The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-24
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DUBLIN, December 9S.-The parish
priest says that he intends to proceed
against Bence Jones, who was recently
Boycotted, for libel. in consequence Of Mr.
Jones's statement to the effect that the
priest had induced Iaborers to quit his EN-
ployment.
The introduction OF the Land Lesgue
into the north OF Ireland has had the effect
Of settling the existing tenant right The
borderers, who had been for some time
qulescent, are again In motion In some
districts, and two concurrent movements
are now In progress, each OF which is
distinct from the League, although agree.
ing to some extent with its principles
ings throughout the country have received
directions to attend the trial OF the traver.
sers and 10 produce orders for the publ.
cation OF placasds.
The ship Juno, on which arms were
found, from Cork for Baltimore, with rail.
road iron, arms, mostly obsolete, carbines
and revolvers. She was taken in tow, dis
abled, by q tug and broughtto Limerick,
where she is now under repair. Her cargo
was necessarily removed. The arms and
ammunition were taken to Queens
Tower, under military guard.
Buckshot are still being manufactured
for the Irish Constabulary. 1t is thought
that the military will also be supplied
with buckshot.
A company Of engineers have been
Ordared In leave AlderRhnt Immediately
for Ireland.
The customs authorities have seized
large quantity OF powder and shot, which
was being shipped at Ruucoin,
on the Mersey for Galway. A dispatch
from Dublin says: The ship Junois the
same vessel from which the arms were
stolen some time ago in Cork harbor. The
ship has been knocking about for six
month on her way to the United States.
The authorities will keep charge OF her
until the arms have been removed.
Several persons have been arrested for
"Boycotting"
The Land Commissioners concluded
their inquiry and communicated the re.
suit to Gladstone. 1t is understood that
their opinions are divided.
Some Of the Protestant farmers In the
north are making determined stand
against the Land League.
The military stationed at Cork have
been ordered to suppress the land meet.
ing proposed TO be held at Kanturk on the
I'd Of January.
ROME, December 2S.-The Pope has ad
dressed recommendations to the Irish
bishops urging them to use efforts towards
towards effecting the pacifcation Of Ire.
land.
LONDON, December 2S-Mr. Jones
thinks he will have to avail himself Of the
offers Of help he has received from all
parts OF the kingdom after Christmas.
The Secretary Of the Boycott relief fund
has received threatening letters.
The entire garrison in Ireland does not
include a single distinctively Irish regi-
meut.
The custom authorities yesterday seized
the Norwegian ship Jaro, Captain Carl.
son, in the Glare river, near the mouth Of
the Shannon. Her cargo OF arms was be.
10y landed. A force OF marines and ar.
tillery have charge Of the vessel. A NUN.
Der OF young men, recently from America,
are under police surveillance.
HALIFAX, December 2S-Gen. Sir P. l..
McDougall has received cablegram from
the home authorities inquiring Il one
regiment could be spared from this gar.
rison. II is understood the enquiry is
made with a view Of sending one regi.
ment now there to Ireland and this will
probably be done.
LONDON, December 23.-Mr. Lqbouchere
publishes the intelligence that ParneIl has
been suddenly removed from the leader
ship Of the Land League and replaced by
Michael Davi,t.
CHICAGO, December 23.-The Chicago
Land League tonight voted 10 send s., 900
to Ireland to be used for tue defense OF
the agitators.