Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-22

New York, Oct. FL. A Dublin special
saws the league manifesto was prepared Sef-
urdsy, and Struggled into Kilmainham by the
clerk of Mr.. McGouge, . solicitor OF the
league, then signed and taken out under the
nose of the authorities. Dsvitfs authority
was obtained through prisoner or warden
in Portland. The government is so aEgry at
the use made of the solicitors, that II mas
issued an order that both the doctor and So
licitors of the prisoners should only Visit
them in the presence of a warden Visits OF
every kind except those of the PHYSICIANS
are forbidden for six days. Even farneiis
solicitor is refused admittance- DR.. kerny
has written to the governor of the Jail, that II
he is subjected to this indignity, he will no
londer attend the Jail, while the prisoners re-
solved not to let the prison doctor atteno
them.
Mr.. Davis, chief clerk of the league, has
been taken to DandaIk Jail. His arrest was
the immediate result of having signed the
circulars sent to the league branches, instruct.
ing farmers to issue bogus mortgages ana
bills of sale of their property, and interest
in their holdings to shopkeepers and friends,
in order to prevent the landlords from seiz-
ing them for rent.
From the Editor of the Irish World.
Patrick Ford, editor of the Irish World,
has cabled the following this forenoon to
Freeman's Journal:
s.Men of Ireland: The eyes of the world
are on you; stand together; be faithful to
your imprised chief; obey the manifesto
mo rents;' prepare for sacrifices; be brave,
hut prudent; rely on America; money and
sympathy will flow over to you; we Will
succor the children of the evicted, and be
true to your principles and redemption IS
assured. God save Ireland"
The Present Abandonment of Meetings
Advised.
LONDON, Oct. 81. In consequence of a
proclamation against the league, the Free
mans Journal publishes an advertisement
from the league advising the people while
remaining firm, to abandon, for the present,
all projected meetings which government
could take advantage Of
Appeals to the Pope.
The Morning Post hears that great pres
sure is being exerted by English and Irish
Catholics to obtain the condemnation of the
land league manifesto from the Pope, and
believes that Cardinal Jacobin's papal secre
tary of state, has already informed inquirers
that the Pope is sorely afflicted by the con-
duct of portion of the Irish clergy, but can
only interfere to a certain degree in questions
which more especially concern the local
ecclesiastical authorities.
A Prediction Of Loss.
DUBLIN, Oct 81. The Express. conserv-
alive organ, SAYS if the government suffers
themselves to be defeated, Ireland is lost to
the English crown. If it is not, Home Rule
will not be the result. but absolute separa-
ton. The government is in its life and death
conflict involving, as one of its possible re-
suits, the declaration of an independent
Ireland. with fleets and armies established at
the very door Of England. If no rents are
paid, million men could not evict the nation
and keep them out of houses without level
ling every peasants house to the ground. If
the government puts down the land league,
war must be used, the severity of which
Gladstone never contemplated.
A Contemplated Seizure.
1t is reported that the government will soon
seize the office of the United Ireland, the
organ of the land league, which advises the
holders of Bank of Ireland notes to demand
gold, so as to create run upon the bank.
Parnell to be Removed.
1t is stated that Parnell will be removed to
one Of the country prisons. Visits to Par
nell. O'Kelley, Dillon. Sexton, Brennan and
Kittle are prohibited for one week.
A Meeting to be Suppressed.
Despite the government proclamation
| against the land league, Rev. Harold Rylett.
who was Parnelrs candidate in the recent
election at Tyrone, left Belfast this morning
to attend an Indignation meeting under the
| auspices of the Pomeroy branch of the land
league. detective took the same train. A
telegram from PomerOy states that the meet
ing will be suppressed if necessary by force.
A canister, which appeared to have recently
contained powder, and the remains of some
burnt paper, has been found near the magi-
zine in the castle of Atholone.