, 1891-08-01
PARNELLISM DOOMED.
Dillon and 0'Brien Repudiate
the Old Irish Leader.
1t Falls Like a Death Blow
Upon the Faction.
England Anxious to Regulate
Emigration.

Copyrighted, 1891, by N. Y. Associated Press
LONDON, July 3l.-Dillon and
O'Brien's reputation of ParDell, though
a ~foregone conclusion, has profoundly de-
pressed the Parnelhtes. Parnell hoped,
until the last moment, to again secure
their aid in manoeuvres for a reunion.
Their prompt and decisive declarations as
500 as outside the prison doors and their
refusal to listen to any advances from the
PaTnelhtes iell like a death blow upon
the faction. Today Parnell telegraphed
to his committee that OBJECTIONS on every
side would not make him alter his course
a hairs breadth. He proposes, Sunday,
to speak at rhurles, the strongest ~eccles-
~iastical centre in Ireland, probably anew
to u defiance at the bishops
and prophecy his future triumphs.
To fill up the gaps left 10
the committee BY deserters, another di-
rectorate is forming, aspiring to found a
daily paper on the Parnell- Pence princi
pie. The one Dublin evening organ re-
naming faithful appeals to the party to
rally and not suceumb to stage fright he.
cause.thcy have lost O'Brien. But the
truth now penetrating the stoutest Par
nelite hearts is that their cause is nigh
extinct and 1t will be useless to continue
the struggle. 1t is thought Parnell will
o appeal for the support OF the revo-
lutiouary partisans at hcme and abroad.
The government training colleges bill,
which practically proposes to endow two
large Catholic colleges 10 Dublin an6 one
very minor Protestant college, has caused
a revolt in the Conservative ranks. Bal
four, however, skillfully resorted to a
plan to provide capital for the colleges
from funds at the disposal of the IRISH
education board. The bill. therefore, can
be postponed.
VIM. O'Brien was finally adjudicated
bankrupt TODAY at the instance of Lord
Salisbury. lie will come tn London on
Monday TO try to arrange a conference
with Parneii aud Mccarthy in regard to
the Paris fund. Mccarthy, at the
instance of Parncll. already agrees to
the withdrawal of Is, 900 to meet Legal
expenditures incurred when the party was
united. Whatever O'Brien's plan NAV
b., there is small hope that Parnell will
assent to the release of the fund unless he
shall he permitted to control its disposal.
His personal embarrassment does not
appear to have been relieved by marriage.
He has made an extraordinary claim
against Capt O'Shea Tor e3, 600 advanced
to HIM between September, 1889. and
November, 1890. partly during the period
of the divorce proceedings. Capt. O'Shea
denies the debt. Curious disclosures ar,
expected on Mr.. Parnells attempt tc
prove the clam.
The officials of the board of trade ar,
watching the methods of inquiry of the
United States Immigration commissioners
1t is believed that the inquiry will result
in the appointment of American Inspect
ors au all the leading English ports, witt
some system of consular supervision. A
high official of the board says the English
government officers will be instructed t,
co operate with the Americans to secur,
reforms Tor regulating the tide of emigra
ton. Although publicly protesting tina
there is no necessity for special provision
against the influx of destitute aliens, tn,
government is using the utmost rigors o
the existing law to stop the settlement O
foreign paupers in England.
Official inquiry has resulted in the dis
closure Of systematic frauds on the part o
Jewish emierants from Russia. Pass
ports, manufactured here, have been sen
to Russia to enable the Jews TO evade til
payment OF el0 levied On each permit I
emigrate.
The Wesleyan conference, abiding t
the Dixie case, adopted resolutions pre-
testing against the introduction into pub
lie life OF men convicted of fragrant Im
morality.
The Theosophical constitution, as re
vised, amalgamates the American, Eng
fish and European sections. Lady Cath
ness, in virtue OF her millions. succeed