Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-14

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last evening In body 200 strong and
demolished the house and set fire
to the ruins.
Subsequently meeting was held
and one of the resolutions adopted
called upon "all true-hearted Irish.
men, as union was essential to sue.
cess, to boycott all bailiffs and
agents who refused to join the
League"
Our Fermanagh correspondent
telegraphs that at Swantinbar and
Belcor Fairs a bellman went about
warning people not to buy or sell
except to Leaguers. Cattle bong hi
from noH-Leaguers were followed
on the road and returned to their
former owners. Butter brought to
Pettig's market from Belle-Ex, be.
longing to non. Leaguers, conld not
be sold. At EniskIllen Fair to-day
several parties could not sell cattle.
New YORK, Dec. IA World,s
London special says: Threats be-
get threats. Members of the Land
League are now quite as often
favored with threatening letters as
their opponents. Mr.. Parnell has
just received letter In which be
10 warned, under pain of death, not
to appear nor speak at the forth.
coming land meeting in the village
Of Pomeray. County Tyrone. On
the other side, Judge Fitzgerald, o
Baron of the Irish Exchequer, Ia
bitterly complaining that he has
receiveda "brutal and blasphemou Gus
letter." as he describes It, which
conveys to him the gratifying as
surance that an immediate end
bloody death awaits him II he fails
to deliver q fair charge in several
impending cases at Limerick. The
letter bears evidence of having been
composed by we'll educated per-
son.
A Tippersry correspondent tele-
graphs that the intimidation is ex.
tending to an alarming extent In
that county. At a place few
miles from Cashel, a person who
lent an agricultural implement to
another, who took a farm from
which the farmer tenant had been
evicted lor non.payment of rent,
has received threatening letter,
warning him not to render any as.
sistance to the alleged offender.
Another case is that of o farmer
not far from the same place, who
likewise took q farm from which
the farmer tenant had been evict-
ed. His horse has been malicious
ly killed, and valuable dog be-
longing to him shot, and other
malicious acts perpetrated. The
neighbors refuse to hold any com.
with him. The police
are unable to trace the perpetra-
tors, being afforded no Information
by the people.
lay Gouid's Coussrv a4avy RUINED.
NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Last even.
ipg's Post says: Jay Gould's con.
at Irvingt0n, on the
Hudson, was burned this morning.
This greenhouse was the largest in
the country, and was filed with
the rarest and most valuable
plants, exotics and ferns. which
were imported at great expense,
and some were not to be duplicated
in the United States. The colIec.
ton OF tropical plants alone could
not be equaied in this latitude.
There We're other plants that were
brought here from all parts of the
world, and the cost OF Importation
alone was sufficient to run an av-
erage-sized greenhouse for years.
Death ~ Fivo Tlrcmsu IN
u Burning BnisaiHx.
CINCINNATI, Dec. IA fire In
John p. Gray's bucket factory, cor
ner Of New and Culvert streets, Oc.
CURED last night. Five persons
were burned to death. From the
lighthouse the flames quickly laid
hold of the main building, CON-
mencing on the ground floor. The
nearest fire company to the build
ing was No. 4. This company was
first on the ground and the first to
enter the second story Of the build
ing. Their object Was to fight the
fire raging on the ground floor by
sending streams down the chute
and down the stairways, SO as to
arrest its progress TO the three up
per stories, which were as yet in
tact. Iu the room were Chief
Bunker, Assistant Marshal Shild-
meyer, Acting Captain Higginson
of No. 4. All of the above came
out alive. There were also Thomae
Cooling, a son of Captain Cooling
of No. 4, William Kelly and David
Love, regular pipe men, and Ed
ward Parker, u runner Of No. 4,
and Andrew Barrett, pipemen Of
No. 6, all five OF whom were
brought out dead. They were
around the chute, send.
ing a stream down, when suddenly,
as II s'.ot frop o canpou, score hing
air and binding smoke mingled
With hame hurei aunuanlY fhrnuFh