Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-30
Dillon and 0'Brien Will Not Recog-
nize Parnell's Claims.
THEY ARE RELEASED FROM PRISON.
Secretary Proctor viii Return on
Saturday.
THE TENNESSEE MINERS.
They Repudiate Parner's Claims to Leader
ship.

They RePudiate Parnell's Claims to Leader
ship.
DUBLIN, July 30.-Messrs Dillon and o. Brien
were released from Galway Jail at s25 O'Clock
this morning. Neither one Of the gentlemen
showed more than slight traces Of having suf-
fered from the rigors Of confinement, and at
the moment Of release both seemed to be in
the enjoyment Of excellent health. A large
crowd, made up of adherents Of both factions
OF the Irish national party, surrounded the
jail, and when the distinguished ex-prisoners
made their appearance they were greeted with
cheers and rival shouts Of stick to Parnell'
and Down with Parnell."
A deputatiOn representing the evicted tenant
farmers OF Tipperary met the gentlemen as
they emerged from the jail and presented them
with a number OF addresses congratulatiny
them upon their release.
Outsfde OF the Jail yard, sitting in an open
carriage, was Mrs OBrien, who, amid the
cheers OF the crowd, warmly saluted her hus-
band upon meeting. Mr.. O'Brien and Mr..
Diiion at once entered the carriage, which, fol-
lowed by repeated cheers by the crowd was rap
idly driven to the residence OF Bishop McCor-
mack. Here number Of the political and
personal friends Of the Irish leaders were as
sembled to join their liberated friends at a
breakfast given in their honor by the bishop. A
but devoid Of all reference to Irish political
troubles, were made, after which some time
was spent in conversation.
Messrs. Dillon and y Brien later In the day
LETT Galway FOR this city. Both gentlemen have
authorized the statement that they repudiate
Parneils s pretensions TO the leadership of the
Irish national party.
This prompt and decided action has created
profound sensation.
The McCarthyites are jubilant, while even the
most enthusiastic and steadfast followers Of
Mr.. Parneu are downcast and faltering.
LONDON, July 30.-Considerable stir exists in
Irish circles as to the release of Dillon and
U Brien. Hope is expressed by the Mccarthy
ties that both men will take stand against Mr.
Parnell, and there is talk of electing Mr.. Dillon
to be leader of the Irish parliamentary party in
place OF Justin Mccarthy. English voters of
both parties look on the matter indifferently.
and seem to have lost all enthusiasm for the
cause OF Irish home rule. On the other hand.
the firm stand taken by Sir William Harcourt,
the LIBERAL ieade-. against any Communication OF
sentence for the convicted dynamiter. DAILY,
has given great offense to multitudes in Ire
land, and already ribald songs are sung on
the streets OF Dublin and Cork about the prison
keeper and his so-called innocent victims.
LIVERPOOL, July 30.-President Emmett Of
the American National Federation, accompa-
MED by Mr.. William j. Lane memDer OF par
lament for the eastern division of Cork county,
and by Mr.. Maurice Healy, one Of the members
Of parliament for the city of Cork. sailed from
Liverpool yesterday for New York on board
the steamship Majestic.
At Queenstown today Mr.. Emmett was pre-
sented with an address on behalf of the town
commissioners. Replying to this address Mr.
Emmett said The Irish in America will al
ways give material support to the plfty ap-
proved by the Irish people, but not q cent to a
faction. If Messrs. D Brien and Dillon speak
against Mr.. Parneu then American apathy will
disappear.