Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-03
FOREIGN NOTES.

justice of England, in expectation of being
able to visit the United States by invita-
ton of the American Bar association, has
asked several leading barristers to accom-
pany him. Chas. Russell, liberal member
of parliament for Dundalp, is among those
who have accepted the invitation of thC
lord chief justice.
LONDON, April 2.-The queen still finds
discomfort from the accident at Windsor
but is not, however, confined to her rooms
She drives out regularly, although unable
to walk, nor can she remain in standing
position beyond few minutes at, Z
time.
BERLIN, April 2.-Complete returns are
received from yesterdays election foI
members of the reichstag for Stralsund
The exact figures are as follows: Herr
Samm, S,173; Count Won Bernigandank
1854.
LONDON, April 2.-Churchilrs letter is
the theme of comment in parliamentary
and political circles. Salisbury has thought
proper to assure Northcote, the conserva-
tive leader, that he does not sympathize
with the sentiment conveyed in Churchill's
communication to the Times.
The failure is announced of G. Devaux &
Co., merchants, of this city. Liabilities
estimated at 100000.
Cork, April Morgan is an employee
of the Cork Steamship company and Is ac-
cused of using his position to facilitate
the carrying of arms and explosives be-
tween England and this city. He is also
care taker of the temperance club, of
which Oherlihy, arrested Thursday charged
with conspiracy to murder is president.
Documents were found on Featherstone.
the American, who was arrested with Cher
Thu and said to newspaper writer, show
ing him to be in direct communication
with ODonovan Rosa. Letters from Rosa
were seized giving elaborate orders with
regard to the mode of using explosives
similar to those found in the box, carried
by Dennis Deacy arrested at Liverpool
Thursday on his arrival from this city.
The steamer Indiana to-day took the
first batch of emigrants forwarded free by
the British government to America. The
party number seventy-fve, and was prin-
cipally composed of persons evicted in
Connemara, Ireland.
The Eton gentleman who stated recent
ly that he saw Lady Florence Dixie the
whole time SIZE was standing on the spot
where the alleged attack upon her was
committed, and saw her walk away without
anybody accompanying her, has reduced
his statement to writing, and declares him
self prepared to abide thereby.
At the lord mayors banquet tonight
Lowell, United States minister, replying TO
toast to foreign ministers, said the rela-
tons of England and America were never
more cordial than now. This declaration
was received with earnest marks of ap-
proval.
HAMBURG, April "A bazar is in pro-
gress here for several days in aid of the
English and American Sailors institute
The crown princess of Germany sent a
number of articles, and liberal contribu-
tions were received srom many sources.
LONDON, April 1.-The bill providing for
court OF criminal appeal was read a
second time.
MADRID, April 2.-The marriage of
Prince Louis Ferdinand, of Bavaria, to the
Infanta Maria Della Paz was celebrated
in the chapel of the royal palace to- day,
the patriach of the Indies being present.
The king and queen of Spain were spon-
sors.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 2.-The revolu-
tionary party of Russia has issued proc
lamation announcing that the prepare
| tions are complete to meet the coronation
OF the car, and have every hope of sue
cess in fully carrying out the long devised
| plan. The proclamation contains a warn
ing to all persons that they shall, if valu-
ing their personal safety, keep at a dis
| lance from the ceremony of the corona
| ton. The pronunciamento conclude:
with the words. 1--WE will strike once more
for the freedom of Russia" The procla
nation is printed in letters of red anc
| bordered with stri pes Of the same color