Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-27
The Irish National League.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS Br rHE CONVENTION, rEIE-
GRAN FROM PARSETi-
After the report OF the Irish National league
! convention in Philadelphia closed ia The STAR
yesterday, the report or the committee on c-een-
uals showed that there EOS delegates ia add
uon 10 the aa' OF the Land League convention.
PERMANENT oFfTcEKs CHOSEN.
In the evening Mr.. Fitch, chairman OF the CON-
! mittee on organization. presented the following
list OF permanent Officers: For chairman lion NJ
A. Foran, OF Ohio. Secretary, John j. HynesA A.
Slstant secre aries. John }. EnriVht, Michigan;
Edward Fltzwilliams OF MASSACHUSETTS,: Cornelius
Horgan. Of Pennsylvania; J. u oConnsIl Wash-
| lngton. ID G. Vice presidents Patrick Egan Ire
land; Rev. NJ. j. Mastensen, Massachusetts: NJ. ID.
Ryan, Colorado: Edward Tobia. Montreal; Jas.
Reynolds Connecticut; John Howard Parneu
Georgia; John Carroll, Indiana; Or Vim. r. Wal
| Mackey, Ohio; Hon. 4. v Powderly, Pennsyiva-
MIA; Joseph Mulcn, Rhode Island; ". J. o'Con-
Po Sousn csrnlina; Hon Thos Fitch, Arizona:
wisconsin,; f. OMeagher Condor District OF Col.
umbia; c. j. Wheeler Vermont; William Condor,
Delaware; John McAteer, Kentucky: Timothy
| Cream. Illinois; Hon John Fitzgerald Louisiana:
! James Doyle, Maryland; NJ. V. Cannon, Iowa:
Rev Charles o'Reilly, d. d., Michigan: c. NJ.
souri,: John Hayes, New Hampshire: Iahn T.
Barry, New Jersey: Rev. NJ. slattery. Tmora.
AuStralla: Rev John Gallagher. GOuldshoro, Aus
tralia; Mrs. u. r. S. ParneIf OF Ladies' Land
League. The report adopted. Mr. Foran, ia
taxing the chair, made brief speech.
ADVICE FROM MR.. raRNErI
a telegram was read from Mr. ParnelI In which
he advises THAT your platform should be SO
framed as TO enable us TO continue accept help
from America, and at the same time avoid AFFORD
ihg preteXt TO the British government for
lire!y SuppreSSing the national movement in Ire
iand. In this way only can unity OF movement be
preserved both in Ireland and America"
| oDoNoyaN ROSA AT THE REPORTERS TaBIx
oDonovan Rosa presented his credentials AZ a
member of the nationalist party Of New York, but
the committee on credentials refused 10 consider
them. He continued a newspaper man ia the
convention, and at the reporters table was ap.
preached by good many delegates and ne prom
lsed that he would not endeavOr TO speak In the
convention. Just before adjournment he en-
sconced himself at one end Of the reporters table
ana distributed, 10 such OF the delegates as ap-
piled for them. copies OF Prof. MezzcroT's pamph-
let, entitled "Dynsmite Against Gladstones Re-
ireland Free an1 Independent" He got rid OF
about fifty copies.
DISTRICT MEN o. COMMITTEE
Capt. Condor, OF this city, was placed on the
committee Oh resolutions. and Peter f. Mcintyre
OF this city, on the committee on organization for
the District OF Columbia
| THE BEACH AMP MURDER TRIAI-The testimony
OF witnesses In the Beachamp murder trial at
Ridgely, Mo, yesterday, was Intended To estab-
llNh criminal intimacy between Ahearn and Mrs
beachamp. IL was mainly infercntiaL Geo. w.
Moore fest!n that he told Mrs Baachamp when
she asked him about rumors -iatye 10 her char
acter, that II was said She and Carlisle were int-
mate, and also that she was Intimate VITA Ahenrn
she did not directly deny this but SAID she inten-
ded To clear things I'D. The letter which 1. was
Claimed Ny. Beach mp wrote, expressing his b.
lief that his wife would like 60 have him out OF
The way. WIS admitted evidence only on condl-
, NO .hat Mrs Beachamp was connected with IT,
An ekHert In writing pronounced the letter to
nave been written In a feigned hand.
A SUPPOSED WESTERN STAGE RoBBER AgGrsrFD
man mas Just been arrested I'm Chicago on the
charge or uttering forged draft, who mas been
pretty well identified western sttge robber
In November, 1881, a stage was robbed In Titan.
ana amons the things taken from the passengers
WAS draft payable TO the or Ter OF j. A Lennon
couple OF weeks lat man who represented
hlhiSelt as Lennon secured payment OF the draft
at me Manu'ac; urers' Bank, in Chicago. Imme-
diateiy afterwards the bank ved notification
from California bank that the genuine Lennon
IA al stopped payment OF the draft. ana u was at
once concluded III &c the pretended Lennon was
connected with the stage robbers. The case was
given TO a detective. who the other day captured
the false Lennon. The prisoner has been recov-
nhed as hard case, the alleged murderer OF a
M an Ia New Mexico, and who IS suspected OF oil her
crimes lie claims 10 have obtained the draft
from friend. but refuses 10 tell who the friend Is