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THE OPPORTUNITY or rHE sor

Tho thinking, rational incn OF tho South
muss uf course recognize in the regent
elections tho certaIn defcat OF 1laucoek aut
tho De,nocrattu party, and tho continuance
Of ihe Republican party In power. Now,
then, Is MIC opportunity for nil those persons
Mt tho South wltu wish to establish cordial
political relations with tito North to declare
their independence Ut tic "Soltt sontl''
By netting md voting with the people Of tho
North. Tho existence OF such nh indcpensl-
cnt pasty at tho South ls oyl.unccd by pro-
ccetlings which have already taken placc.
III Virginia, Senator A1ai,onu has organized
a party which has declared open wnr
against the a0-ca!led hereditary rulers In
tint State. Twlce llas Ills party capturetl
tic Legislature OF Virginia, and now,
backcd BY S0,ou0 Republican votes 1t ls with
fl his power to ptaco Virginia III full SYM
patlIy with Ohio md Indiana, nlltl. breaking
the Solid South, make Virginia oilco more q
power III the lniltl md sllarer In the atlml,,-
istrat[On Of tho Government. III Ueorgfn
the Dc'lIocrnlic purity fins also been 50 dis
ritptetl thnt at the recent election both fac
tions bid ligll for The hitherto tespisetl
African voto, promising peace md protection
to tho Republicans In tho exercise of their
political md civil rights. 1t Is sufficient ns-
stlr'tnce OF Yhnt may be done to call ntten-
tlot to the circumstance TINT tho faction sup
ported by the Republicans elected Its Govern
or by an overwhelming majority. III Florida
80 1arge Is tho number Of white voters who
arc tired md tl!seusted with the vain efforts
OF tic Solid South to coercc tho whole cou,,-
try tint, uniting will. the Republicans, they
, 1880-10-16


asaan, md kn to wnrk agatn to rasse purse
to buy, intlmftlatc, md defraud 1.-The
Ercnt Statess saf New York, New Jersoy, and
Connecticut Democratic inoney will not be
sent anywhere else. Bat'ilnh t'.rnws IN Cat-
lforna. Colorado. Noyasln. and New 1laiht*
slifo TO make Ills claim alpenr respectable.
lie Inns no llnpe OF Carrying these stn{es. lilo
requfres but forty-sesen Electoral votes
added TO tho Solid South. Tliat nnmbcr,
and ttrte'to sparc, aro 10 be hal In New
York, Connecticut, anil New Jersey, md 1t Is
1T tl'oso Slates md those states nlonr, TINT
Nar1itm Viii scek tlion. 1le Inns 'aatEe up Ills
mind 10 seek them there. 1lo believes tint
mon cati DO bought like cnttle,-ltke mules
N1al steel rails. Lilo llas occn disappointed Ill
lntliann, hut his opinion Is not cllange'l by
suKle defeat. llu will try aea[n. lie found
, 1880-10-16

Mr.. MICHAEL DAv1rr, tho Irish Land.
Lengi,o ngltHror, md, next to I'arlelt anh
nIun. tho ahest man CONNECTED with tho lantt-
rcsorn movement III frolatri. passed through
this clty yesterday OH his WHY fran tho Pacific
Coast he will sail for ireland u, tho .1tt Inst.
lto thinks ttlofc tnny 1o trouble It'll tho Grcon
Isle during tho winter, ana io wn,,ts to no ut tho
post Of duty md tlnngcr. Sir. DayItt has l,rcr
envnHca by TILE TA1nuSH tn wrto luttcra con-
corning the progress Of tho larl-rofnrm move
merit And thu cyents III connection t!orcwith
which nro expected to occur turing tho fall u1,l
HtltEr.
, 1880-10-16

