept. 1.-When tie police were
discharged they gave cheers for the queen
and their officers. Soldiers are taking their
places. Their officers advised them to send
memorial TO Earl Spencer. the lord lieu,en-
ant, asking them to be reinstated The lord
ma, or had an interview with Earl Spencer on
the subject. 4 special meeting of the corpora
ton will be held 10 discuss the matter The
dismissed constables Were ordered to take Fl
their uniforms within an hour after receiving
their discharge. On quitting the barracks
they We're cheered by the crowd which had
gathered outside.
DUBLIN, Sept. AT 1880 tonight the
MOP in Brunswick street threw stones at the
troops and one man was wounded. A nagis-
trate read the riot act. The troops charged
and the mob fed. No further casualties were
reported.
DUBLIN, Sept IA bayonet charge has
been made il SackviIle street where TIE troops
were hotly pressed and badly stoned Troops
are stationed before the bank OF Ireland.
Many constables have returned to duty at the
police barracks.
DUBLIN, Sept. 1,9 p. m.-Many ex- police in
c;tzt ns clothes are moving about in bodies. A
number OF persons not connected with the
police are taking advantage OF the occasion to
deliver Oralions to the populace.
Top. m.-Rougbs are assembling in force
The mob has asssiled farmer and has broken
the windows of the police station On College
street.
AGROUND ON THE FLATS
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The coast guard at
Wicklow, ON the eastern coast of Ire
land, telegraphs that the British steamer
Lake Nepigon, from Liverpool yesterday
for Montreal, is aground on Wicklow
banks One boat containing part of the
crew and number of passengers of the
steamer arrived at Wicklow this morn
ing. Five boats are yet missing. The
steamer is probably a total loss.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The agents of the
steamer Lake Nepigon say about 7CO
persons were on board when she went
ashore.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1.-The agents of the
Lake Nepigon sta tie that ffty-two of her