Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-11
FOREIGN NOTES.
ENGLAND,


LONDON, April 1C-A dispatch from
Dublin states that one of the men actually
participating in the murder of Cavendish |
and Burke has declined to be defended, de-
claring his intention to plead guilty. He /
has no hope of escaping conviction. The |
name of the man IS withheld. His state |
ment regarding his participation in the |
crime viii be made in the dock, where ne |
previously answered for a murderou5 |
offense. The man referred to is obviously |
Patrick Delaney.
LONDON, April 1O.-Parliament urges
law of extradition to cover the cases OF
persons charged with using dynamite for
unlawful purposes.
LONDON, April 10.--Charles Bradlaugh,
Mr.. Ramsey, proprietor of the Free Thinker,
and G. ". Foote editor, charged with pub
fishing sketch of Deity and blasphemous
lbels, were arraigned before Lord Chief
Justice Coleridge and a special jury,
Bradlaugh denying his responsibility for
the publication, applied for and was
granted separate trial. It was given in
evidence that the Free Thinker is published
by the Free Thought Publishing company.
under which style Bradlaugh and others
| traded.
LONDON, April 1O.-The royal message
| giving assent to the bill relating to the
possession of explosives was read in par
| Lament this afternoon.
LONDON, April 1O.-Tke amount OF bull
hon withdrawn from the Bank of Eng
land leaves balance today of e1,720,-
| 900.
LONDON, April 1O.-The Times says:
There was practical reason for haste in
which the bill in regard to explosives was
passed through parliament yesterday and
explains by stating that some members of
the dynamite party are believed to be
on steamers now coming from America.
LONDON, April 10.-Bellow, secretary of
the Cunard steamship company, has re-
signed.
A Gibraltar dispatch says that four
slaves we're sold in public street in Tan
gier near the British legation. The Eu-
ropeans at Tangier are indignant.
The French squadron at Hong Kong has
sailed for Tonquin.
LONDON. April 10.-Bernard Gallagher
of dynamite notoriety, strongly urges his
American citizenship. He sent a letter to
the United States minister praying the
good offices OF the American government
aud solemnIy reiterating his innocence.
The writing and spelling of the commUni-
cation stamp aim person of very Hitter
ate character.
LONDON, April 1O.-The police continue
v1gilant watch upon the railway depots
and steamboat landings. 1t is believed
they are well advised from America.
LONDON, April 1O.-Parnell decides not
TO leave London. He desires TO atteud /
the discussion OF the tribunal procedure
act.
LONDON, April 1O.-In the Commons,
O'Connor Powers. the member from Mayo.
moved resolution for the relief of dis
tress in Ireland. The scheme proposes an
expenditure OF 100000 for promoting
home colonization. The sum is TO be ad-
vanced by the treasury and to charge repay
ment in fall primarily on land settled
under the scheme, and then by way of Sc
curity on assessable property in Ireland
in such way that the treasury shall lose
nothing. The provision is also made fol-
, optionalenigration. Trsvelyan, chief secre-
, tary for Ireland said, the distress was
! nothing like 1847. He declared Powers
, plan impracticable. Many persons were
taking advantage of the facilities now
afforded for emigration. If the motion
was adopted serious blow would be dealt
l. to the work the government was carry.
ing on.
? Powers motion was rejected.
], Parnell is suffering from a carbuncle
/ He was in the house tonight, but left be.
fore the debate on Powers motion began
DUBLIN, April 1O.-The trial of Jas.
Brady, indicted yesterday for the murder
: of Lord Frederick Cavendish and Burke
8 which was to have begun to-day, has beer
: postponed until tomorrow, owing TO DR.
:, Webb Adams. who was assigned by Judge
n O'Brien to act as counsel for Brady, de-
clinirg to conduct the defense of the pris-
oner. Adams gave as q reason as not be
ing prepared. The court house is strongl,
guarded again to-day.
Judge O'Brien intimated to Sullivan
{ that he would be called upon to cooperate
s with DR.. Webb Adams in defending Brady
The Judge also expressed the belief tina
both gentleman were unbiased. Tn.
y Judge insisted strongly that the counse
t should be ready to defend Brady, despite
4 their protests. D. B. Sullivan is the coun
= sci, not A. NJ. Sullivan.
. DUsLIN, April ia number of arrests
have been made. A letter packet has beer
, found in connection with the murder O.
> Lydens, committed two years ago, and O.
; Constable Cavanagh.
DUBLIN, April 10.-There is no relaxa
ton on the part of the authorities in thei
. endeagor to detect and arrest suspicion
> persons. The police have just como int
possession of information that man ha
landed in Dublin who is supposed to be q,
: emissary of dynamite and whose mission
l. is the destination of DroOerty All tn