The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-12-21
Foreign Items of News.

a meeting of Orangemen, to ex press indig-
nation at the suspension Of Lord ROssmore's
| commission was held at Monaghan. / e
land. A carriage containing Lord and Lady
R0ssmore was embarrassed and drawn by
the crowd to the place Of meeting. A res
olutiOn was passed c~Ondemning the remoV-
al of R0ssmore. The latter id that what lie
had already don : be was ready to do again.
The halt yearly meeting of the grand lodge
of 0rangemen of Ireland passed a strong
| resolution addressed to loyslists Of the
British erspire, ~rssenting the insult offered
to loyalists in Ireland through the susren-
sion OF Rossmo els commission, and asking
all to stand by and ,or the integrity OF the
empire and honor the throne against rspine
and rebellion.
Meetings are being held in various parts
OF London in support of the movementto
procure a r~eprieve for O'Donnell. At q
conference Of the ST. Bridget club, Holbion,
the following resolution was passed. We
having heard of O'Donnell.s last statement
to his brother, made en- the 18th inst. earn
estly urge the home secretary to obtain the
respite of O'Donnell, on acc cunt of what
we are firmly convinced was toe nliscar-
rage of justice for daring to defend himself
All Xix N0@ VI oA0 In
has been most fully described as the most
infamous murderer of modern days.
The London Times says: There was
never more incorporating defiance flung
in the face of the English nation, or the
government than when Parnell. in hic speech
in the rotunda at Dublin on he 18th inst.
declared war on constitutional princi-
Piles IN the connection between England
and Ireland. IL will be impossible for the
public men o. England to regard this re-
neWal of Irish warfare with indifference or
contemp..y The situation is serious and will
tax u ability of Elglish statesmen to the
utmost
Haneman Binp has arrived to make pre-.
paration for the execution of O'Donnell.
The American minister says be is not rec
to discuss the steps taken to obtain a re-
spite, as he is hamperedsin p ;roaching the
British government by he result of the
LswsoL case. 1t is reported the iurymen
have been seen and Efforts were uravai ing
to g.t them to Join In q memorial for q re.
spite. 0'Donnell took final leave Of his
friends on the 14,h.
In thu case of the Central News againsI
Judy.in London. for publishiDg an alleged
uciaLna1Ofy dle1cie IA rStcIchCe W thc tele'
gram reporting the supposed plotto assas
sinate the MARQUIS of Lansdo~ne in Can
ada, a verdict of not guilty wss re
turned. The Judge thought there was
no case, as the libel was mainly a critic
ism by one member Of the press Ipefi aE.
other.
Gen. Lord Wolseley was on the 18th inst.
summoned to Windsor castle and rescheS
there very carly in The f9rsnuon. Toe queer
desired him TO Z We. expression 70 is view
upon the present situation ia Egypt, so IN
as it was Affected by the uperaiions OF II
MadAi ia tie SSuian, and might rendei
British iutervf ntion necessary
The Spanish government has telegraphe'
the Spanish alh bsssador ST Paris Il stfu ctiOn
10 make repres entation to Fra ce thaI III /
should be proved that the French suthori