The Herald of Wales. — 1889-07-06 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

INEVITABLE. tion of the Mayo Laud League' which in turn A German Liberal paper, the Venire, 1 was the precursor of the National Land League. , Abont the National Land League he said that I Zeitung, remarks: "A trial of strength with dMe.r.iedParndell, sent oat the circular calling it. He Germany is an all Embracing dogma of politics soy several statements made by in Russia. This struggle must come. It is amis adheres to her inevitable, so long as Delamy, the informer, particularly the allegeR present policy. But not even in the dominions _ '' tie..Aa thalliewitneeewasmnetot Curly fr ciarStrn. apabhavitttimeti: of the Czar is it believed that the decisre hour is 1 r—''' near. Yet, when once this hour does strike, the pressed the decided convinetion that the Clana-Gael never was and was not now, any more German nation will recollect the various' acts of i an ...lades, slut, that; was the Carlton Club. It arrogance in which the Muscovites have been i '' N pleased to indulge for years back. And then 'ace taken part in by men eminent in law and I tinkling Government positions. At the same time too, they will make those words come true whichtete was no connection between., the Land -era retursd to the Russian captain at ' tfa ue and the Clan-na-Gael beyond this have to make the acquaintance a ...cuttgart--.7hen, if that is so, you will eta:. an might have been a member of bat, the German Agar luncheon, Mr. Devitt described the Army.' "The German nation does not wish for consternation which fell upon the Irish leaders war. But if war meat comet none would be wive they learned of Phoinix Park murders. more popular with us than one against the Of that crime he knew nothing, nor did he behaughty, despotic, and civilization-haling have that any of the Irish leaders know until Empire of the Czar." after its perpetration. He stated that he bad A DIABOLICAL ati-AFF gone to Paris on an occasion referred to in j. . order to see Casey and Haynes about wl at had come to be known as the forged letters. The Attorney-General's croas-examination had . reference to Mr. Davitt's connection with the I .1 Fenian movement. A letter, written by Devitt las a young Fenian, was produced. Witness himself described it as stupid, and as seeming to , approve assassination, but is reality it was ! written to prevent assassination. He seemed to approve, but took effective and successful , precautions to prevent the crime by appealing settle superiors in the movement. I  This is a story of a wife's diabolic.l crime. In November 1888, Richard A. Allen, an aged farmer, who lived near Washington, Indiana, was found tied to a, tree, near his house, with his throat cut. A few days ago, while under religious excitement, Charlotte Allen, the 70year-old widow cf the dead man, confessed to two ea:lured servants that she murdered her husband. She said they quarrelled about the rightful ownership of the /arm, and " to settle the dispute" she gave her husband morphine in his .tea. Allen fell asleep in the garden. She then procured a table knife and a rope, and tied the rope around his body, and making several slashes at his throat, half severed his head from the neck. She then dragged the body to a tree and tied it there.