Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28
He Declines to Yield and Appeals to
the Irish People.
how HR. INGALLS, HOPES TO SUCCEED.
Escape of a Convict From the Sing
Sing Prison.
STOCKS SQUIETTHoUGHST STRONG
PAENELL MUST RETIRE.
The Decision Reached by tine Roman Catho-
lie HierarchN.

LONDON, Nov. 2S--Intense excitement was
created in political circles generally tins morn
ing, but more particularly in the ranks of the
Irish national party. when the announcement
was Made that the Roman Catholic hierarchy
OF Ireland had reached the unanimous conclu-
sion that the position was such a. TO render alb
solutely necessary the retirement from the
leadership of Mr.. Parnell
The announcement Of the conclusion reached
was accompanied by the statement that while
there was no desire to co.rce the parliam,ntary
representatives of the Irish party the decision
OF the hierarchy would be publicly pronounced
u at the proposed Parnellite meeting called for
Monday next any attempt made to white
wash Mr.. Parnell
1t was also intimatcd that should the mani
iesto TO the Irish people proposed 10 be issued
py Mr. Parncll fail To drnr and disproye the
grave charges which stand against that gem
tienl;.n aS a consequence OF tie verdict i'm the
recent divorce sGit action would he taken
without waiting for or regardini, the results OF
the meeting on Monday.
THE ALLEGED PLOT AGAINST PARNELL.
The close friend of Mr.. Parnell who declared
that Mr.. Parnell regards the movement to ex-
pelI him from the leadership of: :the nationalist
party as radical revenge for his support of
the royal grants last summer saws that this
view o the care can be supported by docu-
men:ary evidence
WHO MAJ TAKE PARNELL's PLACE
prominent Irish ". z. said TODAY: MANY
eyes are turned toward OBrien among the
Irish members az the man to take the place of
Mr. Parnell in the permanent leadership. al
though Tor the present. owing To his American
mission and his FIN months term in Jail 10 follow
H. some other temporary chief must be chosen
While Mr.. Dillon is u fayorite. he is the ayowed
organizer of the plan of campaign and has
always been oatspohen i'm advocacy os it airel of
the boycott, neither Of which was ever distinctly
approved by Mr.. Parnell. and regarding which
Mr.. O,lirien has also been more careful than
MI. Dillon not to offend British sentiment
PAnNELL DEFIEs HIS OPPONENTS
The manifesto which Ir. Parnell promised 10
issiie today dealing with all the questions in
Nolved in the present political crisis was made
public this afternoon. 1t definitely settles that
Mr. Parneil will NOT voluntarily re-
tire from the leadership of the
Irish parliamentary party. The mani
! festo Is % great length and sets forth wbv. i'm
Mr.. Parnclls opinion. il would be disastrous
to the best interests of the party for him To-
Withdraw at the present time Mr.. Parnell de-
hes his political opponents and appeals to the
! people OF Ireland TO sustain him in tine stand
he has taken.
EVERYTHING UPSIDE DOWN.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-The Tribune special ca
biegram from London says: Everything is up
side down. but there may be a tremendous
coup IN reserve for Tuesday next when il is
| found Parnell is fixture. 1t is quite possible
| that Giaustone will announce the impoesibilitv
OF carrying the home rule scheme anv further
during his lifetime and propose a reunion of
his party on the basis of the old radical pro-
gram. leaving Ireland out altogether
THE LIBERALS IN THE MAJORITY.
This would force nearly all the liberal dis
sentionists back into the ranks anG leave the
conservatives in the minority and liable 10 he
turned out of Office any evening II Gladstone
decides 10 play this card it is all over with tn
ministry and unionist alliance The bare
thought OF IT is causing great agitation i'm the
highest quarters. No rumor of such possi-
pIi'y Eas Deen allowed TO reach the press here
| but is working with thrilling eject bebind the
scenes. Mondays work nay decide whether
Gladstone or Parnell will have to 20 under in
tne present struggle and afterward whether
Gladstone Is to find himself once more al the
head OF the united liberal party Itis abso-
iuteiy certain that Parnell will not yield.