Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-03
GREAT BRITAIN,


ceiving addresses of welcome at Waterford
yesterday, said after what had been
achieved the last few years by the Irish
party in parliament under their great
leader, he had no doubt if the people per-
sisted in their course, avoided and refused
to allow themselves to be transported to
Canada, good deal would he achieved
within a measurabiy brief period of time.
The. present generation might yet live to
zee the old land clothed in the garb of free
dom under the Irish flag.
DUR1IN, Dec. 1.--Col. King Harmon,
conservative member of parliament, in
board of guardians, said he would prevent
any meeting of the nationalists being held
in Boyle. He endorsed Lord Rossmore's
action at Roslea and said he was prepared
to forfeit his commission as justice of the
peace.
LONDON, Dec. IA telegram from Mar
settles authorizes to charter steamer of
any size to be ready to go to Saigon, on
account of the French government.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The deputy grand
master of the English Orangemen has is
sued an address in connection with the
case of Lord Rossmore, and says: We
cannot sit still and tamely submit to see
our Irish brethren 80 treated, and suggest
that effective steps be taken to express
sympathy with the Orangemen of Mona
CHAN and Feramagh.
DUBLIN, Dec. Lord Rossmore has
| written another letter to the lord commits
sioners of the privy seal in defense of his
action at Roslea, county Fermanagh. He
says the suspension of his commission as
justice of the peace is of small Importance
to himself, but many 10y alists will consider
it another slight directed against those
anxious to protest against rapine and rev.
olutlon. The lords commissioners, reply
ing, have no doubt of the propriety of
their decision and decline to discuss the
matter further.
NEwRY, Ireland, Dec. 1.-Two hundred
policemen and two troops of hussars have
arrived, and 400 infantry are on the way,
all in view of apprehended disturbances
between the Nationalist and Orangemen.
The magistrate this afternoon is consider
ing whether to allow the Nationalists to
march inthe torchlight procession through
the streets TO night. Psrnell was holding
conferences with his friends the whole
morning. The authorities have forbidden
the Nationalist to meet outside the hotel
at which Parnell is stopping. The police
are ordered to disperse all gatherings upon
the street. A body of Orangemen will &C.
oupy the Orange nall, and force of police
gill be stationed in close proximity. Seri-
GUS rioting is expected, aud tredesmen are
closing their shops early.
The magistrates have issued an order
forbidding the torohlight procession of
the Nationalist. They also ordered all
public houses to be closed tonight. There
is great excitement throughout the town.
Healy, Sexton and O'Brien did not arrive
tonight, although expected, and large
crowd collected ct the depot awaiting
them. The crowd hooted and groaned the
constabuIary and magistrates, who were at
| the depot for the purpose of maintaining
| order. Policemen are patrolling the
streets of the town and the military are
kept under arms in case of an outbreak.
No disorders have yet occurred.
DUBLIN, Dec. 1.-The hearing in the ap-
plicatiop of the counsel for Poole on the
motion to quash his conviction for the
| murder of John Kenney, to be brought up
to-day, has been postponed.
Alderman VIM. Meagher, Parnellite, was
elected lord mayor of Dublin. The liberal
and conservative members or the corpora
ton nbstained from voting.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-Giers, Russian minis
ter of foreign affairs will go TO Vienna in
behalf of the car to give Austria essur-
ances of peaceful intentions to Russia.