Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-15
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DUBLIN. Oct. 1S.-Parnell was arrested
on two warrants signed by Forster, Chief
Secretary Of Ireland, charging him with
melting the people against, and intimi-
dating others from paying their just
rents. and with in~timidating tenants from
taking the benefit of the Land Act. Par
nell was sent to Kilmainham Jail. The
officer who arrested Parnell was accom-
panied by six detectives. The cab con-
veying Parnell to prison was escorted by
two cars filled with police.
LONDON, Oct. 13.-It is understood that
the determination to arrest Parnell was
only reached at yesterdays Cabinet coun
Gil. The warrant for his arrest was issued
to detectives Of Dublin on the arrival OIL
Chief Secretary Forster. who left for Lon
don Immediately after the arrest. 1t is
reported that the arrest Of Parnell is only
preliminary TO still more vigorous action
against the Land League. The arrest was
effected very quietly. The police appealed
to Parnell to avoid all delay. The moder-
ate Liberals and Conservatives approve OF
the arrest. 1t ia believed that Parnell's
speech at Wexford on Sunday last fur
nished the Government the pretext for the
arrest.
DUBLIN, Oct. 13.-It is expected that
the Land League leaders will publish a
manifesto. 1t is said that John Dillon,
M. P. OF Tipperary, will assume the Presi-
| dency Of the League. A militia force ia
| held in readiness in Dublin in the event
Of a popular rising. The Secretary Of the
| Land League, after Parnell's arrest, ex-
| pressed much astonishment, exclaiming
excitedly, LET them come on; we are
ready for them" Father Shelby, Patrick
| Egar and v. B. Dillon went to Paris yes
terdsy. Gladstone was informed that the
arrest had been accomplished after he
arrived at Guild Hall, and his announce
ment Of the fact was received with up
| roarous cheering, the whole of the large
assemblage rising and waving their hats
and handkerchiefs.
DUBLIN, Oct. lathe condition oi
things at this hour is awful. The wave Of
indignation gathers in force as the mo-
ments fly, and there is no telling when il
may break out or what the consequences
may be. The Land League executive il
sitting at this moment with John Dillor
in the chair. The worst is being prepared
for. 1t is rumored that the Government
will take military possession Of the Land
Leagues headquarters, and proceed to thu
utmost extremity Of brute force to represl
the organization. Calm, but deliberate
and decisive action can be looked for from
| the men at the head Of the League. If thu
men in America stand firmly by us there
need be no fears of the ultimate result.
(Signed) JOSEPH p. QUINN.
BosToN, Oct. 14.-P. A. Collins, Presi
dent Of the Land League in the United
States. Immediately on receipt Of the new
Of Parne1l's arrest, sent the following
cablegram to the Executive in Dublin.
BosToN (Mass.), Oct. 13.-Sexton Lane
League, Dublin: Parnell's arrest is Glad
stones blunder. Parnell is in prison. I
must be the strongest force Of the Ian,
League to continue his policy. Stans
firm and keep cool. The British gam
mas always been to crush agitation in Ire
land by provoking civil war. Defeat it
Be patient as you have been bold. TIL
American League will redouble its work
and stand by you to the end.