Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-05
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON. April 4.-The recovery of the
queen is less rapid than her physicians
had reason to expect. While tbs injury to
the knee is by no means serious, it is
feared that it may indirectly affect her
accustomed good health by causing her to
lose her daily outdoor exercise, with which
she has been in the habit of refreshing,
herself. DR.. Jenner, physician in ordi-
nary to the queen, has directed that she
take almost complete rest as the best
means of preventing a swelling of the in
jured part, and of reducing the pain. This
course will, it is believed, soon reduce the
slight inflammation and give her majesty
the full use of her limb.
DUBLIN, April 4. -Jenkinson, director of
the Irish criminal investigation depart
ment, has sent letters of recall to those of
the Irish detective force who have been
operating in France.
Michael Davitt has written vigorous
letter to the Young Ireland society, of
Glasgow, in which he says the dynamite
policy can only have the effect of exasper-
ating the English democracy. He declares
it would be far better to work and wait
for another twenty years than play into
the hands of Irelands enemies by giving
rein to despair and revenge.
LIMERICK, April "A public meeting
which was held here yesterday for the
purpose of giving to Parnell a substantial
testimonial of the estimation in which ne
is held proved to be fasco. Only forty
persons subscribed to the projected fund
for raising the circumference on his farm,
and the scheme was temporarily aban-
doned.
LONDON, April A dispatch from
| Windsor castle, dated at . o'clock this
afternoon, says: The queens general
health continues excellent. Despite the
precautionary safeguards as to exercise
which the physicians imposed, and
! although not permitted to walk, yet she
took drive during the forenoon.
DUBLIN, April 4-The trial of the prison
ers charged with the Phoenix park murders
| and other crimes, which was expected to
| begin on Tuesday next, will be postponed
| for few days, owing to the fact that suf-
| fcient funds have not been raised for the
| conduct of the defense of the prisoners.
| 1t is the Intention of the accused men,
when asked on arraignment if they are
| IodOJ 1OL GIldl. W req oc6G lkog Oe 1uFulSH-
ed with counsel. The trials it is said
will be delayed until their counsel are
instructed.
LONDON, April 4.-Rumors are current
that an ettoIapt is about to be made tc
bring about more Neutrality-suspicious. between
the Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific
railways. II is urged by those who pro
posed to know that there is an agreement
between the two rival railways, whereby
the railway service of the entire Dominion
almost would be virtually united under
one monopoly, which would prove condu.
Give to the interests of the shareholders OF
both concerns. Although the ultimate is
sue is yet in doubt, some attempt Of tbs
kind is contemplated.
LONDON, April 1.-THE race for the
great Northamptonshire stakes to-day
was won by j. Hanbury's "Glenlucie''; 2
H. Cooper's ''Son of York." second, and
Lefeveres, !''the Glider" third. There
| were SIX starters.
LONDON. April 4.-The chances of Par
nolls visiting America are becoming more
remote.