Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-04
GREAT BRITAIN.
Especial Cablegram to the Globe.

iDPooiai SduleSran TO the Globe,
LONDON, Dec. 3.-Many branches of the
Irish National league, at their regular
weekly meeting to-day, appointed COM
mittees to draft and present monster
petition to Sir VIM. Ha,court, the home
secretary, praying for Communication of
ODonnells sentence 10 Imprisonment for
life. Is is expected movement will also
be started to formally ask the American
government to use its influence in favor
of the condemned man. O'Donnell's con-
duct in his cell to-day has been exceeding
~ boisterous. He continues to cheer for
Ireland's liberty and to shout out violent
denunciations of everything English. He
says that the long hesitancy of the Jurors
over the verdict inspired him with a hope
of escaping death.
DUBLIN, Dec. "a pastoral OF Cardinal
McCabe strongly denounces secret socie-
ties, which ii says seem to possess & fatal
charm fer Irishmen, ending generally with
the hangman's rope Or the infamy of an
1nformer.
Father McCartan was stoned yesterday
in passing through the Orange quarter of
Newry.
prominent lnvinoiole undergoing Pc
nal servitade offers 10 give Important tes-
timoDy agalnst fourteen men whose trial
begins today for the murder of Mrs.
Suythe near Cellinstown in April, 1882.
LONDON, Dec. 3.-All the newspapers in
dorse the verdict in the case of O'Don-
neil.
LONDON, Dec. 3.-O'Donnell will be
hanged on the 18th instant,
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 3.-The steamer Morse
mans from Boston, lost eighty five head of
cattle.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 3.-Several warehouses
here in which were stored large quantities
CT cotton, hemp and sugar, burned to day.
Damage estimated at 100000.
WEXFORD, Dec. "A mob last evening
attacked the theatre in which evangelical
services were being held, and attempted to
burn the building. The mob took possess
sion OF the town, broke the windows of the
Protestant church, and of nearly all the
houses occupied by Protestants. The
dresses of tho ladies who attended ser.
vices in the church were torn off, and gen
tlemen accompanying them stoned. Sew
eral were injured severely. The mob pa
raded the streets for several hours singing
God Save Ireland"
Service at the theater being conducted
by Major White, of Chicago, the mob
made bonfire of all the Bibles and hymn
books that could be found. One Protestant
was attacked and carried down to the har-
Dor, the intention of his assailants being
TO drown him. Some respectable Cath
olics interfered and saved him. Another
Protestant was chased through the streets.
and finally sought refuge in the police
barracks. He was told the police were IN
able to protect him. He was seriously
wounded. The police We're confined to
their barracks throughout fha riot. The
victims intend 10 seek compensation.
DUBLIN, Dec. 3-Joseph Poole, con-
victed of the murder of Jno. Kenney, was
refused a new trial.
New CASTLE ON TYNE, Dec. 3.-ScIater &
Proctor, corn merchants, have failed with
liabilities ut 100000.
LONDON, Dec. 3.-The Daily Telegraph
publishes letter stating that Henry NJ i.
Stanley, the explorer, will remain with the
expedition on the Congo river until May,
when he may take a two months leave of
absence. The report that Stanley is com
ing to Europe owing to difference with
the African societies, and intended to de-
fend himself against the charges of impa-
thence in dealing with the natives, is de-
clared to be absolutely untrue.
LONDON, Dec. 3.-The Morning Post
says, it is probable that Tennyson will
shortly be raised to the peerage.