Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-27
THE old WORLD.

LONDON, March 26.-The Daily Telegraph
considers as preposterous the report that
the government has sent menacing note
to Washington in regard to the utterances
and writings of the Irish dynamite party
in America, and says: The United States
governments attitude of Indifference at
| the rawlings of these men is the same as
that which England has always adopted
toward exiles taking refuge in this coun-
try.
| VIENNA, March 26.-The Presse asserts
| that Parnell, in an interview at Paris, gave
| his word of honor that three of the ten men
recently hanged in Ireland were innocent
| of the crimes for which they were exc
| euted.
BELFAST, March 26.-The trial OF six
more members of the Armagh Assassina-
ton society begun here to-day. Judge
Lawson presided. Murphy,in opening the
case for the crown, dwelt strongly upon the
circumstance that when Burns arrived in
| Ireland In 1880, to organize the Assassi-
| nation society he displayed the American
flag from his lodgings at Gross Magher.
Evidence of an informer will be introduce
! ed by the prosecution for the purpose of
showing that the murders were planned by
the society, and documents supporting
this charge will be produced.
LONDON, March 26.-The Standards cor
respondent at Berlin says the Spanish
minister there is about to 60 on a furlough
and will probably remain absent owing to
the differences between Spain and Ger
many with regard to customs duties.
ST.. PETERSBURG, March ga report
that has gained currency of the death of
Roisielff, formerly director of the postof-
fee, who attempted to commit suicide the
second time on Monday last, is not true.
LONDON, March 26.-Queen Victoria, to-
day, attended the baptism of the infant
daughter of the duke and duchess of
Albany.
BERLIN, March 26.-Emperor William
passed good night, and kept his bed until
o'clock this afternoon.
DUBLIN, March 26.-The F7'eemGn's
Journal states that the correspondence
which passed between the home Office and
Lowell, United States minister, has re-
suited in the former renouncing all hope
of securing the extradition of the person
known as number one" The Journal
declares number one," whose name is
Tyner, was in Dublin until the first day
James Carey was examined at the hearing
of the conspirators. He then managed to
reach Brennan by the way of Hull. From
Bremen he proceeded to Havre and thence
to New York. He was a member Of one of
the London volunteer corps.
BERLIN, March ga treaty of COM
merce between Germany and Mexico has
been submitted to the bundesrath. 1t Sc
cures the safety of the retail trade and the
freedom of property owned by Germans in
Mexico from forced loan or warehousing.
BERLIN, March 26.-Prince Albert of
Prussia, the emperor's nephew, will repres-
ent the em,-eror at the coronation of the
car.
LONDON, March 26.-The queen was
wheeled to the chapel in a chair. After the
baptismal ceremony she received guests in
the green drawing room.
LONDON, March 26.-The proposed addi-
ton to the detective force of London will
take the form of political police similar
to those in Berlin and Paris.
ROME, March 26.-Another bottle con-
tanning explosive material was found near
the Quirinal. Several arrests have been
made.
The pope has consented to be represent
ed at the coronation of the car
The reply of Cardinal Jscooini, papal
secretary of state, to the note of Hera Won
Schloezer, the Prussian representative at
| the vatican, relative to Cardinal Ledochow-
| ski, simply announces the receipt of the
| note.
CATAN1A, March 26.-Three earthquake
| shocks accompanied by rumblings wore
felt at Blanca Villa, town on the decliy-
ity of Mount Etna. There was great
panic among the people. They are build
irg huts in the open country, fearing the
| town will be destroyed. Prisoners have
been removed to a place of safety.
PRAGUE, March 26.-The lodgings Of the
editor in chief of the socialist newspaper
were searched to-day. A number of social
ist works found on the premises were
seized.
GENEVA, March 26.~-The village of st.
Anton in the Tyrol burned to-day.