Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-29
Adjournment Of the
Irish Convention.
SINGING Or THE STAR srANaLED
BANNER AND OTHER SONGS.
A National Committee Of One from
Each State Elected.
81 RANDALL SAYS COP WILL REWARD
THE mlsHxEN WITH SUCCESS.
a Floral Testimonial Pre-
sented to Mrs. Yarneu.
AN IMPORTANT ARREST OF
O0UNTERrEITERS
ESPECIAL 70 TIE srs1rsxL.l

ESPECIAL TO THE sHNIINxL.l
PHILADELPHIA, April %. The Star
Spangled Banner and other songs were
sung before the delegates to the Irish
Convention abandoned the hall yesterday.
A national committee Of one from each
State was Afterwards elected.
Thomas Brennan addressed the audi
ence. His remarks were in the nature OF
. sketch Of the wrongs Of Ireland and the
work Of the League.
Samuel J. Randall said every honest
movement for Ireland and Irish rights
and Irish nationality met with his most
hearty approval. God would reward
Irishmen with success.
A little girl. representing the Children's
Land League Of Philadelphia. presented .
floral testimonial to Mrs. Parnell.
Col. Mcclure, of the Times, said the
proceedings OF to-dsy's convention would
| strike more terror to the English oppres-
sors than : whole continent Of .
| The grandest aud greatest blow ever struck
for Irish liberty was made by the conven-
ton to-day.
Alex. Sullivan spoke OF Philadelphia .
. city beloved by eli li~berty-loving people
| in the world. The new League meant no
| danger to American Institutions. The
| Irish were distinct from the English, and
would always be, IS God 30 made them.
England had sentenced the Irish to be .
nation Of paupers. Irishmen need patience
and organization.
Father Boylan Of Ireland made . very
humorous and pathetic speech. He cited
one instance where 400 families. or 1000
county adjoining his own.
A Bix uAul Of CounserfeiteEs.
New YonK, April 2S.-The police made
an important arrest Of counterfeiters last
night and this morning. They have been
working on the case since last August.
The first person captured was George L.
Stanley. who IL alleged to be . manufac-
turer 81 counterfeit trade and Bland dol
lars. He fought desperately. but was
overcome and handcuffed. The next ar
rests were Matthew ]. Rooney. Hugh Car
ray, Thomas Riley, Thomas III. Kearney.
and his reputsd wife Lena. Pat. Smith,
Mrs. Jennie Holden, wife Of Jim Holden.
new In prison for passing counterfeit
money. These were arrested this morn.
ing. The operations Of the gang extended
through Pennsylvania, New Jersey. Ken
lucky, Virginia, Maryland and New York.
The Cyelone Sufferers.
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