GIN. McCt.ELr.AH addressed meeting at
Tretton. n. j., lust evening, and referred to tho
two or thr0e recent "fkirtnishcs 2" III which tho
Democracy wHs worstcd. 1{c tried to rcnss,tre
hls audience. delivered a cl,toGy on Hancock
md etlt1cayorcsl to show that tho Dcniocrntlo
pnrty WIS party Of protection. lie snd
Slavery WIS 1ca,l, and TINT fn consequence Of
the growth Of manufacturing Industries In tho
enllth, that Aectl1n wna not so solid for FREQ
trade rs It oncu was. Ills whole speech vas MI
apology for tho cxtstcnco Of his pnrty.
, 1880-10-16

ST. JULIEN talted ngain yesterday 10 lower
his own record. 'tie ttotted At Prospect Park,
Now York. On tho second trinl be matlo milo
fl ::12ll. The lirst quRrtcr was male In n SEC
onds tho hulf milo ln l:otA. nnd ho roachcd tho
thrco-qiiArtur pnlo In :sS3t.
, 1880-10-16

WILLIAM Z. PATTERSON, lils wife, nnl
dauglItcr-in'laY, whtlo out riding Thursday near
6uuth Newcastle, Mo-. wcro thrown from tteIr
cnrrioKo. hfr. Patterson whs fntnlly injured,
anu tho hd!ea received serlous Injuries which It
is fenre1 mny provo fntu!.
, 1880-10-16

CAL1xTo GAIscI.A. tho Cuban ll,surgent
leader, hns been grantud tho freedom Ut Spntu
on his prolHtau u appear for tstnl whonny1r
called on. Garcla says thnt thcro ID no hopo fur
tho insusKent party III Cubn. and advises such Ut
his followers u still hold OUT tn tlIabard. Tho
Bpntlsh M!u!ster Of Fnrulgu Annlrs a4rpcs with
0arcla that tho rebellion Il ut an cnd md h,,s
recalled somo l7OO sp4nIRh troops fruul tho
fsINuI.
, 1880-10-16

THE Jesutts lately expelled trom the Col
lego ut Toulouse havo chtorcd prt,tnst nYnnst
thoIr expulsion. Thcy Bay that they bud bcen
admitted intu the rcgtllnr orliors by tho Arci-
bIshup at tho 0tuccso. and tst!t they wero netting
within tho law ontttitnR such persons 10 tcAeh
The Tnulousc Project has refused to consider
thnEr protest. IT ia thought tho Jesutts whu wero
acting III tho capacity Of teachcrs ut Lyons nnd
Willie Frunch0 Will also To expelled. TIC French
Bishops aro about to isa1io II collective protust
agn!ust tho nets OF tho Project at Toulouse and
against tue collrsc Of tho Frcuch Government
With regard to tho religious orderp generally.
, 1880-10-16

THE Mexican who assasinntctl tho Atneri-
enr rnllruhd engineer, Greenwood, has bcon
r,lly identified. sonao 40 nun aru said 10 bo
uow In pursuit OF tho sceunlrel. md II he fnlls
into their hands thcy will probably mako short
work 0f htsu.
, 1880-10-16

JIM SninrEr, Of Kane, Green County, In
this SeRtc. started out To tuk1 Miss Nellto Wryl,
to stntco ut the housc bt Jants Miller, t,Eso Ut
knno. Matt blinday, who nsplrod to tho ha.ltl
hnu hcart Ut Miss Nellie, was ullet chagrined
at t'nd!ng TINT sho preferred the company of
Shirley 10 his, and cane upon tho young couplo
on tho why to tho fcstlsu gathering. ito at.
tempted to tako tho girl nwny frnm Shirley. mud,
falling, rcsortcsl ton revolver, shut tils slccc.s-
fnt rlsal dead, attempted 10 shuot Mites Wright,
and then lied. ind ns not yot been heard from.
, 1880-10-16

