The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-20
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
IRELAND.
EngIand's Dilemma and IRE
lands PerVerseness.

London, 19.-All the type and machin
cry of United Ireland have been for
warded to London, where the paper vii
be printed.
Dublin, l9.-The organization agains
the payment Of rents is becoming still
more formidable. It is regarded a
much of crime to go into land cour
az to pay rent. a list Of persons have
been served with notices, and those sus
pected of paying rents are posted al
chApels and other places likely TO be seen
and although The police tear them down.
they are soon posted again.
Cork, 19.-Considerable dissatisfaction
Is felt among the Irish constabularv al
the new movement in recruiting their
force from the militia and soldiers whose
terms of service have expired. 80 strong
is toe feeling that men will refuse to do
duty with new recruits, and q general
strike is apprehended.
Owing to the disturbed state of Ireland,
Lords Donoughmore and Iachiduin will
quit their residences.
New York, IT, WoTLd'S London:
Agitation among the laborers in Ireland
is now impending. They have derived
no benefit thus far from the land act and
think that If rs pee cent. Of the landlurd's
property, Is to be given away they have q
talr right to some share Of it. 1t is now
evident that the imprisonment IF Parnell
and his fellow suspects is absolutely USE
less. They and their friends will make
a pressing demand for their liberation
before the meeting of Parliament. Gov
eminent has increased its difficulties and
greatly shaken its strength in the House
by its policy of apathy. At the coming
session it may incur the loss of
strength that will imperil its existence
This Is the more probable, that Irish
landlords, or at least enough of them to
make serious trouble, are taking steps to
insist upon raising the question of COM
pensation. II is only loo clear tina. in
many cases official valuers have beea
cutting down rents with no pretense of
prelim nary examination. | am in
formed o. one case in which, after the
valuers had been carefully examining
one property, held at $500 q year for
nearly ten days, without being able to
come to decision as TO Just appraise-
ment, the official valuers appeared, spent
q single morning, and struck the rents
down 80 per cent. Of course men can
this. 1t looks, said one very intel
ligent landlord, the other day, rs
If the valuers were instructed be-
fore they went 10 work and have
only one end In view, which is 10 pre-
pare by their TevAiuati; ms for land
peer over the prophetic financial insight
of William the Ccnquerer." Then
too, a reduction of rents is not followed
by he payment of reduced rent, so that
land holders, naturally enough, are get
ting out of patience, AS well as out of
pocket. In short, robOdy seems to be
satisfied, neither Parnell and his friends,
nor the peasants, nor the proprietors,
if indeed, any body can De said properly
to be proprietor" just now in Ire
land.
Dublin, -. 1t is stated that prison
especially designed for females is in
course OF preparation for the reception OF
mem bers of the Ladies' Land League
and the arrest of severai prominet mem
bers Of the Dublin branch Of that or
ganization is expected.
London, I7.-There are two import
ant incidents this week connected with
r. land-the suppression OF the Land
League organ, which English opinion
approves, and the formation Of the Lord
Mayo committee. The latter thus far
is more strong supported by great noble
men than mer chants, but the OrganiZA ~
ton is still incomplete. The ublic are
somewhat puzzled as TO the real object Of
the fund. A leading member assures me
that the money subscribed will be de-
voted to enabling landlords, whose ten
ants have been evicted, TO continue 10
cultivate the land, supplying both labor
erers and funds.
Dublin, 1S.-A quantity Of arms and
ammunition Was discovered early this
in house on Brabsgon street.
-Four persons were arrested. The arti.
Giles seized COMPRISED eight hand gren
AIDES, two parcels of dynamite, each par
eel being in case resembling a box Of
rife cartridges, but lsrger. Twehty-slx
Enfield breech-loading rifles, six re7ov-
ers, 5000 rife cartridges, 500 revolver
cartridges and twenty-eight pounds of
gunpowder, with list of the names Of
officers belonging to some organization.
Two brothers named Whelan and man
named Ryan were arrested. Whelans
kept marine store. The accused were
arrested on private information. The
documents seized were Of old date and
had reference 10 the Fenisn organization
of 1867. The discovery is believed to be
closely connected with the Bradford
affair, for which Tobin was arrested. The
papers found at the time inplicste a
number of persons on both sides tn }
channel. No doubt the mAterial is asso-
ciated with the Fenians.
The constabulary barracks at Brobey,
near the Hill of Down, Meath, were ma
burned to the ground. The &C.
cupants were asleep at the time of the
fire and barely escaped with their lives.
Shots were fred into the house. A mason
employed by Magistrate Gulbraith, at
Caffard, and; FIVE pereOns are srrested IN
nifb tho affair