The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-07-15

The Limerick Prisoners Facts About Fenians :
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Cork, June zs.--Co!oi,el Brooks, the
Au,rrls il.i consul In this city, las returned
fiom 4 visit ~ Henry O'Mai,oney, nov IN
yaii on the charge vi the attempted intifsssr
vi Vim oci anton, Justice Vi ine Peace Vi
Baiiy DE Hsu. The coi,ssis says that - Ma
llone, al the time Vi his arrest MAS sewing ~
povf law guaiuia.i, All oiiee vi tiust uiiucr
tie LAWS vi lie kIngdon; that U'MAIioi,ey
MAS made naluI allzeu citizen vi the United
). a.es ueiol- lie accrptra that oiiicr, And
there seeiiis 10 be nv aoubt u IL. 1 he cuii-
sui refuses Ia express ANY further optnion.
He has made tall i,pnt VI Lie CASE " Tue
AMERICAN Legation Ia London AID 10 Tie
Drpart inenL uf safe Ia Washington. lie
So, > the suspended, vi whom there aie 40
Iii the Limerick jail, are leina. kaoiy we'll
trealeu. Iney ale led Wy Tile La al League
aiu ale supplied with clothing and Deuuihs
Gum tine SAINT source, the sheets, pillows,
blankets, mattresses, etc., all beins niai hcd
Nallunal Land League" Lie fuitlief says
the pilsulieIs eiJos open Oil eAeicise Mlhih
q vailed saiden of the prison, daily, anu
that all appea,ed IT, be III good splits ai.u
health.
LONDON, june 2S.-The ITortd says:
Blown, Iiesltient. Gatneia's plitale seeie' ~
~, arrived In England Ia tile lnidie vi juno
III
| IL Was Thought injtiuiciois ~ send eaher by
mail or telegiapn. the instructions eoin-
| pli,cd All order that Tie American cohsuis
tnru.i shout IIela ia savuid reporC faiiy COLI
csrllilg tile cha az. rf AID eAtenL Ut tne dis
salisfacllon, particularly relating 10 the prev
alenL couitcL of the IRISH .inlericat eic-
meat. brown started home with quantity
vi valuable Information cui,cei ming tie trou-
Dles.
LONDON, July 1.-The Mitchelstowi;
eyIctIuns to-day passed of without trouble,
being earl led oul 10y Strong miliia.y anu
police force. IItes hau bern feiled ACROSS
Lie f,,a Ia two PAGES, which i'ecessitatea
the assistance vi u small body vi loyal En-
giueeis VINO were present. The doors of
some of The tenanls had 10 be forced, but In
every Ease rent as paid on tile spot. All
the tenants were on Tie estate vi tile Count
ess Of Kingston. After the troops had re-
turned 10 town two companies VI police
nalclrd up the main street with The object
If dispensing large crowd which had gath
eted IA tile street There was some seoAe
throwing and The constitutes used their pa
tons freely. The Resident magistrate, Eaton,
In person aent up and down street Wariiilis
the people, aud The Colonel commanding the
lr ops seat down word that he would send
them out IL desired. THIS offer Ealon wise-
" declined Had The soldieis come many
lives would have been lost. As it Was, there
were only few bioken heads. All the win
auas on The street were crowded with shop
girls, who seemed 10 thoroughly enjoy the
lille excitement. All the pablo houses
have been closed with aview 10 preventing
the coraer boys frum getting any lighting
| whisky. The town became quiet after the
coiist abulary had been marched OH Ia the
barracks. Near one of the tenants houses a
bridge crossing a stream had oeen destroyed
durng the night, but the company II coil-
stabulary Which was all alcing walked light
Though the water without moments hest
taiion. In all, some half-tlazen tenants
we're made To pay, their subj. Ifiges or at
tempts at delay being useless, especially to-
ward the end of the day, when the sheriff )
temper, hitherto wonderfully controlled with
much tact, began TO rise, owlng 10 the doors
being barred against him. All visits. how
ever, passed oil without trouble, owing sole
ly 10 the presence of the force If cavalry
and infantry, which, a. at kilmalock, COIN
pietely prevented any serious resistance.