Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-19
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AFTER day OF excitement IN the cham
Der OF deputies, the French ministry col
lceiycly resigned, the melting cause be-
ing the refusal to take the educational
measures. President tircvy accepted the
designations and sent for Gambctta and
Leon Say
Mr. FOSTER, chief secretary for Ireland,
announces that the government will pro
tect the men saving the harvest of Boy
colt, who was lately eyicted. A lragc
force Of troops has been sent to Balinoosc,
where the agitation is greatest. Most
of the Irish magistrates are oppose OF spec
ial legislation on the crisis Shots have
been fired through the windows If land
agents house in the county Galway
Mn, lIEALY, secretary Of Mr.. Parnell.
who was recently arrested on a charge Of
intimidation, has now come forward as Il
candidate for Wexford. His present adj
dress To the electors is not worthy ms Civ
ing AN idea of the advanced princi plies
now maintained by some members Of the
land league; 81 come forward as the sup
porter of an active lrsI, party, My prin-
cipIes on the land question are those of
the hand league. On the national quea
tion hold that the zone ioct OF our Efforts
should he national independence.
TnE London Times in its leading edi-
torial says; 1t is certain that the most
important question considered by ycsler-
day i cabinet was whether all citizens Of
Ireland can he protected bv the ordinary
machinery of the law We have every
reason Ia believe that those who were
most directly responsible for the admins
tratiun of ahairg in Ireland have come Ia
the conclusion that without increasing the
power ofthc executive the present state Of
things must not only continue, but the
Land League viii enlarge its borders and
become daily more cnterprising aud auda
cious." The article recommends the Sus
pension of the habeas corpus as 4 remedy
IRELAND adviccs Of the 18th inst, say:
The Boycott relief expedition, organized
to deliver Lord Ernc's bclcaguerod agent
from his pcrilous situation, arrived II
Ballcnrobc, escorted Ivy the military.
Great excitement prevails. Although
The peasants were on the ground in full
II the arrival 81 the expeditions, no dis
ulrhnncc is reported as vet except the dis
mounting of n hussar hv the mob. Some
thing more serious is likely 70 happen
very SOON, however, rs large bodies
Of trourA are now on the way "a
Boycotts and thousands Of peasants,
some fully armed, are also on the
road In spite of the peculiarly threat
cning situation, it is noticed that, ~
usual, the feeling prevailing between the
peasants and the aoldorv il much more
friendly than that between the peasants
and the con4tahulary.
4 LoNuuN special says: There can 10
hut little doubt that the popular scnti.
ment Of ireland Il thoroughly aroused
Reports come from all parts Of the country
bringing tidings Of acts which marks the
influence of the Land League Mr.. John
OCallaghnn, secretary Of the Waterford
branch Of that organization, WAS torclhly
rcinstuted Ivy y hundred armed and masked
men on farm from which he had beer
cvictcd AZ Newtown. on the property oi
Sir Henry Barron, and he WAS forced I,
swear ON Bonded knees TINT he would not
give up the farm, A great sensation was
thereby caused in the district. 4 Wood
lawn telegram saws that number OF
armed men went last night To the houpC
Of Mr.. G. Allen, land agent, and fired
several shots into the window, nearly sue
cccding III wouuding Allen, who hume
dintoly took his departure from the room
under guard Of police. Notices. were
posted on the gatcs warning Allen not I,
attempt 70 collect rents On his master
property. The announcement that III,
channel fleet has been ordered to the lrisf
coast has caused indcscribablc excitement
in Dublin
A PARls telegram Of the 18th inst. SAYS
There was u tremendous scene in III,
lrench chamber Of deputies tonight \
Paris. NJ Beudry a Asson, tho legitimiS
deputy for +, Nendec, who had been OK
PEELED on Tuesday hy President Gambett;
for calling the government, government
Of burglars and expressing his wish thu
he might soon assist II the ohsequics .
the rehublic, rc-entered the hall Tonight
He was ordered 10 leave, but refused
| Troops we're called III and cammande,
to remove NJ Raudry d'Asson II,
resisted, and his w-lcgitimlsts cam
to his rescue. Then ensued wild hand
ta-hand fight between The deputies ant
| the soldiers The benches were torn Il
III the melee. After long struggle tn
soldiers dragged NJ Randrv i ssson aut