Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-29

fuses the Just demands Of the Irish people,
especially that for legislative independence.
E. Dwyer Gray, T. p. O'Connor, A.. M.
Sullivan, John Dillon, Arthur O'Connor,
J. G.. Bigger, John O'Connor, Charles j.
Fay and Andrew Cummings, were elected
to form the Parliamentary Committee.
The committee was instructed to act as it
should deem advisable when the Queens
speech is known, and it was also recon-
mended that the party should produce no
measure until the Government had shown
their hand. On motion of Mr.. Parnell it
was resolved that the committee arrange
for an amendment in the address in reply
to the Queens speech, praying the Queen
to refrain from employing the navy, police
and military in enforcing ejectmeuts, where
rents exceed the poor law resolution, pend
ing the consideration by Parliament of the
Land bill. When Parnell, on coming out
of the meeting entered his carriage, the
crowd detached the horses and drew the
carriage through the streets.
DUBLIN, December 28.-Mrs. Dunlap
and daughter we're fred at in Monster
berc, County Tough, but neither was hurt.
The assailant fed. Mrs. Dunlap secured
his gun.
A torchlight procession which was to
have taken place in Kildare last night, was
prohibited.
Joseph W. Foley, a Nationalist and
Home Ruler, resigned his seat in Parlia-
ment for New Ross.
The Boycott Relief Fund has now
reached .f14,000. Several notices have
been posted at Clonakilty threatening
Bence Jones or his employees or any per-
son furnishing him with supplies, with
death. Forty-two members of the Rifle
Brigade have arrived at Galway.
There are two %gunboats in the Bay.
The Land League has closed the sub
scriptions to the Parnell Defense Fund, as
f14,0 900 have been collected.
Five hundred troops have been sent to
different parts of Ireland since Friday. A
hundred soldiers patrol the roads in Par
sontown District nightly.
BERNE, December 27.-Andersvert, who
was elected President of the Swiss Confed-
Grafton for 1881. committed suicide at 8
o'clock last night in a public promenade, by
shooting.
DUBLIN, December 27.-The circular of
Magistrates, in reply to Fosters circular,
states that the Magistrates are unable to
carry out the law, owing to terrorism. A
farmers house at Pordadown has been ma
liciously burned.
At Monagan the Anti-League Associa-
ton issued a manifesto calling on loyal
men to combine for mutual defense, and to
combat the hateful teachings of the Land
| League.
A Land League meeting which was to be
held in Ossory on Sunday was prohibited.
The military and police were present to en-
force the prohibition.
There was a riot Saturday in Dublin, be-
tween soldiers and civilians. The police
separated the combatants.
The Gazette publishes a proclamation
prohibiting a meeting at Athgreary, Wick.
low, Sunday, which was called for the pur-
pose of ~denouncing a certain individual.
The Gazette declares County Limerick
to be in a disturbed state, requiring addi-
tional police.
At Cork, to-day, on the police ordering a
disorderly crowd to disperse, a volley was
fred at the police from revolvers. A po-
liceman was shot, but not MORALLY hurt.
The greatest excitement prevails. Foui
persons have been murdered.
PARIS. December ga return match
between Slosson and Vignaux, for 10000
francs, is talked of, to be played in New
York; but Vignaux does not want to cross
the Atlantic.