NEaRErE. notorious Mexican robcl, was
recently captured ut Pueblo, hut nude his es.
cape aoon nttor his capture. Ills papers reman
IN tho hnnds Of tho authorities, however, a,ld
arc beloved to cnutaIu much thut will ust0l,fsh
some persons. and will seriously pllunte SONIC
hlthorto unsupported AIoxican olt'cluls aud
nntubes.
, 1880-10-16

lie majority Of Maj. Towpsend, l,epub-
lIcatn candidate for Secretary Of Stato ut Ohio,
ia 1e,Es. Tho hyerago maJorittes OF tho othor
candidates oil tho statc ticket will rrnch 1,Ob0
Mai. Townsend WIS scratched by tho Germans
and liguorlcalers IN tho lnrRe cities, and hcnce
his running behind tho Ticket
, 1880-10-16

THE Cn1oAno TTtni'AE has established branch
occs for tho tocotpt OF subscriptions and Avcrfso-
uenta an folIowr:
EEW YONK-lt0on . Tribune building. +. 7. NC.
FAu1,xN, MnnnKar.
GLASGOW. Hcotlnnd-Allan's American Newa
AsoncI. Il Hpntlpld.sk
LONDON. EuR.-AmeE1can EXCHANGE ~ Strand.
s1ESnT +. GitElG, Agent
WARRINGTON, u. C.-i3l9 street.
, 1880-10-16

THE most unpopular ,,aen among tho Dcnl-
oof!tts 1a lndlaa are tho thrco Supreme Court
Judges who upset tho constitutional amend-
tncntA nftor thoy had boon adopted by s3,oo9 to
1,o0 maturity of tho popular vote. They did 1t
!, to help lichdFc1s at Clnutunau 10 secure tito
Presidential nomination. Tho gamu was to coll
tlnuo lndlhna ns IN October state. The tnnrsi-
Ing nfter the otcutton one OF tho thrco was
found wandering about thu outskirts OF lnd!un-
npolls Wy tho police. The only words hu uttered
waFo. "kIok nle, Stranger, nnd kick mo harl.'
, 1880-10-16

WMaItr SM,rl1, Of Paterson, n, j., man-
ufneturcr OF silk goods, hus failed, with llaDllt-
tas amounting to about $:i0ooO. Tho assets
ooilssst Of gos'ds now held by Whitney s.
snthows, of Nsw York, valued ut $EM,00, and
tuAchlnery and silk stuck ut tho lt.Annfuetory,
vatacl Mt $7l,uV, against which Whitney s.
MuthuwB have entered up Judgment for $h1, 900.
Why Ia which Whttncy s. Mathows i,nyo secured
possession of most Of tho available assuts, mud
hnyc appointed committee TO Investigate tho
lllattcr and to uacortaiu whothor Snth ought
not to be prosecuted. Thu future throws l50
pesst,1la out Of employment.
, 1880-10-16

Dr tho bursting Of MI afalr called "cooA-
or" which used In t!lsttElcrcs to steam corn be-
fore II Is mashed, soyun persons employed In
iinas + luwoll's dtstll!ory, at tho cors,cr Of
Twenty.seco'nl atld Morgan streets, IN this city.
were killed Inst evening, aud four pcrsons wcrc
seriously wounded. The "cookur" was minds
or ordinary boiler Iron, nbout otghtcon feet
high md nix inches in diameter. The naracs IF
tho pnrttcs who Mro Killed ars .Inuob Hak,skn,
Jamca Dnlcy, Fr1lnk l'odratz, Frank Trninor, Jo-
scph ffornk, Mrs. 1lor,lk. andn scotehn,uu named
"sanly." The "cookur" wns Il, building
Isolated from the main buildings Of tho .lIslili.
cry. aud tho less OF tho ltrM will 10 very slight.
Two Of tho bodies wIru recovered nt o'ulock
this morning. and mon were thon ut work to re-
cover tho other tOultcs.
, 1880-10-16

