Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1884-01-02
ORANGE AND GREEN.
THE NEW YER UsHERED IN By
SERIOUS EEOTING ar DROAOEE.
The Military and Police Have to Charge
Upon tho Fighting Crowd-The Orange
men Especially Anxious Tor the Fray
Several Seriously Wounded-Other Old
World Items.
TIE oRANGEMEN ADVANCING /.

THE oRANGENEN ADVANCING.
DUBLIN, Jan 1.-Several bodies of Or
angemea. with bands of music, are pro.
cseding to Dramore, county Tyrone, under
command of the Grand Master Stewart
Knox and Lord Caiedon. battery OF
artillery is IN tlis way from WcoIwich.
DsoMAEE, ian. I.-Mestings of both the
Nationaiists and Orangenen are being
held; 10000 people are gs tho meeting of
the 0rengemen and all the magistrates
N the county are hsre, eDd there is great
excitement. T. D. Sullivan and W.
O'Brien, members of parliament, also
members of the organizers COMMITTEES of
the league are directing the movements of
the Nationalists. Three Nationalist
bondsmen were arrested for carrying re-
volvers.
The mass meeting OF the Orangemen
and nationalists are held in full view of
each other. One oand of the Nationalists
marched from the Catholic chapel in mill
tary order. The Nasionalists of Trayiilick
marching into Dramore encountered the
Orarge procession. The Orangemen
charged upon thu NationaIisIs. The mil
itary separated the combatants and pro-
ceeded to clear the streets. The rioting
is terrible and several men are stabbed.
The Orange meeting was held IN field
close to Dromore, with about 1000 present.
Col. Stuart Knox presided. He accused
the government with endeayoring to OBJ
tain the ParneIIite vote by prohibiting
loyal and allowing Parnellite meetinge.
Resolutions were passed opposing. the ex-
tension of the franchise in Ireland, con-
demning the action of the government in
allowing seditious meetings in Ulster,
opposing home rule in Ireland, and en-
dorsing Lord Rossmore's action at Rosslsa.
Among the speakers were Lord George
Hamilton, Lord Claud Hamilton, Major
Hamilton and Lord Caiedon.
The Nationalist meeting was held in
field at the opposite end Of the town. The
rival bodies were kept apart by large
bodies Of infantry, cavalry and police, and
even this force was hardly able to prevent
collision. The Nationalist meeting was
attended by about 1000 persons. The US
ual speeches supporting the objects of the
league were delivered. When the meeting
was breaking up this evening, several
attempts were made TO attack
each other, but the Lencers
Hussars, infantry and police prevented Sc
rious disorder. In the attempt of the
troops to disperse the crowds young
man named NcGiyan was wounded in the
abdomen with bayoret, and it is ex-
pacted he will die. Another man was Sc
riously wounded. Great confusion pre-
vailed at the railroad station while the va
rious delegations were boarding the trains
10 return home. The Orangemen sang
"God Save the Queen" "Rule, Brittania"
and other patriotic songs, and cheered the
qHsen and the troops.
After close Of the meeting and despite
the efforts of the magistrates, the Orange
men by making detour across the fields
came within short distance of the Nation
alists. a serious fight wsged between the
two parties for some time during which
the cavalry and infantry charged several
times. Revolver shots were exchanged
stones thrown and sticks we're freely used
The fight snded only after the Hnssars
ard Lancors charged across the field and
wounded number of Orangemen. The
Infantry, with fixed bsyonets, escorted
tho Nationalists beyond the reach of the
Orangemen.
To GAMBETrG.
PARIS, Jan. Among the incidents of
the anniversary services and honor mem
oral to Ganbetta, was visit from about
a hundred members Of the chamber of
deputies and other friends of the deceased
statesman to the mortuary. Paul Bert de-
iivered an address full of eulogistic and
patriotic aspirations to Gambetta.
FAILURES.
IIoNDoN, Jaa. 1.--Ten minor failures in
the iron trade are reported in Birming-
ham, and other small failures in the same
trade elsewhere.
AN EXRCUTI0NER DEAD.
BRuNN, Austria, Jan. 1.-Bett, the public
executioner, was found dead in his bed,
and is supposed to be the Victim of re-
venge.
THE EMPEROR WILLIAM CONGRATULATED.
BERLIN, Jan. At the New Years re-
ception to-day the emperor received his
principal generals, headed by the crown
prince, Prince Frederick Charles and Field
Marshal Won Mcltke. The ambassadors
rendered their cordial congratulations
upon the auspicious opening of the new
year.
THE CONSTITUTION TO BE REVISED.
PARIS, Jan. 1t is stated the scheme
for the revision of the French constitution
as proposed by Ferry. prime minister,
chiefly aims at the abolition (scrutin de
liste) system of voting. 1t is believed the
party of the right will support the propo-
sition.