Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-25
OF NOTE ABROAD.
TRIAL OF THE IRISH AGITAT0RS.
Pastoral of Archbishop McCabe-Press
Comments on the Irish Arrests
Arrival Of the Future Queen
of Spain in Madrid,
IRELAND.
The Land Rent Troubles.

DUBLIN, November 24.-Charles 5.
Parnell will visit Davitt and Daley in the
Sligo jail, to-day. A report is current
that the government has arranged to adj
vance money to tenants on security OF
their landlords, to be repaid in term
oil years. Parnell has denied the state
ment that he has advised the tenants
never to pay their rents.
Pastoral Of Archbishop McCabe.
DUBLIN, November 24.-The pastoral
of Archbishop McCabe was read in all
the Catholic Churches yesterday, declar-
ing that all must take part in bearing the
burden of the bad haryests in Ireland,
but they must take care not to drive God
from their side by the violation OF his
law. The pastoral also says: Untortu-
nately men proclaiming sympathy for
the people are disseminating doctrines
which, ii pushed to their logical conclu..
sion, strike at the root OF good faith ana
mutual confidence,
Trial of Davitt, DAILY and Killen.
SLIGO. November 24.-Davitt, DAILY
and Killen arrested last week and
lodged in jail here, were charged before
the magistrates to-day with sedition.
Monroe, the Queens counsel, and the
Crown Law Advisor conducted the
prosecution. The inquiry will be very
protracted. Parnell and a number OF
priests were in the Court. There was
no demonstration. The prisoners were
brought to the Court under a heryy es-
cort. There is a great crowd in Sligo.
Extra police have been drafted.
SLIGO, November PA number ofpo-
lice were examined to prove the general
character of the Guerting meeting, and
the incendiary words on which theindict-
ments against the prisoners are founded.
In consequence OF the magistrates leav-
ing the bench during short pause,
caused by the indisposition OF witness,
Louden applied for the release OF the
prisoners, as the magistrates left the
bench without adjourning the court or
remanding the prisoners. The appIica-
ton was overruled.
A land meeting was held to-day at
Aghadourf near Castle Bar, county
Mayo. Ten thousand people were pres
ent.
Monroe in opening the case for the
prosecution, pointed out that seditlon
meant not only open violence but any
thing calculated to inCite disailection or
10 set one class against another. He
then proceeded To call evidence. The
prisoners all looked well and chatted
unconsciously. The court room was
crowded all through. Tickets were nee
essarv to secure admission. Landen,
counsel for DAILY, applied Tor copy OF
the notes which the Government short
hand uritor had taken at tho meetinS'
The application was granted.
Monroe, in describing the character
of the meeting at Guerlin, alluded to
the alleged use Of lnhammatory Ian,
guage and to the presence OF men armed
with imitation pixies and carrying dag
gers. After the policemen present had
been examined, Mr.. Monroe asked for
the committal of DAILY, who was accord
inglv committed for trial, bail being ac-
cepted.
Killen and Davitt were remanded for
a further examination. On the news OF
Dalv's Liberation reaching Castle Denn,
there was great rejoicing. lllumina-
tions were prepared to celebrate his ar
rival. Mayo will insist upou his being
its future representative in Parliament.
Demonstrations in Scotland.
LONDON, November PA great dem
onstration took place at Dundee, Scot
land, last night, 800 persons being pres
ent. Resolutions were passed condemn
ing the arrest of the Sligo prisoners.
The prominent Home Ruler whose
presence Beaconstield requested at his
official residence SATURDAY., is Phillip
Callan, Member of Parliament for Dun
dalk. Callan laid before Beaconsfield
the results of minute personal exam
ination in the northwest and western
districts of Ireland, which showed that
the farmers and laborers in the remote
mountainous districts needed help in
the wav of both food and fuel.