Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-20
Ireland,s 4" Supreme Moment.,,

Boston, October 2O.-Patrick A. Collins, presi-
dent of the Irish national land league OF the
United States, has issued an address to the men,
DerS OF the league and friends of the cause. which
begins as follows:-"For Ireland the supreme mo-
and the answer OF the league revOlutioniZes the
SITUATION" The concluding paragraph of the mani
festo of the Irish executive committee is then
quoted, and the address contains the fOllOWing:-
"This trumpetcall to duty and to sacrifice will be
obeyed in Ireland. The government and the
nation, landlordism and the people stand face to
face, prepared for death grapple. Let us show
them how well their hope In us is founded By
every act of head and heart and pocket let us re-
spond to the appeal. Hold meetings everywhere,
and cable to the Freenaan'S Journal Dublin. your
response for publication"
PROTEST FROM ARCHBISHOP CRoKE.
cI,1 LIMERICK, October 2o"A letter from Archbishop
Croke, of Cashe is published, strongly protesting
against the manifesto of the land league.
TWO MORE ARRESTS.
LONDON, october 2O.-Michael Power, member
OF the Tralee County Kerry branch OF the land
league, has been arrested on the charge OF 1ntim-
dat9n az and for practices been
Deen arrested under the coercion act
AMERICAS KIND FEELING FOR ENGLAND.
y, LONDON, October @-Right Hon. Sir John r.
oxford University, writes to the Times confirming
Prof. Goldwin Smiths opinion concerning the
klndly feelings OF Americans for English He says
the most affectionate expressions towards Eng
land from all classes, and he believes that the
OF the Irish agitation and the char
acter Of its leaders as thoroughly appreciated
in America as in England
LATEST NOTES FROM DUBLIN
DUBLIN, October 2o-The people who complained
OF violence on the part OF the police on Monday
last are now calling for more efficient police pro-
lection MI. Edward F. Lytton and Lord Vernon
opens to-day. 1t is stated that majority OF the
itigants belong to northern counties
The Ecentr,g Mail asks Mr. Parnell If he inti-
mated to the tenantry Of Wicklow county that they
should not pay rents
The board OF guardians of the North Dublin
Union have expressed sympathy with Mr.. Par
A meeting of 10000 land leaguers at Bally Shan
non, county Donegal, yesterday denounced the
government.
TENANTS PAYING THEIR RENTS.
>, LONDON, October so.-Two hundred tenants of a
their rents to-day. The police tear down ssnO
rent" notices wherever posted.
PROCLAMATION SURPRISING THE LAND LEAGUE
The London correspondent of the Birmingham
proclamation suppressing the land league is Inn
pending.
ANOTHER REGIMENT GONE TO IRELAND
The thirty-first regiment left Dover for Ireland
to-day. 1t was loudly cheered.
SUSPECTS ALLOWED TO WRITE
The Standard publishes letter calling atten-
tion to the fact that suspects being allowed
to write In person what they would have spoken
on the platform, had they not been arrested.
IRISH INDIGNATION MEETING IN CHICAGO
CHICAGO, october 20.-About 1900 persons at
tended the Irish Indignation meeting at McCor-
mick Hall, last night, and many were unable to
tnal court, presided, and speeches were made by
VIM. j. Hines, Rev. DR.. Thomas, Postmaster Frank
Palmer, Congressman Davis, Judge Moran and
others. A telegram was received from Senator
Logan, expressing the warmest sympathy with
Mr.. Parnell, and declaring his Imprisonment an
outrage on free discussion The resolutions adopted
Land League, and call the Irish farmers to obey
the edlcts OF Messrs Parnell and Dillon.