Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-01
THE OLD WORLD.
GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON, April 3O.-It is stated doeu-
ments containing charges against dozen
persons now in America who are accused
of the murder in Ireland of Kinney and
Bailey have been forwarded to Sackville
West, British minister atWashington. Dep
ositions are to be lodged in the cases of
five more alleged murderers. Secret
negotiations are now proceeding between
the British and American governments
with view to the extradition of these
men.
LONDON, April 30.-In the commons this
afternoon, Trevelyn, chief secretary for
Ireland, stated that he believed a wide
spread conspiracy to murder existed in
county Glare. The government, he said,
hoped to bring the conspirators to justice.
ODonnell. member for Dungraven, &C
cused Clifford Lloyd, special magistrate,
of altering dispositions made on oath. He
asked whether the government would re-
tain him in Office. Trevelyn and Gladstone
both refused to answer O'DonnelPs ques-
ton. O'Donnell then laid on the table evil
dence which he claimed wonld sustain his
charge against Lloyd.
DUBLIN, April 3O.-The trial of Fitzhar-
us, known as "Skin the Goat" one of the
alleged principals in the murder of CaVen-
| dish and Burke begun this morning.
The man Neson, arrested here Saturday
on the charge of being concerned in the
conspiracy to murder, has turned informer
The prisoner pleaded not guilty. The
case for the prosecution was opened by
Porter, attorney general for Ireland. He
argued that although Fitzharris did moi
personally stab Burke, yet he was cogni
zant of the fact and was the implement OF
murder as he drove off the assassins red
handed. The defense will endeavor to
! prove that Fitzharris merely drove the
murderers in the course of his avoeation
as a cab man, and did not know what the
object of the errand was.
| DUBLIN. April Bottle testimonial
which is being raised for Parnell has
reached $4,000.
LONDON, April 3O.-The Times, in an ed
ltorial says: The Irish convention al
Philadelphia began with clap trap of folly
and Inalignity and closed after the same
fashion. The whole scene, it says, would
be painful were it not supremely ridicu
lous. The only practical suggestion made
by the convention for injuring Great Brit
ain ia advice to people of Ireland to buy
nothing from England unless obliged to
1t is a confession of impotence wher
Irish malice is driven to such paltry ex
pedient, which, if tried, would only injure
its adopters. A less one for Great Britain
is to ignore Irishmen. and abandon hope
of bringing them to a better frame Of
mind by a continuance of unmeriteG
favors. They have already convinced the
rest Of the world that they are unfit tt
have national independence, and they mus
be made to feel the strong hand of the Law
C11FDEN, Ireland, April 50.-Two mer
chants of this town named o. Keefe ant
Conn have been arrested charged with being
connected with the conspiracy to murder
According to information given to TIT
authorities by an informer, a number O.
apparently respectable persons are i'm
plicated in the murder conspiracy.
CORK, April 3O.-O'Connor forme
prominent land Lacquer has been commit
ted to prison. He declined to give evidence
at the private inquiry in the cases of sew
eral accused men.