, 1890-09-25
THE TRIAL OF ERIN.
O'Brien and Dillon Placed
Under Arrest.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN DUBLIN
Tho Government Kept Its Secret
Well-Afraid of Agitation
in America.

'unhiN, o'P" i" '.o'
arrested TINS morning III ms res'uenoo,
near TINS oi'y, anu con'eyeu ol' =
Tram W i'PPer"ry' oou,,,i,''l''" "
large h'i''ary escort MhI'a,n v D,'eh
was arrested ~ "'ehsar,il anu ."Ne" w
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wv ,''e',,Ouls ,,,, VI 'le I,uSe W LIS
Di'o" "'u i'e''
-, VI i'PPe'ary. ,,,,
my onarB's Oh ""io" D"'o" ""S
res'eu are conspiracy anu .no"'nk '.e
'o''""'s y" S'i,,,i w. ''''S ,,,,,,, W
pay RENTS ms "rIes' VI ,'.'a' a',
~, p'ien was maui u. u'ens@ ~.
me Preseh, oha'ses "s",n,' De" 80
sin,i'ar 70 'hose wn'cn nh,oh m o.
ios'eo vi. piio" "~s
earr'eu 70 Duo'nh; ..,,
u "oui.'oh w 'uoSe "'ioauy 80.
IL Is nscer'ainea 'hs' "ur,ai. nA' oe''
iSs"ei ioi man nsou
'ss oeoh "0'''e III '"' WI" " '"'
i'vnsueI .,,.
iieie W Duo''' vAe po'.o wv
H'','' "a'on 'A ,'' ri
i'""u he"sue. DSP"'.
49, -
ioca' oranoh Vi 'he ieasu' ''eie aie
uhuer ciose P"lce surNe'hhhce' iu'S
leads 10 the belief that the authorities
are contemplating further arrests. The
Irish nationalists had no suspicion of
the imnendiny blow and ara at n loss To
- a, ,,,..'.t,t .',,r
Ano" "na' PoI'o"us. m"seu SUI
m'. a'e anu sao,i. ,na's "I,, n,'",an % 49,.
nor,s nrIrniand indicn,s ,hn, the ma.
,;onatis,s ovo,,,,,,hor., ,,ra oxci,ad AT tho
,rros,s
In~no, Gan, 18th. ons tonic I'm
Iond,,, ,,,-,Iav 10 ,hs n.y. from Ira.
"a Th, c,a..i ca,Ii,,,,is 10 ona ,r ,,ro-
fonna srrn-iss that ,hs aovarnn,ent had
-, 10. s.nro, 40 vol So hin, Of the
in,andad oo,io,, hod raoched th. nuhIic
Nn'axnIans,inn ns ,ha rossnn. nf the
1,.,.'.i ~ .,N - ,,,s,'
government oourso ha'o oee' 'ou'n-
safed.
On all sides doubts are freely ex-
pressed as to the political wisdom dis
nlaved but IL ia too early TO prodict the
w., -, ,h. ,,,,I,c - E,ai.rd Tha
1'eos n w '"e ru'io h,, -
farhei'iles' whie greatly surPsiseu' arc
not cast down. Their theory OF the ar
rests at this juncture is that the govern
ment decided on them to prevent the de-
nar,ure of milo, and n, Brisn In Amer-
ic, hecause thsv feared that the effect
of The speeches of the Irish orators in
America would be to create fresh out
@pursts @ OF Atneticah synhpa.ny wi'h ~ 'ile n,
araat moral he,,, to tho liberal can a.
champioued by Gladstone.
o,pptrN,s pyorYr sprrcu.
ro,.,o,. c., ~ ~, % lii ov.,i,.
~, , Iosni,, 80, ;nc'.'s, ,ooha5 W 49,. e,
nc o Nei'.'e i"io. ,."' '''@so" 10, e o'
.nv speerho u,tet",oes Vi D"'on a"a
D'"' io' "eH s"o9 "o.e
|. 10 supposeu' however, 'nat tue os'eh-
SIDE grouhu OF " btieh arrest Is the
speech he made last Sunday. Speaking
of the failure of the patoto crop and
the gloomy outlook, he said that
tho tenants should meet and con-
SUIT as to what proportion oi the
.",S h,, 10 NY 10y Sou'I pay anu n,,II nU,I1
absolutely refuse to nav penny rent
until every family that titled tile soil
was placed bey ond the reach of starva-
ton, then II the government evicted
starving people u would pe swept out
Jian,,ion .nS S H. u,bnIa o,v,i;y.,d ,vori,,
send money and ,ssistance Michael
Dayitt takes a hopeiul view of the sit
nation and saws the effect will be IA ayor-
able 10 the cause Baifour he said has
never made a greater mistake.
GIVEN AN OVATION.
DUBLIN. Sept. so Brien and wife
arrived at ITINERARY tonight. They
were enthusiastically obecred during
,Loir ,,o.a,,. ,h-,,,,,.s go, To- ,,,,.,
th. nrosscniion asLed that O,Rr;an he
remauded till Thursday in $1,000 bail
This was done. The police inspector
denied that the mission to America had
anything to do with the arrests. Dill
ion waa also received by a large crowd
and after giving bail. Addressed the peo.
pic from the steps of his house. The
warrant mentioned offenses occurring