Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-09
GREAT BRITAIN.

DUBLIN, Feb. 8.-The trial of Bowling
for the murder of Policeman Cox began
to-day.
Archbishop McCabe is better, but is still
very feeble.
Parnell, in communication asking the
attendance of the Irish members of the
house of commons at the opening of par
Lament next May, says an event of great
Importance to Ireland will be discussed.
A preliminary meeting of the party will
be held on the 18th to consider the action
of the Irish members during the session.
Mr.. Parnell, writing to Joseph Walsh
concerning possible vacancy, in repre-
senting county Mayo, deprecates the
election of a member who refuses to take
his seat. If the time came for Irish mem
bers to retire from the house of commons,
he says that they should do so in body.
They earnestly advocate the adoption of
some system of pecuniary compensation
to members. If constituencies do not
make an effort in that direction, he would
be obliged to consider whether he could
persevere in the thankless task of endeav-
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Irish party.
LONDON, Feb. ga schooner has been
wrecked near Port Aferry, Ireland, and
another near Shetland island, Scotland.
In the first, five sailors we're drowned; in
the latter, the whole crew persisted.
The lord mayor of London to-day re-
ceived deputation asking him to open a
fund for the relief of distress in western
Ireland. The mayor said such speeches as
were made by O'Donnell and others at the
meeting from which the duputation
emanated were certain to Illustrate the
accessory fund traceable to such agency.
He was, however, willing to receive con-
tributions, and, if the amount justified, to
eventually open fund.
DUBLIN Feb. 8.-Earl Spencer arrived
from London and was escorted from the
railway by troop of hussars followed by
cars laden with detectives.
Bowling has been convicted of shooting
with intent to murder detective and SEN
fenced to penal servitude for life. The EVIL
dence against Bowling was merely repe-
tition of the well known facts of the affray.
The defense of Bowling was that Police
man Cox was shot by Constable Stratford.
Carman Fitz Harris, who is supposed to
be the driver of the car employed by the
murderers of Lord Frederick Cavendish
and Burke, has been arrested.
LONDON, Feb. 8.-The steamer Bavarian,
which sailed Jan. % for Boston, returned
to Liverpool with her machinery damaged.
The regulation enacted some time ago
that military telegraph stations should re-
main open all night in case of sudden ne
cessity for the dispatch of troops, is now
suspended.
The Times says Lord Dufferin, who is
now in Egypt representing the English
government, has drafted dispatch enforc-
ing the necessity of protecting the gov
eminent of Egypt against external in
trigue and internal weakness until it is
able to stand alone. He condemns alike
the premature abandonment of RESPONSE
bility and annexation.
LONDON, Feb. S.-Detectives have arrest
ed Thos. Fitzpatrick in parish Poplar, and
conveyed him to Ireland, charged with
completely with the other prisoners arrest
ed for conspiracy to murder government
officials. Fitzpatrick is a farmer. His
associate was recently suspected of turning
informer.
LONDON, Feb. 8.-The survivors of the
disaster to the steamer Kenmore Castle,
which foundered in the Bay of Biscay, on
the I'd inst, existed three days by chewing
flannel vests. The third officer became
starving mad, and jumped overb GARD, but
was rescued.
DUBLIN, Feb. S.-Davitt, Healey and
Quinn, arrested some time ago for making
infammatory speeches., have refused to
give bail, and this morning were lodged in
Jail for term of six months.
LONDON, Feb. 8.-Ashton Wentworth
Dixie, liberal, has accepted the steward
ship of 'Chiltern Hundred" the vacant
seat in the commons for New Castle-on-
Tyne.
DUBLIN, Feb. 8-Two farmers were ar
rested at Newtown, Hamilton, county
Armagh, on a charge of conspiracy to
murder government officers.
DUBLIN, Feb. 9.-Chief Secretary Trev-
ellyn started for England to-day, escorted
by detectives
LONDON Feb. 8.-The bullion in the Bank
of England increased e280,000 the past
week. The proportion of reserve to liza
bility is 4611s per cent.
Thirty thousand tons of new shipping
were ordered on the Clyde during the past
fortnight, including two steamers for the
North German Lloyd company.
LONDON, Feb. S.-Aribaux, the artist, is
dead.
DUBLIN. Feb. 8.-Thos. A. Grunnes is
the liberal conservative candidate of
county Dublin for parliament. An in
fuential meeting has asked Col. King Har-
man to be candidate.
T. NJ. Healy, in speech advocating a
better system of government for Ireland,
advised that all local affairs, such as the
management of estates, appointment of
magistrates, ETC., be confined to elected
boards, each of which shall send delegates
to central council of the province which
shall have powers in regard to private bills
now exercised by parliament.
Cork, Feb. S.-The White Star Steam
ship company have subscribed to the Cork
exhibition and offered to carry free 100
tons of American exhibits.
GERMANY.
BERLIN, Feb. 8.-The reichstag