Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-02-28
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Tended his course previous to his resignation.
The prevention of crimes act was not ac
cepted before the release of the suspects,
but he had advised it was urgent. But fer
the Phoenix Park murders Ireland would
have believed Parrell supreme and would
therefore become ungovernable. Recent
discourses increased suspicion that the land
league was connected with the outrages
The public expected Parnel would have
elucidated this point. No mere disclaimer
would be sufficient He chargnd Parnell
with heading the org snization which started
the agitation that promoted outrages and in
cited murder Parnell had reaped adyan-
tages from the agitation. He did not plan
outrages. O'Kelley shouted "Its lie'' sew
eral tinles. He was named for suspension
and suspension ordered. Loud cries were
made for Parnell. He did not move.
O'Donnell attempted to interpose during
the speech, and was ruled out of order.
In the British parliment on the 21st, Sir
Herbert Maxwell, Conservative, appealed to
the Irish party to explain their attitude IN
regard to the kilmainham disclosures
O'Brien, member for Mallow. editor of the
United Ireland, said he was asked by Trinity
ward burgessess to attend a meeting to sup
port the election OF Carey to the town coun-
ward, but if he had he uld be glad tn ex-
ert his influence in favor of Carey, whom he
met the first time three weeks after the cleo
ton had been held. He said it the same cir
substances arose tomorrow he would do
what he did before. O'Brien argued that crime
in Ireland was distinctly traceable to evict-
tons and tyrannical administration oflaw by
Dublin castle officials. His speech was most
violent, and was cheered by few Parnell-
ties, while other members remained silent.
Minister Lowell, in London, held recep.
ton in honor of Washington's birthday
The usual festivities were observed in Ber-
lin. In Rome the day was also celebrated
Minister Astor's reception being attended by
the whole American colony and many dis
tinguished Italians.
Gladstone will arrive in London on Thurs
day The police on Saturday renewed their
prec buttons for his safety. Several addition
al suspected persons arrived in this city last
week, and important information regarding
their movements has been received.
mo. /" is still the mysterious and MUIR
dercus unkno wn element in the Carey reve-
lations, but the London police claim that
General McAdams is the man they want and
that he was Swallowed on Saturday night.
However, he il still at large.
At Montreal, suit has been begun to an
null the marriage of Chatfie Perth OF Winni-
peg and Henry Allen, the bogus Lord Can
tire Miss Perth is under age, and worth
$1,OOoO00. Nobody knows Lord Cantire.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Leonard johnson, of Castle Rock, Dakota,
county, will sail from New York ior France
on the 10th, where he will purchase the
largest importation of Norman horses yet
brought into this country at one time. The
number will be about 400, and the greater
part Of them will 60 to Mark Dunham's
stables in Dunnage county, Ill. Mr.. john
sons importation for his own use will be
exhibited at the state fair in September next.
John Bailey, young civil engineer, on
his way from Boston to fill a position on
the Northern Pacific railroad met with a
streak of bad luck last Sunday and was
stranded. He picked up friend at the
Palmer House in Chicago and took in the
''levee" where he was drugged and robbed of
$40 and some valuable jewelry. Several
parties have been arrested for comp licity in
doing up the stranger.
Rev. Mr.. Hall, rector of Trinity church.
Fulton KY, is to be dismissed from his
rectorship on account of revolving charges
1t is said ten, or possibly more, male chill
dren will testify to his having made inhu-
man proposals to them, and his confession
is most remarkable.
GOV Butler has asked Gail Hamilton to
take a place On the board of trustees of the
state workhouse at Bridgewater, in place of
Mrs. James 7. Fields, who has resigned the
position and thus created the vacancy. 1t is
expected that Miss Dodge will accept.
Mile Litta marie Won Elsner), who was
Frustrated by illness at Des Moines last
week, has been in failing health for some
time, and her relatives in Bloomington ap-
prehend serious results.
Richard X. Fox, SHADES hacker, says a
fight between the Maori and Sullivan will
positively take place within six months,
somewhere in the South.
A society paper states that Miss Ella
Wheeler, the Milwaukee poetess, is engaged
to F. E. Latimer, of st. Paul.
Luther Robey, founder of the Concord,
N. H., Statesman newspaper, is dead, age
Hon. Alex Mitchell of Milwaukee, has
gone to Florida for health.