Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-10-05
Efforts to ConciIiate Garibaldi.

h'hE, ONtobtI ltltcT
to Garibaldi, sent to Genoa bv Menotti Gar
ibaldi, is intended to allay the generals re-
sentiment. Vigorous measures are taken to
guard the Genoa prison, where Ma jor Canzio.
GaribaldTs sOn-in-law, is confined. Two
regiments of troops are ordered to Genoa.
Irish Agitation.
DrBLIN, October 4. A Parncll demon
stration at Cork, Sunday, was the largest
ever seen in that section of Ireland since the
days of OConnell. Parnell left the train at
Blarney, six miles from Cork. lie was ac-
companied by large escort oftenant farmers
on horseback. An address of welcome was
given and an enormous procession with bands
and banners proceeded to Cork. At Well
ington Bridge, Parnell was met by the mavor
and corporation, who presented him " with an
address. Bouquets were showered on the
party. The trades figured largely in the
procession to the park, where speeches were
delivered. When proceedings commenced in
the park over 10000 were present The city
was a mass Of flags and bunting as was also
the shipping.
During formation of the procession at
Blarney body of Fenians, armed with
revolvers, compelled two members of the
Land League, Cronin and O'Brien, to leave
their carriage, and kept them in custody un-
til the proceedings were over. They in
tended to arrest the president of the league
but as he was in the Parnell carriage they
could not get at him. O'Brien and Cronin
attempted to enter five different carriages,
but were violently elected by Fenians, who
levelled revolvers at the obnoxious Leaguers.
with cries Of 1--WE have better men than you
to sit beside Parnell." II appears the pure
revolutionists of Cork are willing to accede a
measure of federation to Parnell, in recog-
milton of his services during the late distress,
but do not prepare to extend similar favor to
his followers, who repudiate recourse to arms
for redress of grievances
Parnell in his speech declared that land
lordism, which was created for maintaining
English rule in Ireland and for the interests
of the few against the many, must fall
Voices called out, s'as Lord Mountmorris
fell
LONDON. October 4. The Times saws that
wherever Parnell and his fellow agitators 90
they leave the country in flames behind
them. Deeds Of lawless violence are done.
which they have not suggested in express
terms, but which are in full accordance with
the spirit, through not with the letter of their
harangues, and which they scarcely ever pre-
tend to disapprove afterwards. The land
league has extended its organization to Great
Britain, and branches have been and are be-
ing formed in several large towns. Meetings
| will be held throughout the county TO extend
| the principles of the league.
Disaster in a Church.
| A portion Of the floor of St. Alaysians
Catholic church (Jesuit) at Manchester
collapsed yesterday, during mass, and a
large number of people fell to the main ao.r
Several persons are reported killed and many
others injured. The gallery was believed tt
be well supported and safe.
| Newspapers suppressed.
| vienna, October 4. A majority Of ths
evening newspapers Of this city have beer
confscaied by the government, for publish
ing manifesto of the constitutional party.