Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-23
FOREIGN NEWS,
Parnell and the Irish National Learue.

Parnell and the IFish National League.
CORK, October 22l-The local committee
of the Mansion House Relief Fund states tn at
when Parnell comes to Cork he will summon
meeting of his constituents for the purpose
of forming a branch National League 1t is
also announced that il was intended to merge
the Relief Committee into the National
League. Members protest against the com.
mittee merging Itself into movement with
which he did not agree.
LONDON, October 22l An anonymous
communication appeared in the Irish Union
last week, in which it was asserted by the
writer, who preeeDds to base his nolusions
on an examination of the financial statements
of the Ladies Land League, as they appeared
from time to tims in the Dublin pspsrs, and
comparison of the same with Egsn's state
| ment to the National Conference, that there
was ans under estimate by Egaa Of the re.
ceipts for the general fund of the Land
League of e25, $50, and an over-es.ima.e of
legitimate expenditure of 81 ,264, which were
unaccounted for. Justin Mccarthy, NJ 2. =,
and Michael Davitt. Trustees of the Land
League fund. and Mccarthy, Jr., acting as
his fathers Secretary, have been Interviewed
They declare, from personal knowledge, that
the allegation is utterly unfounded, and re-.
port OF the charges has been circulating
among the landlords party ever since the
Land League was organized. All three GEN.
tlemen point to the fact that the
nom de plume, "Oae Who Knows" BY
| which the communication is signed, is enc
| used by Arnold Eos er in a pamphlet at.
tack on the League. which, like this one,
was first sent to those organs in Ireland
favorabls to landlordisu. Dsvitt, besides
scouting the charges as false entered into an
explanation with regard to ceIt ain paragraphs
of the communication. In regard t. the
at in tha al fh,E Al
taking credit for the relief, ETC., afforded
through the Ladies' Land League, dill not
give any account of the money he received
through it, Davitt explains that this was
simply because Egan did not receive anything
from that source; that every siypsnce collected
by the ladies WAS expended by the ladiss
AID they moreover, siDcs March last,
have dawn upon Z gan for $50, 900 TIE
Ladies' League is ct present preparing a
balance sheet, entirely independent Of
Egsn, which will demonstrate these facts.
With references to the drafts of the L ,dies'
League on Egan, Dsvit5 states that when
Parnell met him, on his liberation, they had
a conversation, in which Parnell spoke of the
Ladies' League being somewhat profuse in ex.
penditures. In regard to the charge Ia the
letter that Parnell had stated that the ex.
penses of the organization never exceeded
ESQ weekly, neither Mccarthy Tor Davitt
teaeHOefeu an buCH utteianco DV IarnsH
Davitt declares that in the times CT the great.
est activity of the League, what with print
ing and widespread county organic atom, the
expenses must have been double az all points
He says the publication of the letter Ia the
Irish Times has made no stir in Ireland. and
ne first heard of it to-day. The Irish Times
makes no mention OF the matter In its lead
ing editorial.
spanish PsIitlcs.
MADRID, October 22i.- Tue Impartial
publishes an interview with Salmeron. He
declares that he would never renouace repub.
licaL principles, but would be favorabIy dis
posed towards Cabiues formed By Serrano.
should Serrano succeed in re-estab!isbipg the
constitution of 1869. He added that Ssarilla
did not agree with him in these views.
Triumplai March.
LONDON, October 22d.-Tae march Of the
First Life Guards Returned from Ezvp0
from the docks to the Hyde Park barracks
was the occasion of great demonstration on
the part of the people.
Arab In Prison.
CAIRO, October 22l-Broadlsy and Napier
visited Arab Pasha to Gay. Arab expressed
confidence in the decisions of the British Gov.
eminent. He stated that he had been ill.
treated and twice spat upon /; but since Octo.
ter 10 h he had been well treated, owing to
the Intervention of the British Consul
The Case Of r. Dryer Gray.
LONDON. October a2d.-The Daily Meas
understands that Gladstone, on the reassem.
bling of Parliament, will move that q select
committee be appointed to inquire into the
circumstances undsr which E. D wyer Gray
was imprisoned.
The Land League Treasury.
DUBLIN, October 22d.-A Copnaught teIe
gram says: We are glad E,gan has re.
signed control of the money bags, and it is TO
be hoped the new Lsague will see the
necessity Of keeDing the treasury Oh Irish
soil in the future"
Injured by Falling Floor.
LONDON, October 22d.-Nsny members of
the Salvation Army were Injured to-day
some very seriously-by the falling of a floor
at Hanley.
Arrested on Suspicion.
PARIS, Oc'ob.r 22l-Thirty psrsons have
been arrested in Paris, Lyons and 81. Eli
enns, on suspicion OF connection with the
rios 10 Moutceau.les. Mines.
The Chinese Question In Canada.
TORONTO, October 22I.-The Chinese CUES.
ton is beginning TO loom up in Canada as one
z "a.