Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-13
IRELAND.
EVIDENCE.

CASTLE BAR, Dec. 12.-The sub-sheriff of
Mayo and large force of police have gone to
Lonamoore to arrest farmer Dempsey. to pro-
test against whose conviction the Balla meet
ing of 22d ult. was held.
PARNE1L's VISIT.
LONDON, Dec. 12.-Passage has been booked
for Charles s. Parnell and friend on the steam
ship scythia, which sails from Liverpool for
New York, the Goth inst. .- s.-.s... A..
* TRUE BILLS. - az
LONDON, Dec. 12.--The grand jury at Car
rick-on-Shannon, have found true bills
against Davitt. Killen and Daily for sedition.
Connolly, for the crown, presented writs re-
moving the trials to Dublin. Rea, counsel for
Killen, protested, and ordered Killen to remain
in prison.
Subsequent application for bail was made in
Killeu's case, but it was ordered to stand over.
The eviction of Dempsey was accomplished
quietly. The tenant remaining on the prop
erty was forbidden to shelter the Dempsey
family which at last accounts were removed to
q by -road sick.
OARRIcK- on SHANNON, Dec. 12.-Killen has
been allowed to go on bail. This seems to confirm
the Dublin dispatch, announcing that the gov
eminent does not intend to press the prosecu-
ton Of Davitt, DAILY and Killen.
PARNELL's ADDRESS TO AMERICA.
CHICAGO, Dec. 12-The Daily News, at late
hour this evening, received the following dis
patch from Charles Stewart Parnell, NJ. p:
DUBLIN, Dec. 12.-The arrest of Daritt was
postponed by the desire of the government to
get rid Of him as the chief organizer of the
land agitation, and also in hopes that the peo-
pie would be incensed by the State prosecu-
lions and resort to illegal and violent actions
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has been to powerfully assist. Land clubs are
being organized in every part of the three
kingdoms, and subscriptions pour in. The Ma
tionalists and home rulers are united, and
have found a common platform in the watch
word, ''The land for the people. The govern
ment. battled in its ettempt to crush them out,
may, in its desperation, resolve upon further
illegal and unconstitutional action, and arrest
their leaders, but the landlords are cowed and
the castle ia inundated by the determination
of the people. Threatened evictions are aban-
dcned, as the result of the success of the Balla
auti-eviction meeting. There are no biddings
for estates at sales in the landed estates court,
and the tenants are not allowed
to become owners on any terms. The leading
English reformers are in strong sympathy with
our movement. The French press at last is
shelving appreciation of the true position of
affairs here, and send special correspondents to
watch the progress of the winter campaign.
redoubled vigor, notwithstanding the snow on
the ground and the famine and. cold already
pinch many. Great suffering is anticipated
after Christmas, and the government trusts that
in this way the courage of the masses
may be broken. Swarms OF paid spies are in
testing the country. Additional troops are
already dispatched to stations in the south and
west, and fresh constabulary have been ordered,
all indicating the determination of the govern
ment to take advantage of the suffering Of the
people and drive them to deeds of violence.
No relief works have yet been undertaken,
nor is there any prospect of State
assistance, but orders have been issued to pre-
pare additional work house accommodations.
The attitude of our people up to the present
time is magnificent. They are self-restrained
and reliant and resolved not to be betrayed
into any principal or alleged action. An i'm
portant meeting of the executive committee of
the national landlords was held to-day, when
among other important business it was decided
that should leave for New York with Mr..
John Dillon. son of the late John B. Dillon, as
soon as possible. -,,. -
CHARLES STEWART PARNELL