Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-30
FROM OVER THE SEA,
A Letter from ParnelI in Jail-He De-
precates Resistance to Law Things
Looking Brighter in Irelsnd-The Elec-
tions in Germany-Gambetta Takes the
French Premiership.
IRELAND.
A LETTER FROM PARNELL.

LETTER FROM PARNELL.
DUBLIN, Oct. 29-The Freensan's Journal
publishes letter from Parnell, dated Kill
mainham Jail, deprecating the plan of evading
the recent proclamation of the government,
by the formation of tenants defense associa-
tions, to replace the Land League organization.
Parnell says such associations would be tOler-
ated by Gladstone only so long as they ap-
peared to be disposed to carry out his views,
and would be mongrel reactionary associa-
tions, such as were formerly condemned by
Davitt. Every man in Kilmainham is willing
to remain there any number of months or
years that may be necessary.
LAND LEAGUERs IF PARIS.
Paris land Ieaguers are still uncertain wheth-
er or not to transfer their headquarters to
Paris. Virtually, they are here already, for
the only influential leaders of the League not
in Jail, with the exception of Arthur O'Con-
nor, 7. P. O'Connor and Justin Mccarthy are
now at the Hotel Normandy. Arthur O'Con-
nor was here few days age but received
summons to London, where he arrived yester-
day. The leaguers have a shrewd suspicion
that the Irish government would not tolerate
any regular warfare hostile to England on
French territory. It is probable, however,
that the centre of the movement will for
some time come here, but the opening OF offices
appears Impossible.
A PEACEFUL OUTLOOK.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-At rent receiving Offices
in Athlone, Modle, Mulligan, Roscommon
and other towns in the west of Ireland, a large
number of tenants paid their rent in accord
ance with abatements despite the Land
Leagues advice not to do so. Many thous-
ands of tenants in the counties of West Meath
and RoscommOn decided to take advantage OF
the land courts. Land meetings an
nounced to be held outside of churches in
those counties on Sunday have been denounced
by the clergy and will not take place. Since
the Land League has been proclaimed trade in
the west of Ireland commences to revive.
Many farmers in properties in the neighbor-
hood of YOugham, county Cork, applied to
the land commission to have their rents fixed.
There is growing desire among tenants of
Cork and Waterford counties to apply to the
commission. In Waterford alone 1 900 appli-
cations have been lodged. Land League
branches in Tuam district, of county Galway,
are fast breaking up. A telegram from Ar
magh says cells have bee prepared in Jail there
for Parnell and forty others. Among the
few arrests made to-day is that of an English
man, Capt. Dugmore, late of the Sixty fourth
regiment, former home rule candidate for the
port of Arli ngton.
RUMoRED CHANGES.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-A rumor is current in
Dublin that Earl Spencer, lord president Of
the council, will replace Earl Cowper as lord
lieutenant of Ireland, and that Lord Derby
will replace Earl Spencer in the cabinet.
INcENDIARIsM.
The farm premises and several stacks of
wheat and hay belonging to DR.. Thompson,
which had been secretly harvested by emer-
gency men, have been maliciously destroyed
by fire at Baliduf, Waterford county. A large
crowd looked on, but made no attempt to save
the property.
A COLLISION.
A crowd of 700 persons attacked the police
while serving summons at Belmulet county.
The police fired upon the people and several
were wounded.
RELEASED.
DUBLIN, Oct. 29.-O'Reiley, one of the first
suspects arrested, has been Internationally
!! released.