Mu. HENRY 11AyEMErEts, tic welt-kn0wn
auEnr- -rct!1ur af New York, md lifelong
Dcntcr,tt. has publicly nnnounce.! bis intention
to voto for Gen. Garfield. Mr. Hayc1noyor is
nfrnIA tn trust tho Democracy with tho adminls-
trntl0n Df tho finances or with the regulation of
thu commeroia! re'attons Of tho country, and
hus full confidence that uun. 0nrfctd'a Ad1ntnis-
trat!on will pursue tho policy which unlor rrcs-
idpnt ITnyos has contributed to tho feeling Of
security an2 to tho prosperity OF tho wilulo
country. AF. t1ayetneyer Ia oniy ono Ut tho
t11diIy thousand Dttnocrnts who think ns lle does
and who With him Will vote fur Gen. Garfield.
, 1880-10-16

WHEN Hancock heard fro,n 1nteanah. ho
smiled very dI1arenta am!o from that described
by Gen. GrlHt. after getting those yutes for
President, which was 10 bsoad that you could
eco II through bis buck,
, 1880-10-16

T1tE rpEzo0tic hns appeared III this city In
a mild form. Somn et)ulnea belonging to tho
American Express Company were tAkau with
tho tliaense yesterday.
, 1880-10-16

SENATOR RaSpot.rlr, Of New Jersey, las
n,tiu tho publication In Newspaper Of ttlnt
stnte OF what purpurtcd to be All tntoryiow with
Con. llaacock. tho oxcliss for writing that gem
tlntnan letter nskfng for his viuws ut full
length on thu tnsff question. Qoit. Hancock Inns
replied, inserting TINT Tho Democratic thrill fpr
rcrsnsIo plank means nothing. or rnthor thnt
GeE. Hancock. whGn t1p sud l,t accepted tho
whole Democratic platform US eMbuhyng his
principles dbl mt iaean wllRt f0 snu. The
DonloGrutiu nominee thon Announces httlsolY III
n frlond Of American industries. aud snys II
elected he will nat 70 further IN tho why
Of fren trAde-whieh. by the WAY,
ho suys Is fo!ty-than to advocate
soMe such measure III TINT introduced by soma
tor Eaton, III Connecticut, ut tho last session of
C0ngress-that Is to say. Il meAstro ID tnvest-
Elto tho present tariff aystem md to remove It's
cru,lit'es Tho lottor will hnrdly render CLEARER
QeH. fiancnrk's views OH thu tariff. 1t shows,
h,weyer, tilut tho Democratic purity does not
knuw lust Low It stati1s OIL my single question
referred to III Its p!ntforsn; a1ll 1t also shows
the cownrttcu Ru4 nartn which hnvo prompted
this frantic rushing i.lto pr1ut by candidate to
giys assurnnccs outsldo Of and btyo,ll tho duly-
tlrclared principles Ut bis party. II tho people
af tho country nro not willing tn trust tho DENT
acrAtic purity o,t tho thrill nud nshor Important
Issues, thoy will ccrta.nly not trust tho panIc-
stricken psute5tnions Of tho party nominee,
especially when 1t Is remembered that Hancock
Is tust about us fAInlInr with tho subjects OF
tarlf aud ,nanco rs LII English Ia with tho at-
tributes Of generosity an.l hlitnan kindness.
, 1880-10-16

know better. Landcra and English havo not ret
fallen on each other'h necks, and II they huvo
wcpt. AMI doubtless both have, It Ia In tho 40.
ctus!on Of tholt prIvnto apartments,
, 1880-10-16

