The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1881-10-22
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arrest of ParnrIl.

Dublin, October tS.--Charles s.
Parnell was arrested this morning
ar the King bridge railway station
while ON MS way toattend the KIN
dare convention. II is not yet
known with what oiicnse he IS
charged.
London. October H. IL is I'M
derstood ,he determination 90 ar-
rest Parnell was only reached at
Yesterdays cabinet council The
warrant for his arrest WAS issued
to detectives of Dublin, on the ar.
rival there OF the chief secretary
for Ireland (FoStcrl who left Lon
don Immediately after the close of
the eabinet council.
Dublin, October l3.---parncll
was arrested ON two warrants
signed by Foster, secretary Of IRE
land, charging him with melting
people to intimidate others from
paying their just rent, and with in-
timidating tenants from taking
the benefit The land act. paruell
was taken to kilmainhan JAIL
New York, October i3.---A cable
special from Dublin says that Par.
nell was arrested to-day at Morri-
sons hotel whore he WAS stopping
previous to starting for the XII
dare convention at Mas. lnspec-
| tor Mallon called at the hotel AT 3
o'clock this morning, and sent up
word 10 the land league leader,
who was still in bed, That he would
like TO see him. The hotel porter
returned with word that lee would
be happy to see the inspector rs
soon as ho was dressed. Soon of.
ter he sent for Mallon, who with
detective Sheridan, went mp stairs
PMuel met him pleasantly, and
asked:
"Do you intend TO arrest mel''
"Yos,' replied Mallon, handing
him the warrant still wet will
Forster's signatures for the secre
tary had only returned from Lon
don by the emorning mail at 8 o'clocl
Parnell tben glanced over the
warrant and said: "All right III
put on his hat aud walked down
stairs with the two policemen
A cab was waiting at the door
ana the three mon entered IL
Kilmalnham prison." cried Nal
Ion to the driver, and they drove
OF. There were four other po
llicomen In citizens clothes In an
other carriage. On arriving n
lKllmainham Paruell was at one,
assigned toa ecl. There was nj
demonstration, as no one knew o
the arrest beyond the parties con
cerned,
New York, October l3....Cablc
grams to the Irish World from IN
secretary Of the land league a
Dublin, say:
"Parnell was arrested in his bei
this morning and imm ediatel
lodged in Kilmainham jail. Ire
Land is in q Torment. Dublin Isl
q state Of excitement. The city
au armed camp, showing this ha
been prcmeditated and prepare
for. No event in the history 9
/, ireland has so stirred Dublin, an
! lts only parallel Is that Of Paris Z
! the destruction OF the bastile.
"Quinn, Secretary
"Dublin, October IS. no on--.Th
condition of thing OF this time
: awful. The wave of indignatio
> gathers force as the moments 4.
, and there isno telling whenit ma
! break or what the consequence
= may be. The land league eAeel
, tive committee is now sitting, wit
John Dillon in the chair. 1h
7 worst is being preparation It
-, rumored that the government vi
tato military possession Of til
: land league headquarters aud pr
ceed to the utmost extremity
brute force to repress the organ
n cation. Calm but deliberate an
decisive action can be looked f
from men at the head. If men
/ America stand firmly by us, thel
need be no fears Of the ultimaI
result.
q lSigGodl Joseph P. Quinn.
"Sceretary Land League
+ The Great T1nad.
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