Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-11
GREAT BRITAIN.

articles attacking judges and jurors,whict
he said. were Just as much part of tn
machinery of murder as swor
cane or pistol. He defended tn
policy of proclaiming meeting
of the National league and the arrest 0
ranorters at Loughrea on the ground tina
there has lately arisen a class of mel
who are living on criminal agitation, anC
the so-called reporters were such men
Some of them who have been imprisoned
as accessories to murder were there to ad
wise people not to dispense.
O'Donnel. member of parliament, crit
eising the reply of the lord mayor to The
REQUEST of the Irish relief deputatiOn, says
The city Is welcome to pronounce benedic-
tiOns upon itself. while it continues TO be
loathed aud hated on the banks of Loeb
Foyle. He describes Lord Harrington as
one of the much truculent advisers of
every measure of anti-Irish policy.
O'Donnen says he is not concerned to de
fend the deputatiOn which waited on the
lord mayor asking him to open a fund for
the relief of the distress in west Ireland,
the members of which deputatlon are
competent to appreciate turtle-fed boor-
ishness. When an investigation occurs, he
saws. it will occasion as much satisfaction
as surprise to ascertain that public funds
which should have gone to solace the wild
ow and orphan have found their way into
the pockets of city swindlers or into the
fair round paunches of city gluttons.
The gunboat Redwing has made another
fruitless attempt to reach the island of In
nismurray with stores for the starving in
habitants.
GLASGOW, Feb. 1O.-The isle of Skye
crofters agree that four of the ring leaders
of the party which violently resisted the
service of the landlords warrants, should
surrender at Edinburgh.
DUBLIN, Feb, 10.-Archbishop Croke, of
Cashel, writes confirming the widespread
and fearful distress prevailing in counties
Mayo, Donegal, Glare and Sligo. The
country, he says, can ne yer expect peace
and plenty until rid of the yoke OF the
bloated and ruthless oligarchy.
The jury in the case of Vim. OBrlen on
trial charged with seditious libel, disa-
greed. O'Brien will receive ten days no
tice of the new trial.
LONDON, Feb. 10.-Lady Blandford has
obtained a decree nisiam against the Mar
quis BIandford, Oldest son of the Duke of
WaiIfaraugh, for misconduct with Lady
Aylesford.
Vim. Words worth, the last surviving son
Of the poet, is dead.
LONDON, Feb. 10.-The Daily Ne1CS ex-
presses the belief tat the ministry will
introduce in the commons bill legalizing
affirmation by members who desire to af-
firm instead of taking the usual parliament
tary oath.
DUBL1N, Feb. 9.-Davitt, Healy and
Quinn will be treated as frst-class prison
ers during their confinement in jail.
Woodhouse, poor law inspector at Glen
columbkiu, in answering the demand Tor
employment of the starving people who
assembled at his hotel yesterday, admitted
there was distress in county Donegal, and
advocated immigration. Then some one
in the crowd exclaimed: I'VE would rather
die than emigrate.'
LONDON, Feb. 9.-Judah P. Benjamin,
who has retired from practice, was advised
by doctors of the highest reputation in
Paris that the state of his heart renders
protracted argument in court unsafe for
him. He Is otherwise in good health.
DUBLIN. Feb. 9.-The trial of William
O'Brien, editor of United Ireland, for
seditious libel, began to-day. A. NJ. Sui
Ivan, NJ. P, who is defending the accused,
challenged the whole jury. The grand
sheriff neglected certain necessary formali-
ties in summoning them. Triers we're
sworn to decide the question, and it was
decided against Sullivan.
A coachman. named Doy.e, was arrested
this morning, charged with completely in
conspiracy to murder government officials,
and will be arraigned tomorrow.
LONDON, Feb. "a steamer was wrecked
off Harwich and the crew lost.
DUBLIN, Feb. 9-Colonel King Hartman
will be candidate for the parliamentary
election for the county of Dublin.
LONDON, Feb. Gin the shaft OF the
Zoern tunnel works to-day four men were
killed outright, and several so seriously
mangled that it is expected they will die.
The steamer building on the Clyde for
the Inman line will be named the ''city of
Chicago"
EDINBURG, Feb. 9.-Trevelyan, chief sec
rotary for Ireland, in a speech to-day de-
MED the statement made that the diminu-
ton of agrarian crime in Ireland is more
apparent than real. He referred to the
rapidity with which murderous crimes di-
unfinished when it became apparent that
the murderers would be executed. He de-
MED that the government had suppressed
freedom of speech or the liberty of the
press. The government was ready to work
with the Irish members of parliament in
advocating legitimate schemes of reform.
LONDON, Feb. 9.-The national league
to-day elected William O'Brien, NJ. P,
member of the executive committee.
DUBLIN, Feb 9.-Archbishop McCabe's
condition is regarded as dangerous.
LONDON, Feb. 9.-O'Donnell, member of
parliament for Dungawan, writes the lord
mayor that the Mansion house, in its rela-
ton to Ireland, is a leech-sucker, not
helper.
LONDON, Feb. Gladstone will prolon-
his stay at Cannes until his health is es:
tablished, and will be absent until the
opening of the house of commons.
The Times eulogizes Judah P. Benjamin
and says the English mercantile law has
profted by the reception accorded Louisi-
ana's accomplished jurist.
FRANCE.