Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-15
FOR lcN NEWS.
sympathy for Parnell.

IoxDoy. Oct IA. Twenty-Five hundred
troops were present at Mas in case of dis
turbance at Kildare. In the convention yes
terday. a telegram from Parnell was read,
in which he says: Il rely on you as true and
sterling men to act as if were with you"
A resolution of sympathy with Parnell was
then passed.
Parnell on being arrested intimated de-
sire to be subjected to the same rules as
others. Orders were received from Liner
lex to confine the troops in their barracks
until further orders. as great excitement ex-
lists there, owing to Parnelrs arrest.
Great PrecautiOn in Dublin.
The Standards Dublin special Thursday,
saws the guards all over Dublin were trebled,
and the police patrols doubled. Dragons
rode through the streets in all directions.
Detectives narrowly watched the movements
of the league. The police occupied prem
ises close to the leave Office. A special
force of foot and horse artillery were on duty
at Kilmainham.
The Dublin Evening Mail says the league
resolved to attack klmainham Jail. Foster
was guarded by dragons going from the cas-
tie to his residence.
An Indignation Meeting to be Held.
The Standards Dublin dispatch says at a
meeting of the Land League in America, urg-
ing the League to redUuble its eXertions.
Mr.. Dillon announces that an Indignation
meeting would be held in the rotunda on
Friday (tcday), the Lord Mayor elect pre-
siding.
Meeting Of IIish Parliamentarians.
At private meeting of the Irish men,
bers of the House of Commons in this city,
lost eho follOUiDU rpsO1ufiOn
arranged, which will be proposed at great
meeting to be held at the rotunda in Dublin.
tonight: "Resolved that no government taxes
henceforth be payable throughout Ireland.
Comments of the Press.
The Times comments upon the recent at
tack upon person who was serving eject
ments near Glengarif. Ireland. When an
escorting party of police retired, number of
armed men were seen to approach the scene.
The Times says surely it is impossible to
practice forbearance in the face of armed
and concerted resistance. Unhappily, it is
only too likely that the difference which par
alyzed the Cabinet, will still continue.
Gambetta Declines to Form a Cabinet
Until the Chamber Acts.
PARIS, Oct. IA. 1t is announced that Gam
that as the cabinet has net yet resigned, it
would be in accordance with the usual pro-
cedure to await the issue of the debate in the
Chamber before any steps are taken towards
the formation of new cabinet 1t is stated
that Grevy decided to act upon Gambetta' 5
opinion, and he has arranged for another in
terview after the meeting of the Chamber.
Meetings Of the EmperOrs Deferred.
VIENNA, Oct. IA. 1t is stated in St. Pet
ersburg court circles that the preparations
for the Cars jonruey to meet the Emperor
Francis Joseph, has been countermanded and
that the interview will not occur for months
PEsrH, Oct. II. Herr. the Hungarian
premier, declares Austria's relations with
Germany are not affected by the Danzig in
terview.
The Funeral Of Count Haymerle.
At the funeral of Baron Won Havmerle, to-
day, the Emperor and the whole diplomatic
body, Austrian and Hungarian ministers,
Papal Nunco, and many members of the
Reichrath were present. The Emperor sum-
moned Tisza, President of the Hungarian
council of ministers, and Count Andrassy. to
decide as to Won Haynierle's successor.
Medals Awarded.
PARIS, Oct. IA. The jury of the Interna-
national exhibition awarded the gold medal
the highest class to Edison and Brush for
dynamo magnetic machines and a gold medal
to Maxim, also gold medals to Brush and
Maxim far arch In condescent lights. Edison
takes five gold medal in all. being more than
any other exhibitor.