The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-03-15 00:00:00

FURTHER AIiRESTS

DUBLIN, Futimt NIGHT.

The Grand Jury of th., county of Dublin met to-lay
and granted an application made on li.thalf of the
Cover 1111 l ent for the temporary *pie of the kiliuiiinliain
Courthouse awl the 4able4 attached to the building,
for the accommodation lif the military engaged in
guarding Kiltnainhain Gaol during the iletentimi of the
primmer,' arrested under the Life and Property
Protection Act. The arrivahi in Dublin by the after-
noon trains were Jeremiah Downing, of l'rne, near
Caatletown Berehaven, a shopkeeper and fanner, on
suspicion of having aided and abetted in firing on a
police patrol on the Ulth f I Member last a'ao
dames Kaeauley, of Grmice, It•tilitti. and Thomas
. . .

Daly, of enws'i-ico.lina, who arrive I itroadstone
Terminus. :Vac/inlay Is a farmer. If, is not a
member of the Land Lea4oe, and the clialte in the
warrant is that ,d being real...n:o,ly ,ol.ll..cted of being
concerned in treasona!de practices. Dale is arresto
on the charge of intimidation awl f inciting to
intimidation.
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The American Consul waited on Mr. Boyton in
Kilmaiuham Gaol this afternoon, and obtained -from
him all the particulars 1 his nationality.
The expedition for the relief of Canon Fleming, at
Ballinakill. Connemara, left Galway this aftei noon in
her Majtogty's ship Merlin. It consists of eleven
labourers, some of wh formed part of the Boycott
expediti.m. They left the Broadstone terminus by the
night mail train f w Galway, accompanied by several
gentlemen, members of the Orange Feinergency Com-
mittee. All were fully armed. The intention to send
the expedition was kept so secret that not even the
railway officials knew I,f it.
The Detain qa: tic of tomight contains a Govern-
ment proclamation offering 1:500 reward for such
evidence as should lea to this convict' in of the
psrPrctator or perpretators of the murder of Patrick
Farrell), who, en liri‘lay last W3l fired at near
Multy farnham.
Mr. Justice Harrison opened the Sligo Aasixes to-
day. In addressing the grand jury he said the eases tO
go before them were wit numermis ; only nine or ten in
all. The return of the county inspector disclosed a
more serious condition of things than .lid the bills that
were to go before them. There were thirty threatening
letter Cases awl nine serious MSC% of intimidation, for
which no one had been made amenable. The last of
these Cases, which was contained in a supplemental
report, and which had occurred MO recently as the 7th
wa, nue in which 20 men had visited a house at
night, fired a winshar of rewire,- bullets throuzli the
doors, broken imon the tb.ors., cud hred sevetal stofta is,
the house. The reason alleged for the outrage was the
singular, almost incredible, one that the men against
whom it hat boon directed had given a couple of audit
of turf to a schoolmistress who hail incurred the resent-
ment of some numbers of the LAINI League. They
wer • all aware that measures had been intnsluced by
the Government to repress this class of disturbance,
apd dry trusted that the good sense of the people
theluselto, would soon prevail to bring their country
back Wit." kw-abiding condition.