The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-15
PARNELL's ARREST
Creating Something Of a neu.
satiOn.

| London, 13.-Itis understood that the
determination to arrest Parnell was ONLY
reached at yesterdays cabinet council
The warrant for his arrest was issued tc
detectives Of Dublin on the arrival there
OF the chief secretary for Ireland, For.
ster, who left for London Immediately
after the close Of the cabinet council.
| referring to the arrest of Parnell the
gazette says: What has been done has
Deen done unanimously. Gladstone was
informed that the arrest had been ao-
compllshed after he arrived at Guildhall,
and his announcement of the fact vas
received with Hproarous cheering, the
Whole OF the large emblage rising and
waving their hats and handkerchief.
New York, I3.-Cables to thu Iyish
WoTId from the secretary Of the Land
League, Dublin:
DUBLIN, October Is.
Pslnell was arrested in his bed this
morning. and Immediately locked in
Kilmainhs N Jail. Ireland is in q fer
meat. Dublin is in a state OF terrible ex-
cltement. The city is an armed csmp.
showing that this has been premeditated.
and that they we're prepared for action.
No event in the history Of Ireland has so
tried Dublin. and the only parallel ia
Paris in the desIructi N of the Bastile.
(Slgned) QUINN, Secretary.
Patrick Nord has issued an address To
the Land League in America on the
event OF the arrest of Parnell, in which
he says lrlshmen must restrain their i'm
pulses. Reason, not passion, should
rule. Never did the Land League have
q better opportunity to manifest its moral
power than now; never did it become
the duty OF tbs Irish people to exhibit
the virtues of self-possession, discipline
and obedience to the Land League more
than now. Through enlightment and
organization the people will assuredlv
come into possession Of their inheritance.
Much hiss been accomplished looking to
tEls end already. Gladstone himself
openly con fesses that the Land Leagues
the only government in Ireland now with
any moral force behind it, hence be
makes war upon it. No man who be-
lleves In the supremacy Of mind ovsr
brute matter can entertain a doubt re-
speeding the final issue.
Dublin, noon, Is The condition of
things at this hour is awful The wave
OF Indignation gathers force ss the mo-
ments fly. and there is no telling when
1t may break or what will be the conse-
quences. The Land League executive is
at this momeHt sitting, with John Dillon
in the chair. The worst is being pre- !
pared for. 1t is rumored that govern
ment will take military possession Of the |
Land League headquarters and proceed |
to the utmost extremity Of brute force to !
repress the organization. Calm, but de- |
ioerate and decisive action can be |
looked for from the men at the head, II
.he men in America stand firmly bv ms
here Iced be no fears of the ultimate re-
.ult.
(Signed) JOSEPH P, QUINN.
Secretary Of the Land League.
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, at S.35
ms morning. The police appealed to
Parnell to avoid all delays, so as not to |
permit the fact to became public. Moder-
ate hber ais ard conservatives |
approve the arrest. 1t is believed that
Parnell's speech at Wexford, on Sunday |
1st, furnished government the bone Of
utilization for thu arrest. The League
'GW - pm Is sitting, and it is ex Dected
VII publish N 4nlfesto. 1t is said that
john Dll'io", NJ. P, of Tipperary, will
eSsdme the presidency of the League.
Inc M lItary forces In Dublin are held
n readiness for acton in a moment.
The secretary Of the Land League, shortly
after ParnelPs ar t. expressed much
stoalshment, exclsiming excitedly: Let
n m c1tut' III are ready for Them"
Father Shelby, Pstr'ck Egau and V,
5. Dl'on W Mt {, faris to-day.
The detective who arrested Psrnell was
'1con pam d 0y sx detectives. The cab
Slve"InR Parnel 70 the prison was es-
tied By two Car filed with police.
Boston, l3-t A Collins, president
# The lind Leagl.e of the u nited States.
m media elv upon receipt of the news of
,t-nelP~ ar 8, sent the following
S9legr IN te the executive in Dub
in;
'ertoe, Lad League, Dublin:
Parnel > arrest is Gladstone,s bIpndar
'arntlI T. prison must be the strongest
zee o. tie L4ni Lesgue. Continue
Is policy: stand firm. and keep cool.
De Brltlsh game has always been TO
rush agitation in Ireland by provoking
wi war. Def-at it. Keep on the Cd
me- BE patient as You have been bold.
be American League will re-6ouble lis
DIRK, and stand by Won to the emil