Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-13
CABLE CHRONICLES.
LETTER OF PARNeLL ON TROUBLES
IN IRELAND.
True Bills Found Against the Land Rent
AgitatOrs-A British Move in Az
ghanistan that Miscaried-At-
tempt on the Life Of the
VicerOy of India
IRELAND.
Letter from Charles Stewart Psrnen

Letter from Charles stewart ParnelL
CHICAGO, December 12.-The Daily
Noes, at late hour this evening, re-
ceived the following dispatch from
Charles Stewart Parnell, NJ. p:
DUBLIN, December II.
The arrest of Davitt was prompted by
tie desire of the government to get rid
OF him as chief organizer of land agita-
ton, and also in hopes that the people
would be intimidated by a state OF pros.
ecution, or driven TO illegal and violent
action. The result, instead OF arresting
the movement, has been powerfully
to assist IT, Land clubs are being
organized in every part OF the three
Kingdoms and subscriptions pour in.
The Nationalists, Repealers and Home
Rulers are united, and have found
common platform in the watch word,
"The Land for the People"
The Government bafiied in its at
tempt to crust the movemen may, in
desperation, resolve upon furtherillegal
and unconstitutional acts, and arrest
other leaders, But the landlords are
cowed and the castle intimidated by the
determined action of the people. The
threatened evictiOns are abandoned as
a result OF the success OF the Balla
anti-eyictiOn meeting. There are no
biddings for estates AT the sales in the
landed estates courts, and the tenants
are allowed TO become owners on easy
terms. The leading English reformers
are in strong sympathy with our move
ment. The French press at least are
showing appreciations OF the true posi-
ton of affairs here, and send special
correspondents TO watch the progress of
the winter campaign. The spirit Of the
people is maintained with redOubled
vigor, Notwithstanding the snow
on the ground, and that 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
the said spies are iniesting the country
Additional troops are daily despatched
TO stations in the South and West, and
large levies of constahulary recruits are
just ordered, all indicating the deter
mination OF the government 10 take all
vantage OF the
Sufferings Of the People
and drive them to deeds Of violence.
No relief works have pet been underta-
ken, nor is there any prospects of State
aid, but orders have been issued to pre-
pare an additional work house ior ac-
Commodation. The attitude OF our peo-
pie up To the present time is magniii-
cent. They are selt-restrained and reli-
ant, and resolved not 10 be betrayed
into any precipitate or illegal action
An important meeting of the Executive
Committee of the National Land League
was held to-day, when, among other i'm
portant business, it was decided that ]
should leaue ior New York with Mr.
John Dillon, son of the late John b.
Dillon, as soon as possible.
True Bill Found Against the Agitators.
LONDON, December l2-The grand
Jury at Carrick-On-Shannon have found
a true bill against Davltt, killen and
DAILY for sedition. The counsel for the
Crown presented writs removing the
trials to Dublin. Rca, counsel for Kill
len, protested, and advised Killen to re-
main in prison.
LoNDoN, December l2-Subsequent
application for bail was made in Kill
lens case, but it was ordered to stand
over.
The eviction of Dempsey was accom-
plished quietly. The tenants remaining
on the property were forbidden to shell
ter the Dempsey family, which at last
accounts remained by the roadside.
CK.oN.SHANNON, December 10
Kilen has been allowed to 90 on bail.
This seems to confirm the Dublin dis
patch announcing that the government
does not intend to press the prosecution
OF Davitt, DAILY and Killen.