Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-21
1HH OLD WORLD.
YESTERDAYS INVESTIGATION OF
tn 2 FENYIN SUSPECTS.
Further Concerning Their Completely =
Kaiser William to be Represented by
the Crown Prince at the Coronation -
Other Matters of Interest.
GREAT BRITAIN.

DUBLIN, Feb. 2O.-Jas. Mullett, one of
the conspiracy prisoners was allowed to
receive two letters and sign a check.
A man named Punham and two named
Mahoney, all ex-suspects, belonging to
Castle island, have been arrested charged
with being members of the Invinclbles.
The wives and mothers of the prisoners
were admitted to the gallery of the court
to-day and warmly greeted the prisoners.
Carey failed to identify Mrs. Byrne, and
she was discharged.
LONDON, Feb. 20-The police are con-
WINGED that the man known as "No. 1" is
Gen. McAdaras, who was in London Satur-
day. Mrs. Byrne arrived in Dublin and
was examined at the castle this morning.
She will be charged in the police court this
afternoon with being concerned in a treas
enable conspiracy. 1t is reported that
Mrs. Byrne made full confession of all
she knows concerning the work of the as
sassins. Several arrests are expectud on
the strength of the information.
DUBLIN, Feb. 20.-The conspiracy priso-
ners, after a formal reading of dispositions
and before their removal from court, shook
hands heartily with each other.
Patrick Nhelan. who was bailed out On
charge of treason and felony in connection
With the discovery of arms and sister, in
stead of the wife of Frank Byrne, should
have been arrested.
LONDON, Feb. 2O.-The Times, renewing
its attack on the land league, says: 'No
agitator who refused to tolerate or avail
himself OF the powers of ribbonison,
Fenianism, or even worse forms of crime
could hope to impose an unwritten law or
be accorded the authority of an uncrowned
king"
The Standard also attacks Parnell for
the question of the conspiracy disclosures
at Dublin and appeals to the people and
authorities in America to aid in furnishing
the criminals.
LONDON, Feb. 20.-Another series of
wool sales began to-day. There was
large attendance and biddings were ami
mated. Prices were fully equal to the last
series. Six thousand bales of Adelaide
and Cape were sold.
The steamer Norseman, from Boston,
lost five head of cattle and sixty-two
sheep on her trip.
LONDON, Feb. 20.-The inquiry begins
Friday in the Dublin cases of conspiracy,
which is believed to be of wider area and
more destructive aim than the murder of
society.
Chamberlain, president of the board of
trade, has resigned from the Reform
club
The Mahon Banking company has as
signed.
LONDON, Feb. 2O.-In the house of com
mons this afternoon Trevellyp, chief secre-
tary for Ireland, was again questioned
about Sheridan, bat declined to give any
further information about him than that
given yesterday. He referred the ques
toner 20 Parneu. Sir VIM. Harcourt,
home secretary, declined to answer a ques-
ton by Dickson, as to the prospect Of ar
resting Brennan. Sir VIM. Harcourt earn
estly denied that there was any communi
cation between the government and sus-
poets in Kilmainham jail except through
Forster.
Gorst said il was generally believed that
the employing Of persons engaged in out |
RACES to suppress them, was forced upon |
the government by Chamberlain, president |
of the board of trade. He believed that |
Gladstone in the lithuanian treaty. was
made the dupe OF the inner circle of the |
cabinet, which, like the Irish 'lnylnclbles"
had number one" The outbreak |
of outrages always accompanied the &C
cession of liberals to power.
Harcourt said Gorst had no right to
base his speech on the evidence of one
witness. He would not undertake to re-
pudiate the charge of engaging man
whom he knew was plotting to murder his
colleague He admitted that the govern
ment failed to stop crime at first. 1t
was owing to the inefficisncy of the police.
Gibbon, conservative asked: "Will no
body, for very shame, show the land
league balance Sheet
LONDON, Feb. 2O.-The American
Pilots Bride was totally
wrecked at Dissolution island. Only four
of the crew we're saved and landed at
Capetown.
LONDON, Feb. 2O.-The Allan line steam
er Buenos Ayres, in collision sunk a
steamer off Lamash, Scotland, and eleven
of the crew of the latter steamer were