The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-13
ERIN's GREEN ISLE.
APRosrEcr a OF CHANGING HER nuT
TO CRIns0a.
rhe Situation Hourly Growing More
critical, aud the Excitement spread.
ing TO English CIties-oniy by
aAiiraele Can serieus col.
iision Be Avoided.

land to'dayis ofa very exciting character
and great anxiety is felt regarding the sit
uation at Boycott Farm. The Tfleg apI
and Daily &s,ss issue special publication
giving the latest dispatches from Cayar
and Ballinrobe. Irish people in EnRlauC
are greatly excited over the news and fear,
are entertained that nearly all the large
English cities will be the scenes Of riol
should trouble at B lYcott's eliminate In q
fight. Latgs bodies Of troops are on theiI
way TO b. colts 10 day, and thousands oi
men, nearly all armed, and all determined,
are on the road also. twill bea miracle
II ,llisiop is avoided.
DrB iS, November 12-0raugemen,
comp sing the Boycott Relief Expedition,
were hooied nearly the whole way from
Glare Morris to Ballinrobe, wh,re they
were q1sftered In barracks for the night
and guarded by troops. The expedition
starts for Boycntt's farm at noon to-day,
guarded by l50 infantry and two squad
ronsot Hussars. Que hundred infantry and
asquadron oil cavalry IRE encamped near
Boy colts house. Boycott has announced
his intention Of quitting Ireland. There
ia considerable lull In the excitement AZ
Ballinrobe to day. During the night 200
more troops arrived here. Before the start
crowds Of people were in front Of the bar.
rack gates groaning and hooting. The
uproar in the principal street was trenien-
dous.
A steward to Col. Cooper, OF Dunbiden,
near Mullingar, county Of West Meath
was shot and wounded In two places by an
unknown youth.
CoRK, November PA meeting con.
vened by the Mayor OF this city has opened
subscription lists for Parnell's defense.
LONDON, November PA Times dis
patch from Dublin reports that all the la.
borers Of the relief expedition are tenant
farmers or the sons ot tenant farmers
Provisions have been sent with them for
sixty men, for eight days. The Orange.
men have expressed their willingness to
stay at Ballintobe after the crops have
been cut for Boycott.
A correspondent OF the 7iraes at Rome
says: tits known In the Vatican circle
that the Pope Is much embarrassed about
the Irish affairs. lie fully understands
that It is not question between the
Catholics and Protestants, but between
the friends Of order and the anarchists,
He openly disapproves Of the movement,
aud sincerely desires to assist the English
Government II possible. He Is we'll aware
that he is only hearing one side Of the
case and he feels that were he to break
silence he might, in seeking 10 do good,
produce the contrary result through hie
imuerfpct knowledge Of affairs.
QUEENSTOWN, November 1.-THE chan.
mel h4nI has arrived.
DUBLIN, November l2 When the
0rangemen arrived at Lrugh MAX, Boy.
cltt was seen standing near his house
with fls 10 his hafd d. Within two
hours after their arrival number OF men
c0mmer ced work on the farm. II Ia esti.
mated that week or ten days will bc re
qni,ed to do the work. II The machines are
BROUGHT from Dublin iu reasonable time
the Otapgemen will thIe.h the corn and
brit & Il TO market. The Hussars, who
scted as an e. cort for the Orapgemen, have
re,urnedto BAllinrobe. The other troops
remain. The baggage and implements Of
the Orangemen arrived In the evening;
they were not interierred with.
LoSD)y, November ia dispatch from
Ballenrobe states that though few men
NGto oVOh Oh tup Aio VI AhIGu ~ 10 bhlu
the scouts were on every hill and pains
we're being taken TO identity the Orange.
men. The expedition is eucamped in
tents In front OF Boycott's house.
The Times says: Lowe, q prominent
member OF the Land Leegue, followed
the orangemen on the car, but left 1t at
Boycott's gate. Several shots were fred
at the Barracks in Ballinrobe, where
the 0rengemen slept on Thuuday night,
but nobody was hurt. The military
were ordered 10 Jepsl any attack at the
point OF the bayonet. The Land Leaguers,
however, advised the people to be q liet st
long as the 0rangemen remain AZ Laugh
Mmk. The garrison will be 100 infantry,
90 cavalry aud so police. The resident
Magistrate will constantly attoud.
MICHAEL DAvirT TO Re ARRESTED.
NIw YoRx, November IA special ca.
blegtam says Michael Davitt, the Irish az
itator, who left this country Tor Ireland
last ednesday, will be arrested on his
landing at Queenstown. Violation Of his
ticket Of leave as political convict is to
be charged agaInst bin.
THE DEhOGnsIIC COMMITTEE