The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-18

TELEGRAPHIC
TURBULENT IRlsH.
Meetings and MadneAs-Firm-
ness of Government.

ness OA G0Yernmeuls
| London 15.-The double screw arme,
plated corvette Penelope has been ordered
from the Pacific to Ireland immediatelv
Paris, 16.-Egan, Of the Land Leagne
states that the tide of revolution Vac re
ling high in Ireland where, there was !
disciplined, merciless revolt of hunorv
men against the bloated rich. Prolon sed
Incarceration of Parneli might. be said
produce q general instruction. The
Land League we're prepared for every
sacrifice and were ready to die to the last
man.
New York, 16.-Steinway Hall was
crowded, tonight, at the reception of T.
p. O'Connor, member Of Parliament and
delegate from Ireland to the Land
League of ADericS. Ten thousand peo-
pie struggled for admission into the
hall, which viii only hold 2 500. When
| O'Connor was presented men and women
rose to their feet and there was
such waving of hats and handkerchief
and voceifsrous cheering. that menv
minutes passed before O'Conno1,s could
make audible single utterance. Quiet
oelng messureably restored O'Connor
SAID: 1t was true they had imprisoned
Farnell their leader and advocate. a
man who had entered into the fight.
though landlord himself, for the simple
purpose to see justice done the oppressed
people: 1t Is true he is imprisoned, but
Inc 6rltish government, if they Wish to
eonnne every leader and supporter of the
movement, would need every Jail in the
world and would not then have room
enough IN which to confne the prisoners.
Neither could the present action of gov
eminent stamp out the strong feeling
which animated the hearts of old Ire
lan5's sons, and the movement was even
strong enoug b to defy all the power and
authority of England" (Entb usiaet'c
cheers. OConnor concluded by asking
all present to give their heartfelt support
to the movement DR.. Dillon Epan. as
soclate Of O'Connor. then made a short
address and was followed by Mrs. Par
nell, mother of the Irish agitator, and by
other persons prominent in the move
nent. O'Connor and Egan at the close
were visited at their hotel bv
representatives. of the Land League
AS MS. Parnell appeared on the Stage
In StelnWay Hall, reception rarely
equslled was rendered. 1t was sometime
before she could control her emotion.
She thanked the audience for the kind
reception and sympathy with her son.
her sons imprisonment, she thought. |
was almost the consum nation of his |
aims and would be a material benefit to
the cause which he advocated. She, her,
self, would return to Englaad and would /
Keep her son company in his confinement |
for the sake of their mother country
prolonged cheers.)
Dublin, 15.-The FTeemqn'S Journal |
states that Sexton had serious relapse
after his arrest.
At a meeting of 5000 persons in Bel
fast on Friday, at which twenty Catholic
priests We're present, a general strike |
against rent was advocated A long
meeting was held ct Limerick. A bomb
with Lighted fuse was thrown into the
house Of O'Grsdy, Mill Street, solicitor.
No one was Injured bat the house was
damaged considerably.
London, ia Dublin correspondent
says there is no fear Of popular out
break, SIS the hearts of the mass of tina
people are not ia favor of such a move
ment. In accordance with the resolution
the League, passed on Thursday. several
tradesmen IN Dublin celsed their shops,
owing to the arrest Of Parnell. A man
with bugle parsded the streets warning
The people to close. A number refused |
but eventually closed. owing to the in.
of the crowd.
The Lend League interests have been
n charge of O'Couner and Healay. The
headquarters and variou, wan, hes are
watched by detectives. The ~ lutions
'elative to pubic buildingsGl lunteer
armorles have been reneWec
Some severe Injuries were ed by
he police while dispensing 6 & ID as
EN- 6led opposite the Impei Hotel.
Dublin, yesterday, in exne, IN oil
nearing speech from Biggal. Large
endorsements of police and military are
yoing to Limerick.
St Louis, 16.-A very large meeting of
.rIshmen was held in st. Patrick's Hall,
his afternoon, at which speeches were
made by several prominent Irishmen,
ND resolutions were adopted all strongly
.enOunoiRg the English government for
he arrest Of Parnell. A committee was
lso appointed to arrange for a mass
Meeting. This committee met tonight
nd framed call for monster outdoor |
aeeting, to be held on the night of The
yin, the anniversary Of the surrender at |
yorktown. The leading and most in
uential Irishmen of the city are en-
aged IN the movement, and the meeting /
I'LL probably be the largest ever held
ere The feeling among the Irish is
cry bitter.
Philadelphia, 16.-Many meetings we're
cid here to-day, to denouRce the arrest
fParaellites.
Worcester, Mass, 16.-Two thousand
eople attended an indignation meeting
I Irish in tbs skating rink, to-day.
iayor Kelly declined an invitation to
reside, and Congressman Rice remained l
way.
London. 16.-Since the arrest of Par
ell threatening letters of unusual char I
eter have been received by Gladstone
nd Hsrceurt, secretary of state for the
ONE department.
Boston, fitzpatrick Egan, at Paris. =
'legrsphs P. A. Collins, of the National
and League as follows; Parnell was | J
rrested upon trumpsd up charge. The
leVement will intensity tenfeld on ac-
count of it. We get the help of every
ue Irish national, moderate and ex-
eme. Thank God English rulers can 4
ot imprison this whole people nor check 4
lelr onward movements, but govern
ent is determined upon further arrests,
Id If possible the slaughter and destruc-I
on Of uaarmed people by gosdingl
em to revolt The people will win for