Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-13
GREAT BRIT AIN.

LONDON, March 12.-The Times says:
From many sources we receive news indi-
eating that if the new criminal procedure
bill in India, which allows native Judges
jurisdiction over whites in certain cases, is
persevered in the results are likely TO be
serious beyond conception"
The Daily Neevs states that the cabinet
council Saturday was chiefly occupied in
the discussion of the affair in the Trans
vaal. 1t is believed the government deter
mined to exert their influence to protect
natives against the injustice and oppres-
sion of the Beers.
At meeting of twenty-one delegates,
representing the South Yorkshire and Ian
cashire iron trade, it was resolved to re-
strict the output of finished iron.
The Duchess of Marlborough has given
to st. Luke's fund $500, which remained
over from the fund she raised for the re-
lief of the distress in Ireland during the
years 1879 and 1880.
LONDON, March 12.-Betting on the OK
ford Cambridge boat race Thursday next,
at first IN favor of Oxford, is now seven to
four on the Cambridge crew, owing to the
better condition of the latter.
LONDON, March 12.-Intelligence from
Paris states the emeute there due to the
fact that 10000 persons are out of employ
ment. The Times correspondent at Paris
says for the past few days many foreigners
keep away from that city on account Of its
unsettled condition. There are now at
Rome some Americans who were about to
start for Paris when the demonstration be-
gan and who have consequently postponed
their visit.
LONDON, March PA new trial in the
breach of promise case of Miss Hyland
against Biggar, member of parliament,
which has been decided III favor of Miss
Hyland, has been refused.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Zanzibar, d
British cruiser, has gone to Madagascar,
and another follows her.
DUBLIN, March I'm the murder con-
spiracy the prisoners are notified that their
trial begins April 9. They are to be tried
on three counts: for the Phoenix Park
murder, the attempted murder of Justice
Field and conspiracy.
The government has ordered that prompt
measures be taken for the relief of starving
people at Leughrea.
LONDON, March 12-The ship Wiltshire
arrived at Queenstown from San Francisco,
reports it fell in with the steamer Cor
denia i'll distress and toWed her until Feb.
81, when in lat. 80 north, long. 20 west, she
was obliged to abandon her, the wind be-
ing adverse. The Gordenia left Newcastle
Jan. % for New York, and was taken in
tow Feb. IL by the steamer R9yne, in lat.
~, long. 40; but the line parted and the
BOVINE left the Gordenia on the 18th,
In the commons Gladstone stated that
the earl of Spencer has retired from the
Office Of lord president of the council.
Easter recess from Goth to 29th.
A stay of proceedings has been granted
in the suit of the king of the Belgian
against Canon Bernard to recover 500 Gee.
The securities are now in the pos7yssloA
of the sheriff. The securities were taken
by Bernard, canon of the Catholic church
of Belgium, and now in prison there.
LONDON, March 12.-Lady Florence
Dixie denies Sheridan's statement that in
writing the lines charging Parnell and Big
gar with not having accounted fore152, 600
of the land league fund, she acted merely as
the tool of Piggot. She says she does not
know Piggot and never saw him in her
life.
LONDON, March 1.-The report that
Forster would succeed the Marquis of Lorue
as governor general of Canada is discred-
tied.
DUBLIN, March 12-It is stated that be-
fore Egan left Ireland he handed land
league funds and documents to Parnell,
Biggar and Mccarthy. Stephens, an ex-
Fenian head center, informed our inter
viewer that he was never applied to in
America to patronize assassins.