The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-03

Tho rr"vrr.-r. rrOGnhIy To Attend Pa

Tho IFnVPrSrra I'rUbnhIy IN Attend Par.
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LONDON, january "a dispatch from
Dublin says: "ShOuld ParnGl and the
other traversprs who are members Of the
House Of Commons decide TO 20 to Lon
don, there Is nothing in the law under.
which they are indicted 10 render their
presence in court necessary; and the case
Of Gordon indicates ,haLno restraint will
be pnt upon them. II ia considered prob.
able, in view Of the announcement that the
government will preCede the Llnd Bill by
neRgures Of coercion, that PArneli and his
colleagues will decide to attend to oppose
this policy"
"rhc Crown does not trouble itself in
regard to the whereabouts OF the defend
antp. This has given the trAyeners much
satisfaction, and it is probable that Bipear,
Sexton and others will go to tho meeting
Oi Parliament
A Dispatch from Dublin aays the reason
assigned iOr the prohibition Of all the
Land Leagne meetings on Sunday 10 that
the meetings. are calculated to excite i'll.
feeling among Her Majesty ssubjpCtG.
A dispatch from Rome ssys: "ln order
to avoid repetition Of Misrepresentation
in rrRard 10 the state Of Ireland In UAihn.
lie newspapere, tho Pope has requested all
Catholic journals to submit their articles
on Ireland to the Vatican authorities "
LONDON, January Ia dispatch from
Cork SAWS tho want OF employment every.
where Ia felt, and nowhere more kepnIy
| thRn in those districts where the agitation
has taken greatest hold. Extraordinary
nreBGntment sessions ate being held IN
different parts OF the country for the pur.
pose Of starting public works.
Two COna'ablpB have started for ireland
with HCnnelly, who WNa arrested Al Tin.
ton England, Tor completely in the muir.
der ot Lord MDuntmDrtis
A Dublin correspondent says! pArnrlI,
who was apparently indifferent Whis the
Casu Tor the Crown waB being stated, do.
Velnped mitch watChInl industry IN ~.
gard To witnesses, making C,pOus notes
aud pushing them to his counsel II iaa
curious tact that O1B OF tho TrAvrrsets
| (uOrdOn) has not to the present even
come to Dublin, and the Crown hap never
oncU inquired after him II Ia stated TINT
he Ia III IN the wcat OI Ireland
DUBLIN, JAhnhty "A Land League
meeting waa held to day, uOat Killarney,
al which q OOO persona were present.
lOSbOS, lauuRry 2 A diapatcl, from
Dublin stAtra that in order not IN come In
contact with the police, the meeting which
was called to take place n, Dhfpgeda, Sun.
day, and which was uropbiled, waa held
there Saturday, After llctIy and DAvia
had made speeches, two Magistrates sum.
mOhCd the chairman to stop the meeting,
aud the riot act waR read. The people
diSpcised quietly. There were 10000 per.
aOnH present,
A monster Land League meeting took
place nt lIAlly Enatle Saturday, and meet.
ing Nt which 5000 people we're present,
waa held tho same day Al killilln
\ collision iaiepUtlCd at Iu'm hctwscn
the ROldiers and the crowd, duiing which
BiOnea wcfO freely thrown.
CoRE JannNry 2 "A party NJ men Wait.
cd this iDuaD NJ man named Daniels and
ahot him, iullICliug dangerous wounds
The ALTAR le believed TO be connected with
FenianiGm,