Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-01
LIKE A DEATH BLOW.
Dillon and 0'Brien's Repudia-
u tiOn Of Parnell.
The Ex-Leader's Party Pro-
foundly Depressed.
Parnell, However, Will Not Alter His
Course a Hairsbreadth.
William O'Brien Adjudicated Bank
rupt-Parnelrs Financial Embar-
rassment Not Relieved by
His Marriage.
Associated Press Dispatches.

IONDON, July ol.-lCOpyrlgnJeuD ny uue
New York Associated Press. Dillon
and O'Brien's repudiation, of Parnell,
though foregone conclusion. has pro-
foundly depressed the Paraellites. Par
nell hoped until the last moment to
again entangle them in maneuvers for a
reunion. Their prompt and decisive
declarations as soon as outside the prison
doors, and their refusal to listen to any
advances of the Parnellites, fell
like a death blow upon the fac
ton. Today Parnell telegraphed
to his committee that defections
on every side will not make him
alter his course hairs breadth. He
proposes on Sunday to speak at Thurlow,
the strongest ecclesiastical center in Ire
land, probably anew to hurl defiance at
the bishops and prophesy his future
triumphs. To fill up the gaps left in
the committee by deserters, another
directorate is forming, aspiring to found
a daily paper on the Parnell- Pence prin-f
ciple. The one Dublin evening organ
remaining faithful, appeals to the party
to rally and not succumb to stage fright,
because they lost O'Brien. But the
truth now penetrating the stoutest Par
nellite hearts is that their cause is
nigh extinct and it will be useless to
continue the struggle. 1t is thought
Parnell will soon appeal for the support
of revolutionary partisans at home and
abroad.
REVOLT IN THE CONSERVATIVE RANKS.
The government training colleges bill
which practically proposes to endow two
large Catholic colleges in Dublin, and
one very minor Protestant college, has
caused revolt il the Conservative ranks.
Balfour, however, skillfully resorted to
the plan to, provide the capital for the
colleges from the funds at the disposal
of the Irish education board. The bill,
therefore, can be postponed.
WILLIAM o'BRIEN BANKRUPTED.
William O'Brien was finally adjudi-
Gated bankrupt today, at the instance
of Lord Salisbury. He will come to
London on Monday to try and arrange a
conference with Parnell and Mccarthy
in regard to the Paris fund. Mccarthy,
at the instance of Parnell, already agrees
to the withdrawal of $4,000 to meet legal
expenditures incurred when the party
was united. Whatever O'Brien's plan
may be, there is small hope that Par
nell will assent to the release of the fund
unless he shall be permitted to control
it's disposal.
PARNELL'S PERSONAL EMBARRASSMENT.
Parnell's personal embarrassmentd does
not appear to have been relieved by his
marriage. He has made an extraordin-
ary claim against Captain O'Shea for
$4,000 advanced him between September,
1889, and November, 1890, partly during
the period OF the divorce proceedings.
Captain OShea denies the debt. Curious
disclosures are expected on Mr.. Parnell's
attempt to prove the claim.
EMIGRATION EVILS.
The officials of the board of trade are
watching the methods Of inquiry OF the
United States immigration commission
ers. 1t is believed that the inquiry will
result in the appointment OF American
inspectors at all the leading English
ports, with some system OF con-
sular supervision. A high official OF
the board says the English government
| officers will be instructed to cooperate
with the Americans to secure reforms
for regulating the tide of emigration.
Although publicly protesting that there
is no necessity for special provision
against the influx of destitute aliens,
the government is using the utmost
rigors of the existing law to stop the
settlement of foreign paupers in Eng
land. Official inquiry has resulted in
the disclosure OF systematic frauds on
the part of Jewish emigrants from
Russia. Passports manufactured here
have been sent to Russia to enable Jews
to evade the payment of the el0 levied
on each permit to emigrate.
wEsLEYANs AND THEosoPHIsTs.
The Wesleyan conference, alluding tc
the Dixie case, adopted resolutions pro
testing against the introduction into
| public life of men convicted of fragrant
immortality.
The Theosophical institution, as re-
vised, amalgamates the American, Eng
lish and European sections. Lady
Caithness, in virtue OF her millions, as
we'll as her enthusiasm, succeeds Mad
anne Blavatsky as high priestess.
BERING SEA PATROL.