The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-01-17
IMCORRlClBLE FENlANS!
Seven Years of Torture and Her Great
CIemencv" Now Have Not Made
Qavitt Less Rebel"
lCorrespondent Irish World.

lCorres pondent Irish World.
LONNON, Dec. 1877.
PASSING EvENTs.--'sWe" are going
to war, We are. 'sOur' Parliament
is called together for the 18th OF jan
uary for the dispatch of business, and
that business ''means business with
shot and shell and human flesh
..Our" ministry have heard the lamen-
tations of the falling Turk, and his
appeal has entered into their heart OF
hearts. The Turk owes the London
Jews 600 100000 Zone thousand mil
lion dollars.) and our Minister IS a
Jew of the Jews, who will set the
world in flames, or else keep the
Turk where he is, collector of trib-
utes for Jews from the ''Christlan
dogs that abide along the Danube,
or in the tlowery, fertile land OF
Armenia. opposite COnstantlnople.
..Our Minister--Disraeli of the Jews
has addressed notes to the great
mowers. asking them to cooperate
with them in bringing about peace;
s.blood enough had been shed;
.shumanity shudders,' ETC., etc. Is
necially has he addressed a note to
the Emperor of Russia, asking him to
consider the terms OF peace between
his Majesty and the Sultan OF Turkey.
To which his Majesty Of Russia re-
Dlied that he could not entertain any
proposals for peace until he had fixed
his Headquarters in COnstantlnOple.
Whereupon sour Minister prepares
to make war single-handed against
the Emperor of Russia and his ad.
herents. The Pail Mall Gazette says:
"A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NJ. p" tele
graphs to the Western Morning News
to-day that the Government are
inviting contracts i'll that country Tor
the prompt supply OF 100000 pairs OF
boots and shoes. This is far larger
demand than had been known in the
country since the Crlmean war
vERYspRETTY QUARREL.
The quarrel is Il very pretty quarrel
as it stands. Explanation, us . Trlg-
get says in the play, ''wonld only
spoil it.. Prepare TO hear OF great
English enlistments. volunteering
and the operation of press-gangs in
our cities, for it will come to that.
Already the workingmen societies
Russo-Turkish war. But who cares
for their opinions or declarations!
The Jews will send out their press
gangs, and seize upon these working
men, and send them on board their
war ships and into their armies to
fight for the Turk, and the Turk $
credit. Remember that England is
pretty we'll owned Ivy the Jews. All
the members of Parliament, ! may
SAY are indebted to them; 1.-THE Prince
of Wales and the rest of the Royal
family are indebted to them past
redemption--dead.
"wHEN THE TIME COMES.
when the time comes, have
heard Irishmen say, Il Will be Il.
GOOD as another" Well, the time il
come, friends! And now or neye
put forth your power. and put dowr
your dollars, not in shillings. but il
hundreds of dollars, for Il million o
dollars at least must be forthcomin!
before any men in their senses shout,
peril life or limb.
A FENIAN PRISONER RELEASED.
Michael Davitt, who was tried III Ole
Bailey in London. in 1870, for selling
firearms to unlawful persons. and sen
fenced to fifteen years penal servi
tude. was released last week. Mex
week he will deliver IN address i
London on tho prison torture he eNpe
rienced On Wednesday morning, a
1880. he was busy III Dartmoor Prise
wash-housc. Here he had been pc
to turn the handle of q wringin
machine, and, as navitt has lost hi
right arm. the task WAS one While
bore heavily upon him. the machine
of conrse. having been intended for
man with two arms. vt the hor
stated. \ warder entered the room
and said: .Davitt. put your iacAt
on. and come this way"
Mr.. Davitt says:
..At this time | was very bus
sweating. in fact. at my work. and
thought Mr.. RYAN had come to Wis
me. | was taken 10 the governor
office. lie said to me: .Davitt. I
several occasions | have spoken
YOU. about how good conduct i'll prise
is rewarded. and am very happy
say that the Secretary of State h
taken Your case into considerable
and have now. the pleasure Of tie
ing you that your good conduct h
met with its reward. | have receiv,
communication from the Secreta
Of State To the effect that you are
be discharged on ticket-of-leaye t
the remaining portion OF your Sc
tence.
Ii need hardly he said that q
prisoner was rejoiced{hy this new
The Governor next turned to &
warders present and said. LET hi
be photographed. and send him OF
once" This was done promptly. T.
prisoner had . suit Of clothes Civ