The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-01
The Detection Of Dillon and
0'Brien.
PaFnell Not DiSmayed by the Loss Of
His Allies.
Proposes 10 Speak In The Stronghold Of His
Opponents 0'Brien'S FininCial Difficult
tieS-The immigration Question.
Copyrighted, 1891. by the New York Associated
Press

LONDON, July 31.-Dillon and O'Brien's
reputation of Parnel, though foregone
conclusion, has profoundly depressed the
Parnellites. Parnell hoped until the last
moment TO again entangle them in his
mRneuyers for reunion. Their prompt and
decisive declarations as soon as they we're
outside the prison doors, and their refusal
70 listen to any advances from the PAT
nellites, fell like a dealh- blow upon that
faction. To-day Parnell telegraphed to his
committee that the defections on every side
will not make him alter his course hairs
breadth. He proposes on Sunday to speak
at Thurles, the strongest ecclesiastical
center in Ireland, probably anew to hGrl
defiance at the bishops and prophesy his
future triumph. To fill up the gaps left in
the committee by the detection another
directorate is forming, aspiring to found
daily paper on the Parnellpence principle.
The one Dublin evening organ remaining
faithful appeals TO the party to rally and
not suceumb TO stage fright because they
lost 0'Brien. But the truth now penetrat-
ing the stoutest Parnellite hearts is that
their cause is nigh extinct, and it will be
useless to continue the struggle. 1t is
thought Patnell Will soon appeal for the
support of revolutionary partisans at home
and abroad.
Paruell announces that he will not say TO
one word in reply to his enemies until Sun
day, when he will speak at Thurles. Those
in the leaders confidence say that his utter
nnces will be very important.
Tie Government Training-colleges Bill,
which practically proposes 10 endow two
large Catholic colleges in Dublin and one
very minor Protestant college, has caused a
revolt in Conservative ranks. Balfour.
however, has skilfully resorted to plan to
provide capital for the colleges from the
funds at the disposal of the Irish Education
Board. The bill, therefore, can be post
poned.
William O'Brien was finally adjudicated
bankrupt to-day at the instance of Lord
Salisbury. He will come TO London on
Monday to try to arrange a conference with
Parneu and Mccarthy in regard to the
Paris Fund. Mccarthy, at the instance of
PaTnell, already agrees to the withdrawal
of $500 10 meet the legal expenditures in
CURED when the party was united. What
ever O'Br lens plan may be. there is small
hope that Parnen will assent 10 a release of
the fund unless he shall be permitted TO
control its disposal. His personal embar-
rassment does not appear to have been re-
lieVed by marriage. He has made an ex-
traordinary claim against Captain O'Shea
for 5000. advanced to him between Sep
tember, 1889, and November, 1S90-partlv
during the period of the divorce proceed
ings. Captain O'Shea denies the debt.
Curious disclosures are expected on Mr..
Parnelps attempt to prove the claim.
The officials of the Board of Trade are
watching the methods of inquiry Of tile
United States Immigration Commissioners.
1t Is believed that the inquiry will result in
the appointment of American inspectors at
all the leading English ports, with some sys-
ten Of consular supervision. A high official
of the board says the English Government
officers Will be instructed to cooperate with
tile Americans 10 secure the reforms for
regulating the tide of emigration.
Although publicly protesting that there is
necessity for any special provision
against an influx of destitute aliens, the
Government is using the utmost rigors of
tie existing law to stop this settlement OF
foreign paupers in England. Official in-
quiTy has resulted in disclosure of syste-
matte frauds on the part of Jewish emf
grants from Russia. Passports manufac-
tured here have been sent to Russia to en-
able the Jews 20 evade the payment of the
SO levied on each permit to land.
The Wesleyan conference, alluding TO the
bike case, has adopted resolutions pro-
testing against the introduction into public
life of men convicted OF fragrant immortality
The TheosOphical constitution, as revised
amalgamates the American. English anC
European sections. Lady CaithneSS, i1
virtue of her millions as well as her enthu
siasm, succeeds Mme BlaYatsky as High
PTieStesS.