Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-16
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Jan. ia goods train col
lided with passenger train near the
Stephany railway Junction, London, to-
day and thirty persons we're injured.
DUBLIN, Jan. 15.-Ths Queens bench
division refused the application of
O'Brien, editor of United Ireland, for Z
mandamus to compel the magistrate t.
receive evidence to show the seditious
libel with which O'Brien is charged is true
The judges held it would be a monstrous
thing for court to compel a magistrate
to accept evidence of the truth of state
ments which were made with the intention
of bringing the administration of Justice
into contempt. The effect of the refusal
of the judges to grant the mandamus will
be that O'Brien will be committed for
trial.
DUBLIN, jan 15.-Four informers will
be examined Saturday. Some of the per-
sons recently arrested have been watched
by detectives two years. Evidence will be
given of the existence of Fenian armory,
also of the formation of a plot to murder
Lord Frederick Cavendish, Earl Spencer
and other government officers. Proof will
be submitted of the companionship of
some of the prisoners with persons found
guilty of murderous outrages. There is
perfect panic among the conspirators.
One informer is man recently convicted.
The police secured a revolver purchased
along with the one with which the attempt
was made on Judge Lawson's life. It is
believed the government will be able to
prove the existence of a conspiracy to
murder government officers.
LONDON, Jan. 15.-The employees of the
Caledonian railway struck. Only ten of
forty engines in the Hamilton depot can
be used. Five hundred mon paradea in
Hamilton to-day prior to quitting town
for Glasgow.
GALWAY, Jan. 15.-Patrick Higgins, one
of the murderers of the Huddys, was hanged
this morning. Few persons weHs outside
of the Jail at the time of the execution.
Higgins heard mass at Z. After Mar
wood, the executioner, had pinioned the
prisoner the latter walked firmly to the
scaffold which was the same as that used
at the execution Of the Asamtrasna MUIR
dsrers. Higgins was in his shirt sleeves
aud bare headed. He walked to a little
group which stood outside the door
of his coll. He started some
what when he first caught
sight of the gallows, but did not falter
in his step. He assembled the scaffold re-
peating the responses to the service for the
dying, and continued to do so after his
legs had been strapped and the cap ad-
justed. He was still speaking when Mar
wood drew the bolt and Higgins disap-
peared through the drop. The strain on
the rope was very great, Higgins being
heavy. He died without a struggle.
LONDON, Jan. 15.-Ths steamer PhGni
cean, from Boston for Glasgow, lost two
of her crew and forty head of cattle on
her voyage. The steamer desmond, from
New Orleans, lost a deck load.
DUBLIN, Jan. 15.-Therehave been three
more arrests for conspiracy to murder
officials.
Sexton, in speaking at Mallow, said the
day was coming when ParnelPs party
would be supreme in Ireland, and that at
the next election for member of the house
of commons they would have two-thirds of
the seats, which would make British rule
in Ireland impossible.
1t is said the police purposely left to
some persons named in the warrants an
opportunity of quitting the country.
LONDON, Jan. 15.-~The duke and duchess
Of Edinburgh started for Berlin to attend
the silver wedding of the Crown Prince
F .ederick William. The Earl of Munster
leaves Thursday, and prince of Wales
Saturday.
Anthony Mundella, member of parlia-
ment tor Sheffield and the Joseph Cham
berlain, president of the board of trade,
speaking at Birmingham to-day, main
tanned the educational status of England
compared unfavorably with that of the
United States.
LONDON, Jan. 15.--A Times Cairo special
states: kilograms from official sources in
Constantinople report that some Circas-
slams attempted Sunday to assassinate the
sultan. woman diyulged the plot. The
Albanian body guard met and defeated the
Circassians in the vicinity of the sultan's
apartments. Several men were killed in
the encounter.
DUBLIN, Jan. 15.--Ons of the men ar
rested yesterday resided in house on
Brabason street where the dynamite ball
cartridges were seized.