, 1881-10-31
Arrest Of Priest for Holding a
League Meeting in His
Chapel.
Parnelt TO Be Deprived OF the Priv
flege OF Receiving
Callers.
Impressive Funeral Service fl,
Berlin In Memory Of Gen.
Garfield.
An Eloquent and Touching Eulogy Of The
Dead President by Prof
Gnoist.


IRISH NEWS.
Ancllnslt0r M'cAlti:.
Drn1lS, Urt. 3o.-Arcllbisltop AfcCabc, In
II pastoral, afler tlenol,,cng TIC recent riot.
lug III dublin, says: az few dnys ago people
were startled FROM their drcu,ll Of sccurisy
| by tho publication I'll I. manifesto nssaiitng
| tho etcriial lnw Of t;0t nnl Striking ut the
foundation wllcre0n soeIcty rests-,lanc1y:
thu r1ghtsor property. There are hundreds Of
honest und industrious 1rshncn WIN ltnyc
Invested tho fruits Of their years ol toll In
property, from which they hoped they might
ttrlw a nlcnns of honorable subsistence.
but atl this nlust be swept awny
by IL decren ol II handful Of
ine,I, tho bulk Of whom la.o neither stake
nur Interest III tic country. tGod's proyi-
alellco ll,ts f0rue1 from tic lips Of unsafe
guides HI tsuwnl Of thotr aIns, aud, II ,tt,-
tlco t0 pay nU rents bc not Conln,ll1tlstiu
treaclsery, Communism Is yet 10 bo defined.
VIII the people tullow men who 1lave marked
out roltt tllaL lsst le;ltl to stilEcr with God
A1ri dlsgrilce before tho Christian world, OF
Irish Bishops wio, through glorious md
tlnbrokcn succession Of fourteen centuries,
arc l'elrs Of tlloso who encountered poverty,
exile. and death tor the pcople Will, whom
thofr lives wuru Irrey0cably houlld up~'
TIE GOVERNOR nF .K1t.slAlSIIAN JAIL, ILL
rEltsEnED. :
Directly after the publication Of 1'Rrncll's
letter dcprecating tho formnlion Of tenants
tlefeE5e associations, the Governor Of Kill
lhaiMham JUL WIS superseded by two nuw
Governors. 4 sworn inquiry will probably
10 Instituted. pnrnull will probably be scl-
tcl.gcu tn fourteen ttnys' deprivation Of visits
for issuing the letter.
is reported dying.
a REACTION.
Thoru soc1'ls tu he Il reuction setting In. Al
ttlougl, 400 Leaguers arc tt prison, uccasiu,,.
III ovents show llat the spirit underlying tllo
league movement survives.
q .. 'AH1t:sr. or 4 A'TltiF!sr.':.
Anthony Mcliatc, Catholic cllrnte of La-
llnrtla',e Diocese. 1iilala, was arrested fur
holding Land-Lcaguu meeting iu Ills chapel.
THE LAND COulyr.
AlrcNdy tlcrU arc f,b0D euses before t],c
Land Court, $3.50 bong entered Saturday.
4 DENIAL.
Miss Parncll denies tllat tho Ladies' land
Lcaguo was ordered to- quit tho rooms In
Sackyi!e street. .
TIE OUTDOOR 1lGrTEr.
Sptetdt Cabte.
A41fsI1st o|ts ~ps-0uAuEJ b[EElHl tAyHs IuQ
Irish outlook Is decidedly bcttor. Tho Land
Court Is overwhelmed with work, which dnity
increases. Fiftsou hundred cases woro entered
Thuisdny, and thero wGro 300O0 nppllca-
ftons FOR notices. Thero Is no sign
oil tho league recovering from the
stupofactlon which followed tto.bronkup OF the
ccntrAl authority. Nevertheless, tho agltator
may POSSESS latunt Vitality Tor II should bo ro-
momhcrod that tho nust violent development
E0NfnnfHT, xro
Its supposed suppression. The brnnohcs Of
tho league arc unmtatakMbIy falling to
pieces, which; coupled with the
astounding number Ut. applications
10 tho Land Court, proves that the pressure OK.
crctaed by tho lcagua has decreased. Tho power
uf tho lca9llo was QUITO llnwhero creator than In
the County Mnyo, yot u thousand tenants ia
CaatlebAr alonu
HAVE APPLIED FOR NOTICES
Tho Land Court Judges huyo 4,o]o cases before
thom Of one clnss MEoao. -Four Commissioners
hHse hces appointed. They will cuch hnyo sep
arato districts, and Will beKlu to alJldlcato In
few Eys. Tho period for applications
vii! he extended 50 us to permit tenants
whose cascs hayo been abandoned by tho
solicitor Of the Land League to bcyIn procce cd.
illgs Tho tenants readly transrer tho cuscs
from tho representative Of tho lcaKue to
private solicitor. ThIs condition Of afralrs,
COUPLED Will, tho denomination Expressed by Dir,
Gladstone mud 3tr. Chanlburluin lust Week IL con.
t'nuo tlrtn policy. exposes the Government to
renewed consilra for not adopting stringent
measures Ut IN earllur Hsago. Public opinion
c0tnmends tho determination Ut tho 0oyurn-
mcnt not to relax their pressuro notwtt thstand-
ing tho Ircsont ca!nl. The funds In the hands
OF thu aHftators would gilahlo shom to tako aA-
vantage Of tho protput'tro withdrawal ot cocr-
clun. Mr.. FArnctls itupr1Honiucnt saved him
from political suic!dp. lIo was