Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-14

approve of the arrest. II is believed Parnell's
speech at Wexford on Sunday last furnished
the government technical justification for the
arrest. The league is now g p. n.y. sitting
and it is expected it will publish a manifesto.
1t is said John Dillon, member of parliament
for Tipperary, Will assume the presidency
of the league. The military force
in Dublin is held in readiness
for election In event of an emergency. The
secretary of the Land League was interviewed
shortly after Parnell's arrest. He expressed
much astonishment, exclaiming excitedly:
"Let them come in, we are ready for them"
Father Sheehy, Patrick Eagan and N. B. Dill
Ion went TO Paris to-day.
GLApsToNE's BLUNpER.
BOSTON, Oct. 13.-P. A. Collins, president
of the Land league of the United States, i'm.
mediately on the receipt of P4rnelPs arrest
committee at Dublin:
Boston, October 49, exton, Land League,
Dublin: Parnelps arrest is Gladstone's blunder.
Strongest naas in force pFsGP # the must league be eon s
tinues the policy to stand firm and
keep cool. The British game has always
been to crush agitation in Ireland by provok-
ing civil war. Defeat it. Keep on the old
line. Be patient as you have bsen bold. The
American league will redouble its work and
stand by you to the end.
(Signed) COLLINS, President.
THR HOTEL WATCHED.
DUBLIN, Oct. 13.-Morrison's hotel has
been carefully watched from the time Parnell
entered last evening. The officer who made
the arrest first saw Parnell in his bedroom. He
oil him 70 finish I, ,ic
clothing. Parnell was calm.
It stated that the executive has deter
mined to arrest all of the Land League
The privy council for Ireland had meet
ing. 1t is stated two train loads of troops
have been ordered from Curragh.
SHOPS CLOSED.
The inhabitants of Lismor closed their
shops on receipt of news of Parnell's arrest.
PRECAUTIONS.
The guards at Kelmainhain Jail have been
doubled. Corlow, Kildare, Longford, South
Wexford and Wicklow counties, and certain
baronies, in wealth, are proclaimed under the
coercion act.
MEETING CALLED.
LONDON, Oct ia monster Land League
meeting will be held at Hyde park on the o3d.
STRONGER GUARD.
DUBLIN, Oct l3.-An additional guard and
two nine-pounders are stationed in the upper
castle yard.
A MEETING FRIDAY.
A meeting of citizens of Dublin has been
summoned for Friday, to express indignation
at the arrest of Parnell. Dillon will preside.
REMARKS BY DILLON.
At the league meeting to-day Dillon said
this was the most critical movement that had
occurred in their history during the past CEN
tury. He said the statement that Parnell had
intimidated the people was false. Dillon
defed any one to point to d single intimida-
tion speech, and his arrest was due to pri-
vate malice. 1t was the duty of the nation to
deal with the matter cooily and with Judgment
and to maintain the struggle within the law.
The Cork branch of the Land Leagne passed
n resolution cenouncing the government.
INTERFERENCE WITH THE HUNTERS.
DUBLIN, Oct. 12.-The Marquis of Water
ford, in resigning the mastership of the Cur
raghmore hounds, said he did so because a
league had been organized to prevent hunting
throughout Ireland. When ne was out hunting
last Thursday chapel bells were ruug, horns
were blown and large multitude of people
gathered and stoned him aud his friends. They
pelted the dogs, stabbed several of them with
pitchforks, and hooted and yelled till they
obliged the party to go home. The Curragh
mores are the fness pack of hounds in Ire.
to have hunted with them this season.
Between 5000 and seven thousand pounds will
be lost to the neighorhood by the breaking of
the pack. In Kildare the league has given no.
tice that if the marquis of DrOghed, earl
of Mayo, Lord Conearry, Mr.. Latoyehn or Mr..
VIM. Blocker appear in the hunting field they
will be stopped. The above uamed gentlemen
are the principal land owners in the county,
and are constantly resident on their estates.
POLICE RETURNS.
The police return of agrarian outrages for
September has been just received. 1t shows
there have been l murder in Clare, / man.
slaughter In Cork, cases Of attempted MUIR
der, Is cases Of aggravated assault. 2 OF which
endangered life, 2 of cutting and manning
persons, "a incendiary cases, of robbery and
burglary, Z of taking and holding forcible
possession, II of cutting, killing and maiTing
cattle, of robbery of arms, 5 of riots and af-
trays, and . of administering unlawful oaths.
There were 2S3 cases of intimidation, 1S9 by
threatening letters, and A miscellaneous. One
case OF attacking a house was reported, 4S OF
Injury to property and of firing into dwellings,
and l of obstruction of railway traffic, Total
number of ofenses 3S1. Cork heads the list
with So; Roscommon and Clare have each rs;
Kerry 81; Galway %; Leitrim 2; Mayo 20;
Limerick 10, Monaghan and West Meath
Is each. The refinement of cruelty was
reached at Kantark, where man named Sulli-
van was arrested for putting needles into po-
tatoes, which he was giving to cattle of Boy
cotted farmers. It is stated that Forster said
few days ago that Parnell would be kicking
his heels in Kilmainham before many weeks
If he obstructed the fair working of the land
bill after it was well in operation.