New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-01
PARNELLS EFFORTS VAIN.
HE COULD NOT INDUCE DILLON AND
O'BRIEN TO REJoIN HIM.
HoNoRS FOR THE FAIR COMMISSIONERS IN GER
MANY-ENGLAND WILL AID THE
ENuGRATTOy COMMIT SeroNFPs


EMIGRATION COMMISSIONERS.
copyr,ght; 1891 BY The New.Y York AssOctated Press
London, July 31.-Messrs. Dillon and o'Bren's
liquidation of Parne has profoundly depressed the
parneDites who relied upon belief that both would
susnend public announcement. Mr.. Parnel sought.
through private communications made on the eve Of
their release to resume negotiations but neither re-
sponded TO these secret overtures Mr. PaTnel hoped
until the last moment yesterday that he would again
eptangle them in manoeuvres for reunion. Wnen
the attitude of the released leaders became dinitey
known the chief Dublin ParnelliteS held meeting
privately the course they should take seNe a
members of the Parnellte committee withdrew, leav-
ing the steadfast adherens to pass resolution dehounc
ing Dillon and OBrien, and urging Mr. Parnell not 10
WELD To-day Mr.. Parnel teleg@phed 10 the COM
mitee that defectons on every slde wenid NOT make
him alter his course hairs breadth He proposes
on Sunday to speak at Thurles the strongest eccesi-
asca centre In Ireland To I'll up the gaps left IN
the committee by the deserers another directorate Is
forming aspiring 10 found daily paper on rur-
nell pence principle. The composition OF the Leaeue
sectiots now adhering to ParneI points 10 the re-
version of the faction 10 the old Fenian type' IL Is
safe 10 predict that Parnel will soon appeal for the
support of revolutionary parsans at home and abroad
William O,J}rien WIS finally adjudicated bankrupt
TODAY AZ the instance of Lord salisbury. lie VIII
corr TO London on Monday to try 10 arrange con-
ference with Messrs Parnell and Mccarthy in regard
20 the Paris fund, Mr.. Mccarthy, at the instance Oh
Mr. Parneu, already agrees TO the withdrawal OF
$4,000 TO meet legal expenditures Incurred wheh the
marty was united whatcvs. Mr.. O'Brien's plan may
be- there is small hope that Mr. Parnell VIII assent 10
the release of the fund unless he shall be permtIeo
to control its disposal
The Chicago Fair Commissioners will 60 from Paris
10 Berlin tomorrow. Minister Phelps VIII present.
them 10 General Won Capriv at the ChaAceHerle on
Tuesday subsequently reception will be gwen 10 uie
Commissioners. Minister Boetucher. Chahceilor
Won Capriv Count Rottcnburg and Imperial Comms-
sooer Weremuth have accepted invitations TO dinner
in their honor at the house Of Minister Phelps.
The officials of the Board Of Trade are watching the
methods of inquiry OF the United states Emlsrauon
commissioners 1t is believed that the inquiry VIII
no suIt IN the appointment of American inspectors at
oil the leading English ports with some system Oh
consular supervision. high official OF the BoaTu says
tbot the English Government officers VIII be IN
s4ructed 10 cooperate with the Americans TO secure
reforms for regulating the udc Oh ehieFduon'
An official in0nry resulted in the disclosure Oh SS
tematc frauds on the part OF jewish emleiahuS lio
Russia TO England. Passports, manufactures heie'
No. boen sent 10 Russia enable Jews to evade the
payment of s10 levied ou each permit 10 ehe'','n ~
rraudu1ent addresses have also been sent 10 ehaoio
noicr,nfs on arrival 70 evade invesugalOn oi uio
EngSh officials. The facts connected Mttl .io ,ndoy
srS Of Immigrants in ireland are pecolinS ~ t
known OH tile Continent anc ASSIST III '"s Wv "
The tbeosophical constitution, as revised, ANA ANA
raTna5os the American, English ana European W -
Lady Cathness, in virtue OF ,s nep Rayotsy as High
PTiestess. ,,.,.,,o,s diary will appear
iT tG i ,n an Illustrated weekly. The prly1lege OF OF
making extIacts from the daiS was W
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