Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-24
THE OLD WORLD.
GREAT BRITAIN.

DUBLIN, April 23.-It is stated that the
given evidence to the authorities which
throws complete light on the subject of the
inquiry to be offered to-day by Curran,
divisional magistrate of the Metropolitan
police, in the murders here during the past
year of persons who have turned inform
ers.
PORTSMOUTH, Eng, April 23.-Letters
have been received by officers of the
branch here of the Bank of
England threatening the destruction of
that building by dynamite. Detectives in
consequence have been detailed to watch
the bank.
LONDON, April 23.-The Times says the
government have obtained information in
the course of recent inquiries that the al
| legged members of the Fenian organiza-
ton in the United Kingdom number 150,-
| 600, and there are besides distinct off
shoots of Fenianism, such as Vigilantes
and Invincibles. Eugene Kingston, who
| was arrested at Liverpool and taken to
Dublin, was member of both these branches.
| Such double membership is unusual.
There are besides sections affiliated with
the American dynamite party. The police
have accurate information regarding the
movements of conspirators, and it is ex-
pected further revelations will be made.
LONDON, April 23.-The loss by the burn
ing of Sir Edward Bates cotton and gen
eral warehouse and Garock, Bibby &
Cos. ship chandlery and rope walk here
Saturday is now fixed at e250,000
DUBLIN, April 23.-Timothy Kelly, the
| alleged Phoenix park murderer in whose
case the jury failed to agree last Friday,
was again placed on trial to-day.
Glynn, who identified Carey at the in
quiry at Kilmainham, as one of the four
men he saw in Phoenix park, May 6 last,
testified that Kelly was not one of them,
Adjourned.
LONDON, April 23.-In the lords, Lord
Dunraven called attention to the distress
in Ireland, and urged a comprehensive
scheme of emigration. The marquis ot
Landsdowne also favored emigration
stating there were quarter of a million
tenants whose holdings were unable to
support them, even if they paid no rent
The steamer Scandinavian has sailed
from Moville for Quebec and Montreal
with 2S2 Mayo emigrants.
1t is stated that 1,2O0 persons in Galway
have applied to the government for assist
ance to go to America.
The British Rifle association refuses tt
allow the American regulations and use Of
the wind guage for military match.
LONDON, April 23.-Sir Richard Ashetor
Cross, conservative, moved the rejection
of the affirmation bill in the house thi
afternoon. He said it was purely and
simply question of relief to Bradlaugh
If his disqualification to be removed wai
because the people of Northampton per
sisted in electing him, would Rosa be ad
mitted for the same reason. Tarrans, radi
cal, seconded the motion.
DUBLIN, April 23.-The real name O.
Featherstone, one of the alleged dynamite
conspirators in custody here, is EdmnnC
O'Brien. Kennedy states that he ha
turned informer and is giving informa
ton to the authorities touching the doingE
of the conspirators.
LONDON, April 23.-Soldier5 were sud
/, denly called into service on Friday to pro
tect the lower ward of Windsor castle. Th
ward is now being patrolled constantly.
LONDON, April 23.-In the commons this
afternoon, Bourke, conservative, gave no
tice that he would question the govern
ment as to whether any measures had beer
taken by the authorities at Washington
relative to the conspiracies against Eng
land alleged to have been organized il
America by members of the Irish dyna
mite party.