Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-30
THE OLD WORLD.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LIVERPOOL, April 28-The Times CORE
spondent at Rome says Archbishop Croke
is on the way to the vatican, where he will
be hauled over the GOALS for giving sup-
port to the movements of nationalist and
revolutionist parties in Ireland.
DUBLIN, April 28.-Another arrest has
been made here in connection with the
conspiracy to murder. The prisoner is
tailor named NeYin. Nevin is the man
who was mentioned yesterday by the in
former. Deviue, as having been appointed
by the Fenians to find the hiding place OF
Poole. who had been condemned to death
Devine alse stated that Nevin was after
wards charged by the assassins with de-
ceiving them. The Dublin police have dis
covered that several men wanted for partlc-
ipatiol in the murder conspiracy have left
Ireland. The police are in constant COM
munication with The police of Manchester,
Liverpool, Newcastle and London, touch
ing the movements of suspected persons.
TULLAMARE, Ireland, April 2S.-Three ar
rests in connection with the conspiracy to
murder, have been made here in conse-
quence OF information given at the ex-
animation of the three conspirators in
Dublin yesterday by man named Seery,
a resident OF Tullamare.
LONDON, April 26.-Alarm has been
caused by the receipt by me corporation of
london. of an anonymous letter warning
that body that Guild hall would be de-
stroyed by dynamite May 6. A force Of
special police has been detailed to guard
the building.
The person seen by De7ine at the meet
ing of the Irish vigilance committee in
Dublin, and who Devine yesterday said was
member of parliament, was described by
witness as having fresh complexion.
beard and moustache of light color. De
vine said this man was present at the
meeting held after the vigilants had de-
cided upon the death of Poole.
LONDON, April 26.-The Standard, COM
nenting on the proceedings of the Irish
convention at Philadelphia, says: Parnell
knows, a word from him. plainly denouHc-
ing the dynamite policy, would have pro-
duced deep effect on the convention, but
he will not speak the word, lest he sould
wound the susceptibilitieS Of some of his
friends in America.
DUBLIN, April 28.-The Lord Lieutenant,
at Belmullet, Mayo, witnessed the depar-
ture of the Phenici&u for America with a
number of families. He conversed with
older Immigrants ana assisted the chill
dren into the boats to be conveyed to the
steamer. The sympathy of the lord lieu
tenant created profound impression.
DUBLIN, April 29.-Joseph Hanlon, the
Phoenix park murderer, makes a statement
discriminating number of persons. As
Hanlon refused to depose when brought
before the court, his own information will
beused against him.
Patrick Delaney sentenced to ten years,
penal servitude for assaulting Justice
Lamson, pleads guilty to a more serious
crime. His sentence for shooting at JUS
tice Lamson will probably te commuted.
Thomas Caffreys, the last of the present
Jr.a,s, will be concluded il fortnight.
TIE prisoners implicated in the assassina-
tion conspiracy will be tried by the next
commission.
The police know the murderer5 of Bailey
and Kenny are in America.
It is stated that a request supported by
affidavits, will be MADE TO the United States
government for the extradition of about a
dozen persons.
DUBLIN, April 29.-Earl Spencer, lord
lieutenant of Ireland, addressing the state
aided emigrants who left Belmulet Friday,
for America, said the government has no
desire to force any one from home.