THz darky Democrat, Dawson, whom
Carter Harrison sont 10 Indianapolis 10 aid Lau-
dors. aud who rot Into jail, has cotnn buck to
ChteaRo retlofent With what Perry Smith, it,,
says la the "aroDn of 0en. Ilauoook's VIC
t0Ffr2.n
, 1880-10-16

turltf aud l,nanco rs LII! English IL with tho al
tributes Of generosity antl human kindness.
@.-.....*...ss=
DARNUM's ldENDA010us AND DEspER-
ATE APPEAL.
Tho desperation Of the Democratic leaders
over the stunning defeat their party received
III lnuianu and Ohio OIL Tuesday Is shown
In tic address of Uurnl,nl, Chairman uf tho
Democratic National Committee, to tho parly
Mt large.
Willie tho election In Indiana and Ohio was
progressing on Tuesday, and tic issue Of 1t
WIS unknown, tho leaders Of both parties In
botl, Statcs ugreetl tlnat through vigilance.
contemplated frauds Ind bccM prevented,
nlld that consequently tho real will OF tho
people was finding expression. But now that
tile result Is known, aiid kfI0wil to bo over
wl,etmingly agninst the Democracy, Mr.
1}arnun,, with that unblushtng cffrontery
for which llo IL no less distinguished
than tho party ho serves, declares
that: with tho combined capital Of the
Republican party, allied by repealed assess-
MGllts UPON m ari,ly Of ufllCclI0fders, with
tie power Of the Federal Government repre-
sentcl by United States AIarsllals ut tho
polls, witt. Intimidation, fraud, a,stl resort
to every corrupt appliance known to Reptb-
lican methods concentrated III two Stntes,
our alversurtes l.nye succeeded In procuring
the probable ruturn of their local cundi-
tutes."
This Is beautiful lnnRuago truly from the
author Of tic following to one Of tho Demo-
cratic Aldermen Of Philadelphia:
ClSctNNtT1, Oct. g-1t'Gtian. Mc1It4llc,t, N3nt'.
1Nf fY1ftt1lrf5!t HfrssfH {t{juffe{tthf0-
, 1880-10-16

THE ferry to Governors Island will run
only half tho usual nu1nbor Of trips from this on
TIL Noycnbeg, whan It will stop altogether.
, 1880-10-16

LOOK to It, Republicans OF Illinois, TINT
5ou mako the calling and elootlon OF majority
10 tha npxt Le9slaturo suru, 1t uill appuk,lon
, 1880-10-16
SATURDAY, OCTOBER IL. 1850.

GES. De. CissEY las resigned Ills COM
n,and In thu French nrfny. ol, Mceollnt of reve-
luttons inado IN tho Young Wncstryne libol suit.
, 1880-10-16

HELPLESS wreck drifting to sure destruction.
Nlr! Barll,lnl Will inspire tho beaten Denuc-
rncy with desperate anil wtckcd courage.
Tho Old gahlo Of bltiH Will he removed. Tile
cA1tpnlgit bag will bs replcnishctl. aild ror-
lion of tho trensltre will be sent 10 tho pool
rooms, there to bo o!teret MS odds OIL liam
cockI Let no Republican, ,cccive himself.
Tho victory Is hot yet achieved. Tho cne-
my's lines lave beon broken. Hut, driven
from one strong position. he takcs his sta''t(
firmly on the other hight, alld from tat he
'ntlst be forced at tho point Of tho bnyht,ot.
| 10 your tents, 0 Israeli nitd preparo fop
the great contest Of tho n'orrow.i
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The SOUTHERN CONSOLIDATION C1AmON.
| lne -so1aicf" poustllaees. rs wei! "s ule
| ooulncfh bonroons. afe continually us
soutS.'E ~ a'e people ~ t"o Nosth ui'oh tno
uaty "l oc'hE iecohei'ea 10 inc ooiltE. inc
| e"an'ot lat eo'ea!'"tlol hAs peen lheessaht
e'eF s'!'ce t''e elose ol ule war: IL mas
e"'l'eu III resonance SINCE ll'o opening OF tllo
ptescht po'l.!ea1 can'2a'B1l' m'a Mo" 1nat
quo '1l1 lh'iala l,A'e gene Repnnitcan' AMI
.he "ope " socar1R 'ao eo'.tlol III poWer
'''ss '1'''snea l,ke morning 'hlst, tuo SOUTH
er1 pless ~ 1u'i OIL op!aseatlon because tho
| Nol1a WI! ITO. W cohc1'!ateo' ous continues
| 10 t1eat ame ooath rs II i1 were MI alien
| e'e'hS' Ihe asest hppea1 u Liz democracy
| N so'nc1h.as !1he "h'hc' 1hey nave
a"o'ea ant! sent o1t as campaign document
"""et ''le ''eaa o1 ~ t'ca loF procurement
shoft speech maoe W Aorace dfcelet ut
ihtso"rs IN 1874 IN which he nppealcd 10
| us .aealets 10 lofget ule pnst nlu take t'e
oo".A W u'o u"!1e III si'if't " 1sateihal
, 1880-10-16
POSTAGE.

