The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-06
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pathizers with the elected order wee
arrested for insulting the police.
Dublin, Nov. a band Of men,
numbering one hundred, partly armed
and marching in military orcer, ira
yersed the estate near Tralee last night,
forcing the tenants TO swear that they
will not pay above a certain amount Of
rent.
Paris, Nov. 5.-Seyeral fresh resig-
nations OF magistrates have reached the
government in consequence Of the con-
tinued enforcement Of the religious do
crees in the provinces Of Buffet, Duke
de Brogiie and Others.
Dublin, Nov. 8. - The court Of
queens bench this morning was crowd
ed. The members OF the land league,
who have four days in which TO an
swer the summons, will merely lodge
a formal appearance in court through
their solicitor. Several OF the most
prominent had resolved TO conduct
their own defense, but have abandoned
that intention in Difference to the gen.
eral desire TO expedite the trials. A
great indignation meeting will he held
on Sunday at Bathdrum, near Wick
low. An appeal by the land league to
the people will 10 published.
Dublin, Nov. 5.-All the agitators
who were indicted have now been
served with summons. At the land
league meeting, Parnell said he had
reason to believe that the government
desired TO postpone the trial until JAM
uary, which would prevent those ira
versars, who are members OF parlia-
ment, from taking their seats at the
meeting Of parliament in February.
Parnell said he intended to press for m
immediate and speedy trial. The persons
expelled at Hamburger and neighbor-
hood in accordance with the new So
cialistic law. include Herr Hartman, 4
member of the reichstag for Hamburg,
Herr Auer, Saxon deputy. and the
whole staff Of Gerichts Zeitung.
London, Nov. 5.-The score at mid
night stood: Rowell, 492; Littleman,
426; Dobler, 4l0.
Dublin, Nov. "a policeman went
to the office of the land league to-day
and denied that the detectives were
watching Parnell. The address OF the
land league to the people Of ireland
will he put in circulation on Saturday
and will also lie sent to America. II
declares the agitation is thoroughly le-
gal and peaceful and will be carried on
peacefully until its object is attained.
The address concludes by asking con-
tributions for defenses.
Brussels, No. 5.-It is announced on
unquestionable authority that the car
has informed the powers that he is in
disposed TO participate in any action in
the east, unless European concert is
maintained.
st. Petersburg, Nov. 5.-The Shah
OF Persia has appealed to Russia for
help against the Kurds. The govern
ment has consented to give help under
OcTtdiu iiulLatlOuS.
London, Nov. 8. - The order has
been given for dispatch OF the channel
squadrons to the coast of Ireland.
Marseilles. Nov. 5-Rochefort speak
ing here to-day. said that Garibaldi was
very Ill and the worst was to be appre-
hended.
Paris, Nov. 5.-Before the tribunal
Of conflicts to-day, Boswell. counsel for
the Jesuits, declared, that in view Of
the expulsion of the eleven religious
congregations in Paris to-day, he con-
sidered all further pleading useless in
a country where the motto OF the gov
ernment is might is right"
Vienna, Nov. 5.-In the Austrian
delegations, Baron Hubner, formerly
ambassador to France, urged the re-
vival of the alliance of the three empe-
| rors rs n means Of deferring the eastern
1 question. The minister OF foreign at
fairs replied that the object would more
likely be attained in the way tried by
the government, namely: The mainte-
nance of concert of the powers.
Dublin; Nov. 5,-The prosecutions Of
the leaders Of the land league are begin
ing to bear fruit in speeches, Of defiance
aud increased violence as evidenced at
Westport yesterday. There was meet
ing Of the league at that place, at which
the chairman, John l. aville, said: The
people should now be more determined
than ever in asserting their rights.
The nationalists Of Ireland, England,
Scotland and America will no doubt,
convince the government by their
prompt. patriotic action that the cause
of.freedom, the banner which is now rais-
cd in Ireland, will not be put down
without gigantic struggle.
The land league in Loughrea has
issued an address concluding as follows:
The solemn hour strikes upon the dial
OF time. The tear blotten history Of
your long suffering country flies open
before you. Approach it, men Of Ire
land; write upon its most glorious page
the impei ishable words Of freedom,
"God save Ireland"
Meetings are now being held daily
throughout the country; twelve will be
held next Sunday parnell will attend