Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-06
GREAT BRIT AIN.

LONDON, March 5.-Amount of bullion
withdrawn from the bank of England on
balance TO- day, 100000.
The society for the suppression of bias
phemous literature propose to get up
charges against Professors Huxley & Tyn-
dale, Herbert Spencer, the publishers of
John Stuart Mills works, John Morley and
others, who by their writings have sowp
widespread unbelief, and in some cases
rank atheism.
LONDON, March ga number of revoIv-
ers have been discovered at Bradford It
is believed they were concealed there when
the Fenians were to have been arrested.
LONDON, March 5.-Gladstone entered
the commons this afternoon for the first
time since his return. He was received
with loud cheers from all sides of the
house. Lord Edmund Fitzmaurice, under
foreign secretary, informed Puleston, con-
servative, that the surrender of P. j. Sheri-
dan has been asked of the United States
government. He was unable to say any
thing further regarding the matter.
DUBLIN, March 5.-The town council ex-
PEELED James Carey, the informer, from
membership, and declared his seat vacant.
LONDON, March 5.-Parnell asked a
question touching the starving condition
of the people of Ireland. Trevelyan, chief
secretary for Ireland, in reply, denied the
existence of distress mentioned in Parnsll's
question.
| LONDON, March 5.-Chambers, the pro-
prietor of the land and water, and umpire
of the Hillsdale Thames boat race, is dead.
LONDON, March George W. Foote,
editor, William Ramsey, proprietor, and
Kemp, printer, of the Freethinker, were
found guilty of blasphemous libel. Foote
was sentenced to twelve months imprison-
ment, Ramsey to ten months and Kemp to
three months. Foote'S sentence provoked
a storm of yells.
DUBLIN, March 5.-Flynn, bailif OF
Lord Ardiloun, and beaten near Clonbur
Mayo, last week, has died.
PARIS, March 5.-In the chamber OF
deputies, on the question Of taking into
consideration the proposals for revision
of the constitution, Prime Minister Ferry
formally refused to court repulse by pre-
senting any such proposal to the senate
The government, he said, would energeti
cally bring the matter before the cham
bers, when it believed revision possible
The present moment is inopportune
People would withdraw theil
: support from the government if they saw
it meaHt instability and agitation. The
question was one for friendly compromise
and not to be raised as a means of revenge
against the senate. The attempt might b.
made before the election of 1885 to induct
the senate to make revision. Mr.. Clemen
ceau asked if the vote of 1882,in favor o
a revision of the constitution, was still
valid. He moved to adjourn debate til
tomorrow. The motion was carried, 81
: to 207.
LIVERPOOL, March 5.-Arrived, BIRTHS
Prince from Philadelphia.
DUBLIN, March Six men have beel
arrested for holding a secret meeting a
Castlereagh. A letter signed ''Mr. P" wa
found with one. The police regard the al
= rests important.
LONDON, March 5.-Gladstone state
that the government intends to Withdraw
the troops from Egypt as soon as the aim
D of the occupation have been obtained
These were the establishment of order an
!. liberty, and securing the passage of tn
Suez canal.