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single copies Of TfIE TRIBUNE through tho mall No
rIso herewith tho trantcnt rato OF postaxel
uomtstte. Pr Cnpv.
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, 1880-10-16

A GENERAL Post Ot]lco notice restls.
All null mnttuF, Including ut,ptoa lions for Of
hce, illtenlVA fur ona ", b. iunp1pk may 10
sout 70 Qufernars Island lndeIuttly,
, 1880-10-16

THE four persons who lla.e been iii custo-
tly on susuieioH of b0lng concerned In tho kill
luz ut tha Irish landlord, Vscount hfo,,lt1,orres
hnve ,Iccn liberated, tho Government dutccttvca
hlyinv failed to pruduc0 any evidence to con.
Itcct them with tho crime. The difficulty OF d.
tcetng pcrsons concerned III tho shooting ut
la.'Inrls in ireland III recount years IL 0f tho
great Obstacles III tho way Of tho English Cow
erument In Irelaild, aud Ia u remarkable phnso
Of tho agrnr!an uuitatton In TINT country, Tho
murlerVrs Of Lord Laitrisn hnyu neyer boom tlis-
covered. anu 1t ttoos not Bcom probable that
thosu who wore concerned in tho taking ntR vi
Lord Muuutmorrcs Will over h0 discovered
c|thOF.
, 1880-10-16

Cinrk stroet, betwaon itnndoph nnd Warrington.
Engagement OF Mt. u. aacnuloy. ~ Messenger from
Jarvis 5ccuun," Afternoon md ovonins.
, 1880-10-16

ExposItlon.
1.akn Front opposite Adnms street Day an.
fCn:U.
, 1880-10-16

HcTtckcr'A Theatre.
Madison street, between slatH Nnd Dearborn. En-
Raaunicnt OF Mtss ainFy Anderaon. AfternoHn. :" In
go!nuF." Evening, fN1io; Or the italian Wife"
, 1880-10-16

IEonley'A Theatre.
Randolph atrcet, letween Clark and La salio. En-
Hnaemelt If t.nwreilc9 l!nrrett. Afternoon " nol-
ellau." Evening, "Othel0,"
, 1880-10-16

ffnvcrly's Thcntr~.
Tcnthbrn ktrrct. corner Of Murrns. Engagement
OF John Mccullough. Afternoon. "VIrsnlus" Evoa-
lug, sack Caao,"
, 1880-10-16

AN Mldress l'as been issued to tho Inlltann
Democrats by Aessra- English. Laaiera, Aon-
dricka, Fleming, McDo!a!d, Cropsey, mud
steaIey. iu which they admit thals Asfeas Ia tho
sccont election, but charge It to all tnanuor at
fraud Oh the part Of thelr opponents. They
call on tha Democrats to pluck up courage. to
rally arnund Hancock, aud promise thoin lllat
victory IL within ihe!r gEasp iu November, The
stgutra of tha address arc u Vreat palms to W.
susp tha bypthruu that they arc ~ uuIted =
Committoa VI ever existed, but theEe arc uu DIV.
sonslous. end 10 forth. The Hoosier Democsa sacy
will hardly lake III thnse assertions ~ gospel
truth. any more than they will bel!ovu lhut
Judge Porter was elected by fraud, or that Ilan.
ctck can carry tho State Ia November. Thoy
, 1880-10-16

