The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-11
aLONG LIVE O'BRIEN. !"
Parnell Asks the People to
Cheer the Peacemaker.
TERMS or TREATY UNKNOWN.
The Uncrowned King VIII Speak II
Limerick Today. UnfoIding His Pur-
pose-Giadstcne Still Home Ruler.

DrsLIs. Jan. I0-The Telegraph says:
Hooper. who attended the conference at
Bouiogne, teIegraphs 70 the effect that il
Is freely stated that O'Brien viii absolute
~ adhere 10 Parneil. and that the McCar-
thyites VIII have to fight 0'Brien-
PaTneli went 70 Limerick today, and at
most Of the stopping places was greeted
by friendly Populations. At enc point
the par.isans had fight. but It was not
very serious In q speech at Limerick
Junction parnel said be had heard cheers
for 0sBrien. lie would also call
for cheers for 0'Brien, and
long might he lire TO restore
union to their ranks. st Limerick Par
nell received a most enthusiastic demon
stration. In speech. he said while he
could not sav what length he and 0'Brien
Travelled together at Boulosne, he might
tell them without breach of confidence
that he himself was perfectly satisled
with the result OF the conference
LoSDox, Jan. I0.-McCaTthy. Sexton
and Condor returned tonight from Bou-
logne, but refused TO speak on the subject
Of the conference.
Coax, Jan. i0.-The state OF destitution
into which the poor people OF some por-
tons Of Ireland are plunged can be judged
By the fact that today Representatives OF
over I00 families living in the Cloyne dis
triet waited upon the board of guardians
and earnestly begged for assistance They
stated that for some time they had been
living almost entirely upon turnips.
Loypoy. jan. l0.--CIlalsione has written
letter TO Flrness, liberal candidate for
Harflepocl. 10 succeed the late Thomas
Richardson. Gladstone says.
The Irish parliamentary ps-sy has vindieated
itsslf BY putting aa end to the leadership OF
Payaesl. and has ief. IA TTefSred to pursue IS
heretofore our duty In denoGEcing the unequal
Laws and odfous system Of coercion adopted by
the government as permanent law. The Liberal
gains Of seats IN this commons constantly re-
ported during the last four years mean much
party has dse:arel that union hes for the first
time been effected between the British and Iris \,
and shows THAI the people aim 10 close the
controversy Cur opponents seek 10 indefinitely
pro-oug af TIE eosf OF the national reputation
and OF the Fper1al treas ury, zEid i1exfsngaish-
able discord- The Yeopie OF Ireland have put
their trust ia tise people OF Great BrIta1 60 de-
liver them from b@; laws made worse By harsh,
insulting administration u rests On each con-
stifusney as occasion oilers for rs 20 show Our
sister nation that her confidence Is not reposed
in .sin.
DUgLls. Ian. I0.-The ZetIand Balfour
relief fund now amounts TO EI7.00o
The Fresmdn's Journal announces that
the executive committee of the National
League OF Crest Britain recommends the
dismissal of all League officials suspected
OF sympathy with Parnell.
Parnell, accompanied by several of his
trusted iieutcnants, has arrived here on
the way 10 Limerick, where tomorrow he
expects 10 make ono of the most memoir
able addresses in the history of Irish poll
tics. Over dozen special trains are con-
veyiag crowds of people TO Limerick.
sent there in anticipation OF disturb
ance.
BoUiosyE-SvR-MER. Jan. 10.-Iast night
Mccarthy. Sexton and Condor had a con-
ference with 0'Brien. which listed until 4
O'Clock this morning and was very ami
mated The conference was resumed to-
day