The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-24
ALL FROM IRELAND.


New York, Worlds London: Mr.
Lsbouchere publishes. to-day, intelli.
genee, startling If true, that Mr.. Parnel
hsd been suddenly removed from the
Leadership Of the Land Lesgue, and re-
placed by Mr.. Michael DAvitt whose out
spoken Fenianism and emphatic demands
for separation from England, 1t ssys, find
most favor now in Ireland. This state
ment must be accepted with great deal
Of caution, IS it is very well understood
here that there are no two men IN the
Land Lesgue on more intimate terms
with one another than are MessrB Psrnell
and Davitt.
Captain VIM. Humphreys Afchdale,
OF Riyersdale, EnniskilIen, tory member
for FsrmAugh, has iSsusd an address
CALI z upon ell loyal men on his estates
to spVs.e The extension Of Land League
principles in that part VI the Country.
A he holds SONS 600 acres in bis own
name, besides an extensive property held
By bic tenant on perpetual leases, bis
influence is widespread, and a Land
League meeting Is 10 be held to-day at
DefryRonnslly, in the county to tst his
strength. Troops have been sent there to
keep the peace, disturbance being anti
cipated.
Lord Derby, who 80 ruddenly and
strangely espou'ed the eau'e Of Boycott,
the fugitive land agent from tee shores Of
Lougbmask, when almost every othHr
man Of prominence gave him the cold
shoulder, has written q strong letter
against the Irish executive, in viii he
lays particular stress on the Boycott
case and the condition Of affairs in Ire
land which rendered such case pos
sible.
The Irish in London a'e beginning to
bestir themselves in what The K Riish
think 8 most repr.hensible way in behalf
Of their brethren at home. The secre-
tATies Of the Boycott fund, which is accu-
mulating slowly, have received threat
eniDg let ers from local sources, warning
them that unless they desist from the
collection Of relief money they
will paw the penalty with their lives.
kude drawings Of collins, skulls and
cross bones, tombstones and other NOR
tuAry devices embellish these por:entions
missiYes-
London, 23.-Jones thinks he will have
10 avail himself Of the offers Of help be
has received from all parts Of .he king
dom, after Christmas.
The entire garrison IN Ireland does not
include single distinctively Irish regi-
ment.
Lord Derby has written to the chair
man OF the Boycott relief fund commit
mittee, expressing sympathy with Cap
tain Boycott. and commencing the Or
ganIzatiOn for his relief
Dublin, 23.-The parish priest says he
intends TO proceed against BeGce JONES,
Boycotted, for libel, in conse-
1uence OF Jones' statement that the priest
had induced lsbOrers 10 quit his employ
nent.
The introduction of the Lague League
INTO the north Of Ireland has had the
effect of setting the existing tenant right
Dorderers, who had been for sometime
luiescent, again in motion in some dis
Iricts, and two concurrent movements
are n " in progress, one Of which is dis
linct from the league, although agreeing
10 some extent with its principles.
customs authorities, yesterday, seized
The Norwegian ship Juno, Captain Carl
son, in Glare, River near the mouth of
the Shannon. Her cargo of arms was
being landed. Three wagon loads had
already been landed. A force ofmarines
md artillery have charge of the vessel.
A number of young men recently from
America are under surveillance.