Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-13

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BATTLE OF THE BOYNE PARADEs.
BELFAST, July 12.-During the Orange
celebration of the battle Of the BOyne here
to-day slight row was occasioned by the
passage of procession through one of
the streets. One person was injured.
AN ORANGE sOIREE.
DUBLIN, July 12.-An Orange soiree
was given in the rotupda this evening
and was attended by 1000 persons. The
hail was guarded by police. Thousands
OF Nationalisrs surrounded the building.
Many placards were posted with the in-
scription, 1--WE will pay you Orange dogs
in Irish coin the one long debt which Ire
land owes all the brap CARTS OF the Boyne."
At Armagh Maj. Saunderson presided
over gathering of 1000 enthusiastic
Orangemeu. There was afterward pro-
cesslon, the route of which was lined by
500 police and soldiers. Business was
suspended.
THE HOFFMAN HOUSE FUND.
NEW YORK, July l2.-The last meeting
of the Irish Parliamentary Fund Commit
tee WAS held at the Hoffman House this
evening. Eugene Kelly presided. c. G,
Shayne, Chairman OF the Committee on
Trades and Professions, reported that he
had turned into the committee over $i5,-
GOO, and was heartily congratulated and
thanked. Among the contributions an
nounced this evening were the following:
Through the New York Sun, $5,3lG;
through the New York World. 81 ,j04;
Holy Name parish, Brooklyn. $40; Citi-
zcns of Plaintield, N. j., $127; Portchester
and White Plains, $500; JOAN j. Gully,
500; II. II. Brown, $l32. Police
Justice Murray handed in list
for $3.50, headed by himself with 800.
Tax Commissioner Coleman sent 81 600
contributed by himself and his employees.
secretary john j. O'Brien stated that be-
tween $l30,000 and $40, 900 had been col
lected altogether. Chairman Kelly an
nOuuced that 100000 had been sent
abroad and that the balance would be
held in reserve for the present. Mr.. Kelly
said that ne did not consider that Ireland
mad by any means met with defeat as yet.
The meeting adjourned sine die.
THE ANNIVERSARY IN CANADA.
TORONTO, ONT, July l2.-The anniver-
sary OF the battle Of Jle Boyne was cele-
brated to-day by the Orangemen In Can
ada on much larger scale than usual.
At Barrie, BObcaygeOu, Port Stanley, Pc
terbOrO, BeHevIlle, Kingston, Ottawa and
Halifax, there were large gatherings,
professions and meetings, at
which addresses We're delivered.
At the Kingston meeting a resolution
was passed depl0ring the pertIrbed
state into which the home rule agitation
had thrown the empire, and denounCing
Mr. Gladstone's measure as one which
must bring about dismembermen of the
empire, but faVoring any measure which
would create and give power to local
councils or assemblies in England, Ire
land and Scotland TO deal with local
questions. At PeterbOro last night a
home rule banner was pelted with rotten
eggs and torn down.
PHILADELPHIA's CELEBRATION.
PHILADELPHIA, July 12.-The anniver-
cary of the battle OF the Boyne was celebra-
ted here to-day by picnic Of the lodges of
the Loyal Orangemen order at Rising Sun
Park. over 5000 persons were present
and the day was passed in dancing and
all sorts Of games. The lodges marched
in procession to and from the park.
SYMPATHY FOR GLADSTONE.
A largelv-attended mass meeting was
held this evening at st. Georges Hall In
pursuance to a call upC n ''all the Eng
lish, Polish, Scotch, and Welsh residents
OF Philadelphia, to show Mr.. Gladstone
and their countrymen across the sea that
in America as in Great Britain there is a
responsive thrOb to the appeal for justice
to Ireland"
n
resolutions were adopted regretting that
a majority of the electors OF England have
not vet seen fit 10 support Mr.. Gladstone,
conveying sympathy to him ana express
ing it as the conviction of the meeting
that the cause Of Irish home rule will
triumph in the end. The following cable
gram was ordered to be forwarded TO Mr..
Gladstone:
Tho English. Scotch and Welsh residents OF
II
tend TO you their sympathies III the struggle
for justice TO Ireland, and ask you TO persevere
in the night to the end.
AN IRISH MASS MEETING.
TOLEDO, o., July ia large and en-
thusiastic mass meeting was held this
evening to sympathZe With the IRISH
home rule. Bishop GilmOur, OF Cleve-
land, and U. s. Senator Jones, OF Florida,
were among the distinguished speakers Of
the evening. number OF stirring
speeches were made and a series Of resO-
lutions expressing sympathy and cooper
alton were adopted With numbering
cheering. Telegrams OF a similar tenor
were read, adopted and sent to Messrs.
Gladstone and Parnell. W nile tho meet
ing was in sessiOn collection was taken
up and cabled 20 Mr.. Parnel, and
committees were appointed 10 canvass for
further subscriptions.
THE CONSERVATIVE LEAD.
BOSTON, July 12.--rhe Herald corre-
suondent in London telegraphed that
5S2 elections have been heard from, and
the Tories maintain "A clear majority Of
two. Toe returns stand: Tories, 292;
Liberal Uni0nists, 64; GladstOnites, 1j2;
Nationals, 70. Speaker Peel counts as
neutral on the Irish question. The
Unionists nave Il majority OF l3l over the
combined GladstOnite and Nationalist
vote. The Conservatives have a plurality
of 70 over the Liberals OF every pattern,
and as stated above, a clear lead of . over
all the other parties and subdivisions COM
bined. E'2hty-eight constituencies have
still to report.
A PICNIC At NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, July 12.-The Orange
lodges Of this city and Brooklyn today
celebrated the l06lh anniversary OF the
battle Of the Boyne by an excursion to
Cold Spring Grove. They had no parade,
but quietly made their way ia groups TO
the steamer and TWO barges which con
Yeyed them there.
CELEBRATING AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July l2.-The Orangemen OF
this city bad street parade this morning
TO commemorate the battle OF the Boyne. It
WAS the first parade OF the character held
in Chicago for many years. About 400
marcherS were in line, and after paradinR
through the business district Of the city
they took n train To one OF the suburbs.
Thapn hal lRr ..ls V.t.- at..v.