The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-02
SLEPT NAKED ON APLANK
O'BRIEN STILL REFUSES TO DON
PRISON GARB.

The Wardens Threaten to Use Force in
Dressing and Feeding the Prisoner
Fears Of Rioting on Acc cunt Of opu.
lar IndiRnation-Malloy Perjurer-
The Commission.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-Patrick Molloy, one If
the witnesses who testified for the Times
before the ParnelI commission, has been
arrested at Liverpool on a charge of per-
jury Melloy was brought to London aud
arralgned in the Bow street police court,
where he was remanded
SESSION OF THE COMMISSION.
At the session of the Parnell commission
to-day Mr. Biggar asked when Attorney
General Webst inte Ided to produce evil
dence against the accused Parnelites. Moth
ing In the testimony yet given touched the
Par ellites, be said. The attorney general
curtiy responded that that was not his view
Of t evidence
Chief Constable Wilkinson of Rochdals
was called to prove that Wa sh, who was
implicated in the Php tx Park murders,
casled checks that were traceable to the
Parnellites.
CLERKS STORY.
Mr.. Barton, a clerk for the Pearl Insur-
ance Company, Of which P. j. Fo ey, ma
tionalist member of parl lament, is a drec-
tor, deposed that he had seen Byrne Par
nell and Redmond in the ffices of the
company. He did not know whether a
check for 9100 drawn by Foley in favor of
Byrne was given on acc unit OF the league.
Inspector jackson stated that Walsh ald
o her invincibes were in the h bit o. at
tending league meetIngsin Bradford When
the place where the meetings re held was
searched. forty revolvers and a quantity of
ammunition were seized.
FENTANs IN YORKSHIRE
Other Bradford cons ables deposei as to
the relations between Byrne and the Fe liAn
leaders throughout Yorkshire.
MIR. DAILY, Galway licitor, testified to
being paid by the league to defend persons
accused of the murder Of Lord Mountmor-
ris and Huddys; and also persons accused
of other outrages. He said that Walsh told
him that the instructions to defend the
accused came fro Mr.. Davitt
HARRINGTON MAY BECOME PREMIER.
DUBLIN, Feb. 1.-The Freemdn's Journal
states that Lord Salisbury is notiating with
Lord Harrington with view to the latter
becoming prime minister. Should Lord
harrington accept the position Lord Sails
bury Will retain the Office cf minister for
foreign affairs. The Journal says that w.
II. Smith, the government leader in the
peerage.
o'BRGEN SLEEPS NAKED ON PLANK.
William O'Brien slept upon plank bed
without clothing in his cell at CT nmel, last
night. Tlis morning he was more COM
posed and appeared to have recovered from
the effects of his struggle with the wardens
yesterday. The shutters are up on
most of the shops ia Clonmel, the
shop keepers fearing that trouble
may result from Mr.. O'Brien's
ba sh treatment. The governor of Clon-
mel prison has informed Mr.. O'Brie that
he will compel him to don prison uniform,
and tnat if he refuses food it will be ad-
ministered artificially.
Mr.. Shelby member of parliament for
Galway, has been sentenced to four months
imprisonment, without hard labor, for
making speeches at Balyneety.
There was renewal Of rioting and
throwing Of stones at Tipperary to-day.
Nine civilians and thirteen policemen were
injured