Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-20
AlIBeRAL AND HoN0RE0 LANDLORD
INTERESTING IRISH ITEMS.
Further Riotiug In Dublin.

Further Rioing in Dublin.
DUBLIN. October l9.-During the riot
ing here last night, number OF psssen
gers in train Of cars which was attacked
were wounded. The police captured
many prisoners.
Longworth Daims, who recently 10
herited estates in West Meath County
dedicated one.fifth OF the rent to hi
tenants, and promised to reside upor
the estates himself and to consider fur
ther reduction. The tenantry paid theil
rents readily and cheered the landlord
Forty policemen in this city are now
disabled by injuries received in the re
cent riots,
1t is not true that the Marquis o.
Waterford has applied to the land com
missioners to have the rents Of hi;
tenants raised.
Biggar has started tor England to con
fer with Healy.,
The Preemdn's Journal, commenting
on the manifesto OF the League, says
ave foIsee dire confusion and ruin 10
individuals and possible strife and
bloodshed. We do not believe the
tenants twill follow the counsel not
to pay rents. We believe
Better and Wiser Spirit
is springing up. There is shown in
many districts a desire TO terminate
fruitless controversy. We have no
proof yet that the land act will not be
carried out otherwise than in the most
honest way"
DUBLIN, October l9.-At the Land
League meeting yesterday Rev. Can't
we'll, who presided, announced that
although the weekly meetings will be
discontinued, the business OF the League
would, as far as possible, continue to be
transacted at its rooms in Dublin. He
urgently advised the people to avoid
collision with armed forces.
Four persons, injured in the riots,
have had their legs amputated.
Goddard, a member Of the property
defence association, has asked protec.
ton on account OF the threatening mobs.
His house is now guarded by police.
Cobbe, Q leading member OF the board
OF guardians OF Mount Melliclr has been
arrested. A troop OF lancers escorted
him to the Mas Jail.
At meeting Of the Carrick League
to day twelve hundred persons were
present. Two hundred tradesmen
Joined the organization. A detachment
OF Hussars, with sabres drawn, paraded
the streets. The shops are closed.
English Views and Preparations.
LONDON, October l9.-The Standard,
in referring to the attempt to burn the
steamer. B Bothnia in New York, says il
looks as il il were intended to carry out
O'Donovan Rossa's threats.
The Morning Post says: 1--WE consider
the issue OF the manifesto by the Irish
Land League as a direct incentive tc
civil war"
The Standard says: "War to the knife
is proclaimed explicitly. So far there is
no flinching on either side"
The Daily Telegraph says: Nothing
can be more explicit than the determi.
nation Of the Land League to maintain n
a fixed conflict with the Government. "
The first. class, double.turreted iron
clad Inf1exible, carrying four eighty-one
ton guns, will probably make her trial
trip to the Irish coast, thereby making
a great increase in the naval force avail
able in event OF disturbances.
A sensational statement is published
that the war Office is arranging ior the
dispatch OF an army corps to Ireland in
the event OF necessity. General Sir
Thomas Steele, however, says he thinks
the reinforcements now on their way 10
Ireland will be sufficient.