Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-15
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, NOV. 1S.-Ih6 Raglan MUSIC
hall, Southwark, burned this afternoon.
LONDON, Nov. 13.-Gladstone, to-day, re-
ceived the Transvaal deputation.
LONDON, Nov. 13.---At the Shrewsbury
November meeting the great Shropshire
handicap race was won by Thebias; Kent
| I'd, Picsdor Sd. Eight starters.
LONDON, Nov. 13.-Rurton's cotton mill
near Bolton, Lancashire, is burning.
A meeting of the joint committee of
manufacturers and weavers was held in
Aanci ester to-day. The Representatives
of operatives reported the result of the
ballot last evening was largely in favor OF
q strike, rather than submit to reduction
| Of wages. Thereupon negotiations were
broken off. A great strike will probably
| follow.
It is understood that the lord lieuten-
ant of Ireland has been instructed to keep
the peace between Nationalist and
Orangemen by disceuraging meetings OF
both parties and forbidding gatherings OF
either organization if trouble is threat
ened.
BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 13.---Three cases OF
sheep skins, each containing explosive
machines, apparently belts filled with per
cussion caps,were seized here.
! DUBLIN, Nov 13.--In the trial of Joseph
Poole for the murder of John Kenny, the
| defense called no witnesses. DR.. Webb,
counsel for Poole, contended that the
charges were founded upon the merest
suspicion, and suspicious acts were only
proved. After the argument tie case was
given to a jury who after a consul
tation of an hour announced that
| they could not agree. The jury were dis
| charged and the case will be retired on
| Monday.
DR.. Webb made an able argument in
defense of Poole. He maintained the gov
eminent had wholly failed to prove its
case He admitted that Poole was mem
| Der Of the Fenian brotherhood, but be-
longed to section of that organization
which had no sympathy with assassins,
! and had moreover incurred their enmity.
He claimed Kenny wes shot in mistake
| for Poole. Hershell, in closing the case
for the prosecution, ridicuied the theory of
the defense as wild and inoreditable. JUS
tice Murphy in summing up the case,
| expressed the opinion Kenny was not mur-
dered in mistake. He said, the fact that
Poole told Lamie how Kepney was killed,
and that the daggers used in the murder
we're no good, that they might as well
been chisel5, was borne out by the appear
ance of the wounds upon the body of Ken
ny. 1t was evident, said the justice, the
murder was deeply planned, and he asked
the jury, even if they put the evidence of
LAME aside, if they had any doubt that
Kenny was the person intended to be
murdered. During the delivery of the
Justices charge, Poole jumped up and &C.
eused the justice of acting the part of
| prosecutor,
QUEBEC, Nov. 13.---The Irish national
! league branch here denounces ss SANDER
GUS the reports published in England and
| in some papers here of a pretended dyna-
mite plot to murder Lord Lansdowne, and
other nonsense.
PARIS, Nov. 13.-victor Ferdinand Bar
rott is dead, aged seventy seven.
PARIS, Nov. 13.-Re.r Admiral Frau
quet. commanding the French heet in
Algerian waters, is appointed to command
the fleet in the Pacific ocean.
PARIS, Nov 13.-It is stated that French
reinforcements have been landed at Hal
Phong. Admiral Courbet's first attack
will be made On Sontay and Hanghoa.
PARIS, Nov. IA The Republique Fran
cdise says: The relations between France
! and Turkey have been completely restored
forming fresh guarantee of peace.
1t is said that emperor of Austria and
Hungary will attend the opening of the
Turine exposition.
BERLIN, Nov. 13.-Yierick, a prominent
socialist is accused of melting disorder, in
having invited readers to the Sud
dentsche Poste copy of nihilist leaflet.
BERLrS, Nov. 13.-DeGiers has arrived.
BERLIN, Nov. 13.-The Crown Prince re-
| ceived DeGiers on his arrival today. De-
Giers afterwards visited the emperor, who
gave dinner in his honor. DeGiers had
q long interview with Count Won HAITI
feldt, the German foreign minister.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 13.-Simultane-
ously with the departure of DeGiezs, SEQ
retary of stale, for Switzerland via Berlin
10 visit his daughters, the editors of 81
Petersburg newspapers received orders
forbiddiDg the discussion Of the probabil-
ity of war with Germany. DeGiers visits
Bismarck.
ROME, Nov. 13.-The American Catholic
bishops held their first meeting ts-dsy a
the college of Propaganda. All the cardi
nails of the Propaganda we're present. The
principal question discussed was that oil
addressing demand to the government
of the United States that the relations O.
the church and state be based upon canor
law.
CoNsrANTIEoPLE, Nov 13.-The Brig
snds attacking the Armenian caravan wer,
apprehended at the instance of the British
and Amarican reDrasentatives