THEisE are few public inen III Amcrtca,
aud not very tnany In tho world, who possess tu
aN csI,.ul degree With 0cl,. jaE,vs A. Dartluld
the facutty OF neat aud appropriate speeches
up,n Any aud ail occasions. The speech yastuF-
day OF GEN. 0artle!l ut Mentor, tu seply to
visit 4ad autlypss OF oongFatulauon by u largo
dopusattull Ut tho Allaluuss.tnun Of Cleveland,
wux a0m0thlnR more shau nca: and appropriate;
1t waa tue lnN1pst, cAriest utterunco Ut nun
capable Of 9roat thoughts, 1nd possessed OF .ho
power OF suitably expressing thoM. Ills vigorous
originality Of !deas and his peculiarly happy
Ho1o OF phsusing tha1n place tho speeches Ut
outs. GARFIELD In striking contr,,st With tho sllo
platltudea Ut GUu. tIu,loo1k. Not aluna tho
businessmen OF Cleveland, to whom personally
tho speech Ut yesterday Wis ad.!russ.xi, but tho
bnstncss- men OF tho Nation, who Will reud It In
tho public prlnta, will sako bone tho grand
Euaraptca Rlyon by 0cu. Gurlcia outatI1ed In
tho woFds: wet there IL u great political
oERauaatlon in this countsy that eau Ytyo you
apolloy, uuLcrwrlttvu by !ts tutlh and lts owl
, 1880-10-16

apology for tho ox!stcneo Of his pnrty.
J1M Sni,uEY, Of Kanc, Green County, In
this Statc, started out To tuko Mlss Nellie Wright
to a saatco Mt the housc Ut james Miller, nEso Ut
Enno. Matt b1nndAy, who nsprod to tho hallil
IND hcart Ut Miss Nellie, uas nuel, ci.uxrine,l
nt f'nd.ng TINT sho preferred the coulpany of
Shirley 10 bis, and cAtne upon tic young couple
on tho why to tho fcsllve gathering. itc at
tempted to tako tho girl nwny frnm Shirley. md,
falling, rcsortcd to revolver, shut 1ls sIcccss-
fnt rlval dead, attempted 10 shuot Mites Wright,
and tllon fled. md hns not yot been heard from.
-
M1a FORSTER, Chief Secretary for ireland,
writing to tho Secretary Ut \ political assuclu-
ton VI Arn,nsh declining Il ba1l,luet to,,,lurcd
him by that body tnkes occasion to rcfcr 10 tho
disturbed condition Of tho country and to tho
efforts 1f tho landlord ctAss to lllllcU him to
cult Parliament for tho purpose of cnhcting CO..
erciyu measures for ireland, uni declares ttt tho
Government will nut ask for special legislation
until It has exhausted Its powers ltnttcr tho
present luws. lie adds that tho Government Is
fully nlive 10 tho necessity Of protecting lilo
mid t'r0pctty III Irclal,d.
A.s.=....1s.......
TitE I0pu Inns summoned the Irish Catho-
Ito bishops to hosne tn take into consideration
tho disturbed cOllllu0n Of frrlunl. Should MY
hatIt0 nctlou towartl tho i,Ald.Lunguc lloyc-
mont bo determined On. II ~ mot likely to hayo
much effect. Tho feeling aga.nst tho inter.
ference Of tho bishops ald prlcsta In lrtsl,
puatIcs Is very stroE lust nu, and any ht,stIlu
action on tho paft NJ tho papncy uRalnst tho
la1,d movement ut this time would xlyo rsu tu
mich hostility OIL the part OF the peuplc, aud
would 10 certain to result disastrously to tho
Interests OF tho Church.
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