Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-29
PARNELLIsM DENOUNCED.
o'DOnnelI, OF Dungarvan, RetIres fr ON
the Canvass for Parliament.

~ OF hungarian. hGktres ON
the Canvass for Parliament.
LONDON, Sept. 2S.-Frank Hugh
OCahan ODonnel, Home Rule member
of Parliament for Dungarvan, Ireland,
has retired from the canvass for Parlia-
mentary honors In his district. He de-
clares that the Parnelhtes have persist
emily insulted James Carlisle McCoan,
formerly Home Rule member for Wick
low, but now the Liberal candidate for
Lancaster, John O'Connor Power, member
OF Parliament for Mayo, and himself. Par
nellism, Mr.. O'Donnell claims, has re-
duced the popular organi cation both in
Ireland and in America by its schemes
for obtaining money, sapped the founda-
tion of self-government by abusing the
nominees, and iostered deceptive conf
dence by claiming triumphs on the adop-
ton by Parliament OF every worthless
Irish measure Mr.. O'Donnell was Vice
President and Honorary Secretary of the
'Irish Home Rule Confederation Of Great
Britain"
UNJUsTLY BoYCoTTED.
DUBLIN, Sept. 2S.-Recent investiga-
tions by the committee of the national
league have resulted in the discovery that
a number of persons have been uniustly
prosecuted by the present system of boy
cotting by outsiders giving damaging In
formation against neighbors through
private spite. The leaguers. therefore,
propose TO restrict boycotting to offenders
against the league.
RAIDED BY MooNLIGHTERs.
Thirty ''moonlighters" made a raid
last. night upon the farm belonging
to the estates of Sir Henry Donovan,
in Kerry, and made the tenants swear
that they would withhold their rents un-
less they were granted reduction OF 30
per cent. The tenants of the Herbert
Kenmare estate In Killarney, headed by
priests, to-day visited the proprietor and
demanded a reduction OF 80 per cent. in
rents. The demand was refused and the
tenants withdrew, declining to pay their
rents.
The Kildysart league to-day resolved to
boycott Felix McCarthy,a resident magis-
trate OF Belfast, and Mrs. Morgan OCon-
nell, niece OF s'the Liberator," Daniel
OConnell, for refusing to reduce rents %
per cent.
The Dublin Chamber OF Commerce has
replied TO the commission on trade de-
preston favoring reciprocity,
Earl OF CarnarVon, Lord Chancellor,
the Chief Secretary for Ireland, and many
members Of the Magistracy, have had a
consultation with regard to the increase
Of boycOtting in Ireland.
DISCUSSED BY THE CABINET.
LONDON, Sept. %, 3 A. MA Cabinet
council which was TO have been held 10.
| day has been postponed for a week.
The Times in a leading editorial regrets
the postpOnement, as IL considers that the
condition Of Ireland requires Immediate
attention. The columns OF the Times to
dry contain many letters on Irish matters
| including one from the Lieutenant OF an
Irish county giving pitiable details Of the
evils of boycotting.
$1,000 PROMISED PARNELL.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.--At a meeting
| last evening Of the Twenty-eighth ward
branch Of the Irish National League, on
motion of Rev. Father Anacletas, pastor
of st. AnthOny's Church, a cableRram
was sent 20 Charles Stewart Parnell, nj
Dublin, pledging 81, 900 from this branch
for the parliamentary fund. st. An
thony's Church is In charge Of the Order
Of st. Francis.