, 1881-11-04
Pine Leo Roused to Great Anger
ovcr Humbert's Visit to
Vienna.
Mfdtat paslla 1fas Encouraged tho
Sllcrif Of Alecca to Rcrolt
Agninst tho Porte.
Thirteen Persons Drowned by the Sinking
Of a Ships Boat at Panillao,
F rance.
TIE IRISH.

1,rntty, Nov. :A-Tho branches of tic LII
dies Land League throughout the prUylllccs
complain loudly Of their meetings being tlfs-
persrtf, while tic Cclltrni LenEne, IN dublin,
is nct,,,ttctt to meet 1tnMoiested. Miss raE-
ucIt. wishing to test tho irEality Of the pro-
cccdlngs Ut tic Lauicsf 14caglc, publicly n.I-
noIpce. In tia newspapers OH Wednesday
tllat n meeting OF tile lengno w"niA b. liela[
an tlat Iay. NJ attempt wns natlc to Inter-
fcro will, the meeting, although detectives
watelrd those WHO enteretl tho tungue rooms.
EXAHuEtksrEp.
Tho ncconnts Of thu nirrny Mt DGlnlnltct
Inst week appear II l1nyo BEEN exnggcrNtc,@.
liz now stnlcu that only ono death resulted
from Inc shooting.
HELEN rAy1.OiE, DAUGHTER OF JOHN sTti-
Attr MILL.
NEW YoNk, Noy. 3--lIcAry GeDrgc tclc-
grapls tho irish 1rO'ld: ''lietcr Tnyior,
daughter Of tlla late .1olll1 Stt.art Mill. ad-
dressed the indies Ut the limit l.cngno IN
dublin today. SIle safd: Mover did Ans
irlo commit III her provinces In Italy my
atrocities to bo compared witt. t110so nav
pcrpetratcd III Ireland under tilAtsssone's
Administration. have travelled ,n,cit. but
oiily 0lls country hnya / stcn where things
happening III Ireland woult bo possible.
Tint cuuntry II ruled hy tic ulispcaknblo
Turk. Tho English peoplo must soon awake
10 Lie sight 0f the crimes pcrpetratel III
lle1r t.atle.'h
MURDER.
EuDstS, Nov 3.-A tenullt farmer nnmctl
1)olerty WIS shot dcad Inst eyusling Nh ell-
tcrlng lis ll0use at Darlington, galway, 1t IL
believed becullso lie l,ad pnfli Ills rent. 1le
Ind bren boycotted" for sotno time. Two
PERSONS wero arrested.
THE LAMB COt1lrr.
Several hundred fresh cases for adjust
'nclt Of rents were notified IN tho Lind
Court today. IIle block Of business III
creases.
THE r0I.1CE UF LIMERICK
have hccn provided with rov0lyers In placo
Of batons.
ATro1tXEl-HENEi1AT. l1UHl1 LAW
has bcen appointed to sl,ceeed O'ilngan NJ
Lard Chancellor Of Ireland. WIl[ia,n n.
Johnson, member OF Parliament fur Alallow
and Solleitor-General for Ireland, will suc-
cecd Law.
rATIncK EGAy
Will contest Ma!low NgN!hBt johnson, wl!oso
appointment to tho Att0rnGy-tieneralsIIp
makes necessary fresh election.
U'H.ttItE,
before retiring, Intends 10 largely increaso
tho naglstracy. Many Catholics are among
tho now magistrates.
sENToN.
Sptctat tttttt.
DuD.1S, Nov a.-'rl.e lIcru1tl's epceial
cablo says: TI!e Ilcr.hl correspondent
sought MI interview with Mr. Sexton LII.
med1ately utter his relcasc, but wns III.
formed that he Ind rotIred TO rest at once,
ma WAS than being examined by medical
num- Who lla.l been called fow minutes
aiscf Mr. Sexton reaehcd home. 'rtlu physt.
c'at stated that Ills patteut IL In II very tat
eofd!tlon, md very in,tell worse tl,an before
MS Incarceration. Mr.. Sexton is suffering
from q complication Of diseases, Including
1e'ro!tl pneumonia. spinal irritation, n1lt
Gastric disturbance,
ME IIAs uEEN nrnEnEn AN1lUAD
"haa' lle cat l,e removed. IIu Is ut preson
anaole 10 travel. As n.ntter Ut fact, tls
e9aFso lad bco,l urged upo,rl.il, long bcf0rt
Ms' arrest, owing TO the precnrlous co1ltll
uen OF Ills llenrt. 1t now nppuars ab
soalely neccssary that llo should seel
., suaofe gcltal cl!matc. There aro no coll.ll
uons 1. atsactsed TO his release. During til,
.9n!eell tInys Of lila imprisonment i,s wa.
.,"naaed 10 t'is bed, mud for seven days wn:
.htaosoiltte .hs solitude. My. Sexton speaks Ii
nv highest terms OF tl,e treatment receiver
"'" a'' Tue officials In, ktlnnn!nham JAIL