The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-16
The Senate Is TO Adjourn Next Week
aud Attend the Yorktown Cele.
bration...A Terribly Deyas.
tating Storm IN England.
Mere About the Blair Letters..Rid.
dlebarger aud Congressman
Wise Fight Duel.
Reports of the Cotton Crop...The
Weekly Bank Statement.
st. Julien Wins the Great Trottlng Rae
Tronblch Ireland.


Troubled Ireland.
FgsLlN. October l5.--John Dillon, mem.
berot parliament for Tipperary, was arrest
ed this afternoon on charge of treasona.
BILE practice and lodged in Kilmanham iail.
SaSton Ns.arcsted Friday afternoon on
two warrants charging him with being
suspected Of reasonable practices
anu with melting the people to
lntimidate tenants and not to pav rent.
9uWn was charged with the latter oilensc.
Ihey were both locked up in Kilmanham
lMl' Arthur oConnor has also been ar
rested Inc indignation meeting in Dublin |
FRIDAY IN Rotunda Hall was crowded and
20,OW persons were unable TO gain admis.
sion. Two thousand police were sta
toned close to the -Roh II Ia hall, The
lord mayorelect preslued, and Biggar and
other members of parliament were present,
Dillon said he should be greatly disap
pointed II Parnells arrest facilitated the
payment of rents The motion of Edwin
Gray, denouncing Parnell's arrest, was ear
ried. The Dublin Gazette published n
proclamation signed by Mr.. Forster, the
chiei secretary, warning persons quietly of
lntimidating Others not to pay rent OF CO.
ercing them to abandon their lawful EN-.
ployment or to join the land league that
they will be liable to arrest immediateiy
On hearing of Sexton's arrest, Or.
Kennedy wrote TO the chairman of
the general prisons board warn
ing the authorities that tho arrest
puts Mr.. Scxton's life in imminent danger
liealy, on hearing Of parnells arrest.
started from London for Dublin. A mes
senger TO intercept him ut lIollyhoad, was
sent by friends, urging him to return TO
London to avoid arrest. As Quinn has
never spoken publicly, il is assumed that
the government discovered something in
ms letters, which the government always
opens.
TO FIRE WITHOUT ORDERS.
New YoRE, October IA Paris special
says; Patrick Eagan Of the land league, tee-
graphed the following message this morning
from this city:
ITO Hon v E Foster Chief Secretary for
~ charge that there is conspiracy
among the soldiers now stationed
in Limerick to fire without
orders on the people ON the first opportu-
nifty that oilers. further charge that this
| has been known to your government for
several days, and that you still culpablv al
low those men to remain in the country.
and say that if under the circumstances
any such occurrence takes place, the whole
civilized world will hold you accountable for
the slaughter ofmy countrymen.
lSignedl PATRICK EAGAS."
INTERVIEW WITH rARNELL.
LONDON, October l5.--The Times saws
there isno fear of a popular outbreak, as
the hearts ofthe people are not in favor of
such q movement Among those described
as visitors, who had an interview with Par
nell IN prison, was q reporter of Frecman's
Journal. Parncll said If the government
seized the leaders of the league the
people would be driven back ON secret or.
ganizations MS they were formerly. In ac-
cordnnce with Il resolution of the league
| passed on Thursday, several tradeSmen of
Dublin closed their shops, owing TO the ar
rest of Parncll, and men paraded the streets
with bugle; warning the people to close.
A number refused, but eventually closed
owingto intimidation by crowd of Z, 900
people.
VARIOUS ARRESTS.
| New SoRK, October 15.-Tho editor of
the Irish World has received n dispatch
from the officers Of the land league ut the
headquarters at Dublin, dated October IS,
10 q. m, which states that William O'Brien,
editor of the United Ireland, was arrested
as he was entering his office, because of an
article written by him denouncing Glad
stone rs seized with devil and bent ON
driving the people into rebellion. james
| O'kelly, who had come over from London
and spent whole night in conference with
Dillon, Justice McCarty and others, and
was resting at the Imperial, has also becn
arrested. Rev. Harold Eyelett l.. NJ.
iealy, Nj. p, Arthur, O'ConnOr, NJ. r.,
Administrator Cartwell Of Thurlaps, Tip.
perary and Jordan Walsh, of Mayo, are
marked for arrest next.
LONDON, October l5.--The land league
sent u messenger to Hoyhead to prevent
ilealy leaving Ireland, Parncl, at the
conclusion of his interview with the re-
porter of Frccman's Journal said: ~ shall
take II as un evidence that the people of the
country did not do their duty ii am speed.
ily released The officers who arrested
Sexton asked him II his removal would
endangcr his health. Sexton replied that
he would make no statement regarding his
: health. There will be u mass meeting sun
day at Phmnix park, Dublin, to protest
against Parncll's arrest At meeting of
800 persons in Belfast on Friday, at which
twenty catholic priests were present, Il
general strike against rent was advocated
ms long as Parnell was kept in prison a
similar meeting was held NJ Limerick
The Extra Session.
WARRINGTON, October l5.-In the senate
to-day Mr.. Morgan introduced resolution
authorizing the printing and distribution tc
the members ofthc senate of $500 copies o.
the consular report, recently issued by III,
department OF state, on the cotton good.
trade off the world Referred. The senate
then went into executive session.
NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, October l5-Among the
J nominations sent to the senate to-day wa,
the following; ID. Newton Thompson tc
be attorney Of the United States
for the western district of Louisiana.
NOMINATIONS.
Tho senate in executive session to-day
confirmed the nominations of Noah G. Nc
Farlane, of Kansas, 10 be commissioner o
the general land Office Jas. w. Cleer, o
Indiana, as United States consul at Cap,
Town, and a large number Of postmasters
= among which are John ID. Tinrey, a
Vicksburg, Mississippi; John c. Degrees