The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-15
IRISH AFFAIRS.
win in a Very Unsatisfactory Condition,
Though mo open Outbreak has Occurred
-Anoiher Murder

AhouEh NO open Outbreak has OeeuFFet
Another Murder.
| LoN6oS, November lS.-The Times to
day, on Irish affairs, says: "If the only
true remedy is to be found in some eouita.
bic method oil turning the tenant into pro.
prietor, We see no reason why such q
method should not be carefully and dis.
passionatelY considered" .' +.
Lord Cloncury has taken the house OF
Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, England,
for the winter. The effect OF his leaving
ireland will be to deprive laborsrs Of EN-.
ployment TO the extent OF E4 900 year.
A land meeting will be held ct the
gates Of Boycott's house Sunday at u
o'clock. Other land meetings will be held
Sunday.
DUBLIN, November 13.-Portadown ar.
tisans have initiated movement for os-
TRACKING members OF the Land League by
refusipgto deal with or work for any mem.
Der OF that organization.
Wheeler, who was killed near Cola,
county, Limerick, was son Of Protest.
ant farmer, and not an agent. He had
taken o farm from which tenants had been
evicted. The assassin fred from behind
wall, and must have been able to get quite
close TO his victim, owing to the dusk OF
the evening. as portion OF Wheeler's
head was shot away.
A woman who sold food to one OF the
Orangemen was "carded" last night.
Mr. Eoycottis iaborers are working in.
dustriously in gathering the crops. The
latest dispatches state that the weather is
unsettled, and the work may be..de'ayed in
consequence; butthat 30 long as the mill.
tary guard Is in attendance NO interference
from the populace is anticipated.
LONDON, November 1.-THE ObssrUer
has reason to believe the ministry do not
contemplate and immediate exceptional
measures for the preservation OF the peace
in Ireland, but intend to defer action until
meeting OF Parliament, which may be
expected early in January.
The st. James Gazette in leading ed
torial yesterday evening expressed the
fear that the ministry are driving or being
driven towards the legislation OF creating
peasant proprietary throughout Ireland,
probably with view TO extending the op-
Grafton to the rest Of the United Kingdom
later on. The ultimate means will prob.
ably be the purchase lard by State, and
It's distribution to the peasantry, to be paid
for in q certain number Of years. Nothing
short OF this will be accepted by the Irish
agitators. The Radical members OF the
Goyernmentand their supporters will not
consent TO coercion. The Ministry will
yield to the Radicals rather than suffer the
cabinet to break up. An attempt may
DO made TO clothe the plan in some dis.
guise, but substantially and in its full |
effect, this is what extreme men in the |
Cabinet are hoping and striving for.
Should the measure fail to pass
the House Of Commons, or having |
passed the Commons, be rejected by |
House Of Lords, as it almost certainly
would be, demagogues would 20 to the |
constituencies with good cry, for the i'm.
agination OF the masses is readily kindled
by schemes for transferring property from
the rich to the poor men, and they know
that they would mover be taxed for carry
Ing ouch scheme. 1t would be an affair
of the income tax payer.
The Roman Catholic Archbishop OF
Cashel has written from Rome to the Lord
Mayor OF Dublin stating that the Irish
Bishops at Rome desire to subscribe to
the fund for Parnells defense.
John Dillon, N. r, addressed 6,00O ten.
ant farmers at Thurles, yesterday.