, 1883-03-03

Kate Gamers, LIZZIE Anseline, and LIB
bic A chiiis. No other victims are mea-
riored The others repeat the accusation
IN d.EeEvnS fvsn- ScS...ec MAS 'aAsn
from the jail to the court at four clock
After reading the Indictment, the prisoner
answered the question in hrm tone.
'ENcr guilty sir The court fixed his
bail a. SIC, 90. sai the prisoner was taken
back "a ilil Using u the late hour,
bail vas not obtainabie tonight, but w!li
be tomorrow. The grand jory Is still in
session, considering the responsibility Of
the vvners and ma-ager OF the hoiel. Il
is believed that indictments for man
slaughter VIII Ae returned against Nash,
AntesilI and night clerk Delaney. The
labo-s Of tie grand iary viii not be
finished before mex; week.
pUMB BEFORE Ills ACCUsERS
NEw YORK, Feb, 2G.-Tribms Lon
don: Fors,er-s des,I uctive attack upon
Pa-L.n aEi tie Land League has put
everything else Ill the shade Ever since
James C,rV's testmrny discriminating the
Land league ,he public has Iosked to Par
nell To refute the growing suspicion that
Irish leaders had completely IN the crime.
He WAS appealed to and challenged re-
peatedly from both sides of the house, bu,
he sat a whole week silent. Forster, on
thursday, sent HIM word that he intended
To accuse hin. Tie house Vas thrOIged.
Forster SD ke with e. energy and direct
Ness that carried everything before him.
When he sat down the whole house turned
to Parneli, who still refused to rise, Il is
the rirst time in history that member OF
the British Parliament ever declined such
a challenge i meeting ot the Irish
party gas held immed fatcly after THIS, and
II was resolved that Parneil must speak
After 24 hours Of reti. c,ion, ParneLi re-
solved to leave Forster unanswered
Speaking last night he excused himself on
the ground that Mr. Forster had no right
to publish n question and n:ke such
charges, as Parnrii, thou.h perhaps Per
sonaliy dislikin- the oVtrages, kirs from
the beginning, Of ms "wn leadership and
lat ,h-,-I ,i.- -IIilild League both de-
,;,dnGed on crime and oleace. To have
denounced them for money w'uid haze
ruined him with ! vast majority % his
followers, whr have eliter c"II.l led or
approved uf the ou!IagDs. To d-n"unee
them now, would have the same 'h-ct as
having to elect between the English pub
lie anl the Iish pubic. parEen chose
the latter. The result Is a tntai breakup
Of any positive public alliance between
the Paruell.tes and English raiica!s,
There is not one English Journal, not eIci.
the Daily Ne,rs, the Pet Nal Gazette ncr
the Echo to lit up It's voice in Parneiis
defense. Al over England and Scotland
one indignant burst condemns the leader
who deliberately refuses to dlsOwn such
outrages, or avOw that not any possible
connection exists between the MCrderers
Secret Society aud the LRld League.
McCarlhy's vain etfirt 10 cover his lead
er's retreat took the form Of a harangue.
crowded with bitter personalities and
measured insults to Forster MeCagtIys
responsibility for the L.nd League organ,
the United isciond, being established, II
would seem goes 10 bring out also the
Dt;iy Ners' responsibility for Mccarthy,
who Continues his connection with that
Journal rs a writer OF edltOTI:ls