The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-20
A FIGHT OVER THE FUND.
THE wRANGLE AMONG ERINs
LEADERS STILL ON.

C'Brien and Dillon Transferred from
the Jail at Clonmel to That at Gal
way-Crowds Cheer Them on Their
Way-Evicted Tenants Going Back
to Their Holdings.
DUBLIN, Feb. 19.-'William OBrien
and John Dillon, who recently surrendered
to the police at Folkston and were taken to
the ClOnmel Jail in order to undergo their
terms In prison, were transferred to the
Galway Jail at daylight this morning. The
prisoners were taken from Clonmel In a
saloon carriage. Though secrecy was
observed throughout the proceed
ings, the inhabitants of Tippsrary got
wind Of the affair and assembled In crowds
at the Tipperary railroad station and en-
thustastieally cheered the two members of
parliament as the train stopped a few
moments Ia their midst Messrs. O'Brien
and Dillon will complete their sentence in
Galway Jail.
Most Raw. Edward Dwyer, D. D., bishop
of Limerick, is seriously Ill.
TENANTS PAY UP.
The plan of campaign, so far as the
Smith-Barry estates are concerned, is col
lapsing. Eleven tenants Of Cashel, who
demanded of them, have resumed their
holdings, paying all the arrears Of rent due,
as we'll as the cost Of the legal proceedings
taken against them.
BISHOPS PASTORAL.
The bishop of Dromere has sent letter to
the clergy Of his diocese In which he warns
the faithful not to attend Mr.. Parnell's
meeting in Newry. He hopes that the
poisoned atmospheres Of the divorce
court and the filthy, disgusting and scan
dalous details Of the O'Shea case have not
reached his diocese. The proposed meet
ing, he says, will be wanton insult TO
religion, to the bishop and to the priests,
and a laudation OF a heaven~curssd crime.
Let God arise and his enemies will be con-
founded. Forbearance has encouraged this
intquity. Let brave men and true women
who love godliness and bate adultery, use
lawful means to save the honor and good
fame Of their mothers, wives and sisters by
rssenting the daring aggression Of those at
tempting to prostitute the country, TO ag-
grandize an individual and hide their own
filthy conduct"
A SETTLEMENT AT PoRTUMENA.
Owing to the cessation of the allowances
from the national league, the tenants who
were evicted from Lord Clanricard's estate
at Portumeua for taking part In the plan of
campaign, have settled separately with the
landlord Of the estate and have been rein
stated in their old places.
On arriving at Galway jail Mr.. O'Brien
was placed In the hospital and Mr.. Dillon
was looked in a cell.
M'cARTHY's DEMAND.
LONDON, Feb. 19.-The Times, referring
| to the financial dispute going on In the
| Irish parliamentary pnrty, says that before
leaving Boulogne Mr.. Dillon suggested that
a further sum Of S15, 900 should be released
from Monroe's Bank, this sum TO be de-
voted to the relief Of evicted tenants. Mr..
Parnell, according to the Times, was will
ing that this should be done, If $4,000 as
handed 10 the league treasurer. Mr..
Mccarthy, however. insists that the whole
amount must be intrusted to the Tenants
Defense Association. Negotiations on these
points still continue.
| WANT TO KNOW WHERE THE MONEY WENT.
| At meeting of the supporters of Nc
Cnrthy held here to-day II was resolved 70
press for information as TO whether SIS. 900,
| part OF the S40, 900 released from the Paris
fund, concerning which there has been SO
much discussion, has or has not been ap-
piled TO the relief of the evicted tenants.
The meeting repudiated the imputations
cast upon Mr.. O'Brien's honor.
WALES TO VISIT THE ISLE.
lt Is announced JnaD Lno Grlnce OF w al0a
will visit Ireland during the coming SUM-
mer. The Earl Of Zetland, lord Iieuten-
ant, and Chief Secretary Balfour are under
stood to have urged the prince to make the
proposed visit, with a view OF giving
encouragement to the industries Of that
country. The Princess of Wales is re-
ported to be assidnous in the attention she
pays to the Zetland- Bafour fund for the
relief Of the suffering poor of Ireland. The
princess and her daughters have sent con-
tributions of clothing to the fund, and have
also solicited subscriptions for the same
| charitable cause.
| The Heaieyites have resolved to maintain
| the evicted tenants until the general cleo
| tion. 7. p. 0'Connor will resume the work
Of the American mission with Messrs.
| Abraham, Kenny and Flynn, while Messrs.
Sullivan and Osx Will make similar tour
Of Australia.
A majority Of the executive members OF
the national league in Great Britain have
| decided that the speakers at branch meet
ings on st. Patrick's day shall advocate
Mr. Mccarthy for the leadership OF the
| Irish party.