Daily globe., 1881-06-09
IRELAND.

THE CAUSES FOR EXISTING TROUBLES.
LONDON, June S.-Lord Carnovan, speak
ing, strongly condemned the policy OF the
government, who, he said, are responsible for
the civil war in Ireland. They would find the
question not to be one of land merely, but
that every class of property would be me-
naced. He did not think Englishmen would
long be hoodwinked.
Sir Richard Ashton Cross, speaking at st.
Helena, ventured to say, no government had
ever made 30 many serious mistakes IN 50
short time.
Joseph Chamberlain, president of the board
of trade, speaking at Birmingham, said 1t was
perfectly evident that the causes of disorder
In Ireland are more deep seated than supposed,
and that they arc not to be found in the action
of this or any previous government. They
are to be found in the condition OF the people
themselves. Force, he said, was no remedy,
but certain amount Of force was necessary
to uphold she law.
TROOPS.
The special train with troops from Cork
arrived at skibbereen this morning. An OBJ
struction had been placed on the track to
wreck the train, but was discovered in time to
prevent disaster.
THEATER BURNED.
The Theater Royal, Belfast, Ireland, was
destroyed by fire this morning.
MARINES PUT TO FLIGHT.
DUBLIN, June s.-A party of fifty marines
sent from Bantry to Ballydehab, was met at
the latter place by mob numbering 1000.
After much stone throwing and some bayonet
charges the marines were compelled to retreat
to Bantry under the protection OF priest.
Two were severely injured.
A process server has been SO severely beaten
at Dromox, County Sligo, that he is dying.
BAYoNETs BROKEN.
CORK, June 8.-Many bayonets with which
the marines charged the crowd at Balydehob
were broken. The people assembled on the
top of steep hill, at one end of Ballydehob.
The soldiers thought to fight their way
through, and some hurled stones at ths peo-
pie.
AGAIN EXCITED.
Quietness having been restored at Skibber-
cen, one hundred troops were about to quit
the town, when the rails were found torn up.
The town again became excited The military
are uuartered in the town hall. The magls-
trates have closed the liquor shops after 6P.M.
until June Is.
The gunboat Goshawk is off Skull.
The rails cut at Skibbereen have been re-
paired. 1t will take some days to repair the
telegraph wires.
A farmer named Healey has been arrested at
Limerick under the coercion act.
POVERTY NO BAR.
DUBLIN, June S.-Secretary Blaine in Tsply
to question by Brereton. Irish emigration
agent at Dundall, as to whether the landing OF
able-bodied paupers in New York
would be objected to, his written
Poverty ia no bar to immigrants willing to
work and obey the laws, but that the immi-
grafton of dissolute paupers and criminals is
certainly Objectionable.
D1eoBEDIENT BISHOPS.
The pope is said to be much impressed at
the active participation of the Irish clergy in
the late agitation, despite his express iniunc
tious, He has laid the matter before the con-
gregation for extraordinary ecclesiastical af-
fairs in order to recall disobedient bishops to
their duty.
DIsGUsTED MILITARY.
Wide spread dissatisfaction prevails among
the military and police, owing to the manner
in which they are ordered about to serve as
targets for the missiles pf the multitude.