Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-08
PlRNELL'S WAR.
Will He lead His Party to
Victory?
N,CARra,'S COMMITTEE ORGANIZED.
ireland Ablaxe With Excite
ment...Thc two Wings
Moving.
M,cARTmY's APPEAL.

lONlVSt NV. WIN
,hy. as chairman Of the Irish par
,iamentary party, has addressed ,
circular to all Irish members, inclu,l
ing Mr.. Parnell, sumn,oning then
10 meet at = O'Clock to-day. TIL,
first business to come before tn,
meeting viii! be the selection, b.,
ba,lott, If q consulting committee a.
eight. Many Of the Mccarthy par, ,
are much embarrassed for funds, n.
they have relied ON their quarter
~ checks for go, which are jus,
coming due. As these checks will
probably bc withheld by Parnell, II
Is likely that the needy members
will be paid temporarily from the
fund raised last uight for the cstab.
lishment Of q paper.
The an,i-Parnellites are discussing
the advisability Of having O'Brien
aud Dillon return via France, iu
which country a convention could
be held for the purpose Of obtaining
their advice before they submit ted
10 re. ARREST and imprisonment. G..
c. Hooly, =. O'Brien, Carew aud
Mahon are still cla-sed as doubtful.
This makes the Healy-McCarthy
strength fifty and the Parnelltes
thiity-one.
ABLAZE WITH EXCITEMENT.
Ireland was ablaze with excitement
today, macy public meetings being
held aud the split in the party ,eing
the universal topic Of conversation
and discussion everywhere. The
mass meeting In PbGnix park, Dub
lin, was not 30 large MS had been an-
ticipated. In fact 1t was not at all
formidable gathering in point Of
size, though 1t WIS quite turbulent.
1t was distinctly party meeting,
Healy and other opponents "f Parn-
ell were burned in efiegy. Judging
from the bitterness Of the denuncia.
tons against them, they would have
iced burned In person had they been
present. So far as returns have been
received tonight, most of the I'M
promptu meetings hastily convened
today were in Parnell's favor, aud
in more places than Dublin the
chief enemies Of Parnell were fsur-
stively destroyed by fire.
RUMoRs.
Since the Parnell-Gladstone dis
any number of queer stories
are afiuat. One il TO the effect that
when Parnell and Giad-tone were
an alliance, Mrs. o OShea
played n part. She aud Gladstone
took dinner at the Thomas boiel,
AID the dinner had n favorable effect
on the old man. Another story is
that O'Shea wus offered $50, 600 To
leave the country before the divorce
T. ial. He refused because lac thought
the money would not be forth
In this he was mistaken.
The mayor of Cork, after heating
Of the secession of the ma joriiy from
the nationalist meeting las, evening,
TO John O'Connor ~
follows: "Ircland will not allow
England TO select her leaders. This
right belongs To Ireland. The Irisl.
people will not stand Cladstone's
dictatiou.
CAREER Is CLOSED.
LONDON, Dec. S.-The Cork Ex-
aniner says Parnells English ca.
reer ia closed. The Examiner thinks
Parueli is overrated as to his ability
to secure the return OF men to par.
lament to take the places Of mem-
brrs who oppose his leadership.
Parnell will be accompanied OH his
coming tour through Ireland by the
most active Of bis followers. Before
bis departure from England to Ire
land he will i.sue manifesto to
the people of latter country which
will he signed by his supporters.
HIS CAMPAIGN.
DUBLIN, Dec. 8.--During the COM
Ing week Parnell will make an ad-
dress here. at Cork, Lin,erck and
Waterford.
ANTI.PARNELLITES MEET.
LONDON, Dec. Sin response TO
call issued by Justin Mccarthy,
leader OF the anti Parnell section Of
the Irish party, the wing opposed to
Fsrnell, assembled to-day to further
consider line OF policy to be adopt.
ed. The committee Was appointed
70 assist Mccarthy IN deciding the
future action Of the party. An ad'
Jouinment to 2 O'clock TO morrow
WAS then taken.