The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-04
THE LAND, LEAGUE
AAD THE SAD IRISH SITUATION.
Vigorous RePFessIVe Measures 10 be
Adopted by the GOVeFnment-Arsh.
hiAh0P CFOks's CampAIEn-O'KeIIy
Expelled Irom the Commons.

LONDON, June S.-A dispatch from Ira.
lee, county Kerry, says Timothy Har.
rington, proprietor Of the Kerry Sentmsl,
was arrested under the coercion act this
morning and conveyed to Galway. Har.
rinGton was elected chief organizer OF the
Land League alter the arrest OF Dayitt,
and has for some time been attending the
sheriffs sales throughout the county on
behalf Of the League, Considerable ex.
element Is made and more arrests are ex.
pected.
A telegram from Anthony, county Gal,
way, says the reported shooting OF the son
ot Lord DunsSTale, Is unfounded.
The Daily Telegraph says the Govern.
ment has received such serious news from
Ireland the last few days that q measure
calculated TO deal with the exceptional
state Of affairs is believed to be engaging
the attention Of the ministers,
The Chronicle says: We understand that
The government Ia considering the ques-
lion OF the suspension OF the Irish Jury
laws, and will probably introduce a bill Eor
that purpose the present session without
interfering with the Land bill.
DUBLIN, June 3.-ATCh. bishop Croke
has returned to Thurles, County Of Tippe.
rAry, after delivering series Of speeches
on the land question, which the opposi.
ton journals assert would have led TO his
arrest II he had been other than q Catholic
Bishop. On his return 70 Thurles he was
met two miles from the town by a band Of
music and 5000 people, with flags and
banners bearing patriotic Irish inscriptions.
tie was brought In the procession 10 the
Archiepiscopal palace. The people wei .
with difficulty restrained from taking the
horses out Of the carriage and drawing II
themselves, tst H, Ut -
The ltHes condemns the Governmental
Inactivity In Ireland. aI i
LEAGUE MATTRRs IN THE CoMMoNs.
LONDON, June Sin the Commons, dur,
Ing the time Of putting question, to ths
Ministry, Thomas o'OOnnor was called to |
order for using the word mendacious,
Mr.. O'Kelley, Home Rule member.
thereupon appllsd the epithets calnmnious
and lying 10 several members Of the House,
and his suspension lor the remainder Of |
the, s!tling was moved by Mr.. Gladstone
and carried by vote oi 1888 to IA. 0'Kelly
then withdrew quietly,
Mr.. Parnell gave notice that he would
call attention TO the circumstances Of the
suspension OF 0'Kelly on Friday.
Dillon's letter TO the Speaker OF the
House OF Commons, from Kilmainham
Jail, 10 published. Dillon inquiries
whether q question Of privilege does not
arise on his arrest, and says that the
Chief Secretary for Ireland read inaccu.
rate reports Of his, Dlllon's, speech, Hell
declaras that 1t did not afford justification
for his arrest. The Speaker In reply saws |
that, as Dillons letter did not relate 10 sri v |
matter ot privilege, he had not thought Il II
necessary to lay It before tho house,
On the motion OF Gladstone to take a re-.
cess till the 9th inst, the Conservative |
raised = heated discussion ON tho state OF |
Ireland. larcourt, Home Secretary,
replying 10 Northoote, denied the charges
oi oonGealment aud lack OF Information
aud accused Northcote Of desiring to EN-.
barrasa the Government BY causing alarm
and adding to the difficulties OF grave olT.
cnmstances now existing. Gladstone said
vigorous steps were adopted by the Irish
executive yesterday for dealing with re. |
distance to the law, including that at the
castle near New Pallas. Nonhoote said |
tho statement was not reAssurlng. Forster's |
absence must OF itself, cause anxiety.
dladstone'g motion TO take recess till the |
oh was agreed to.
ADDITIONAL ARRESTS UNDER THE CoERCIoN
ACT.
DUBLIN, June 3.-Brady, Secretary Of
the Balllnamore, County Lettrim, Land
League, and two men named O'Brine and |
Murray, all OF BAllnamoie, and Gal.
loghy and Reilly, Of the adjacent villages,
have been arrestedunder the Coercion act, |
l ATTACK ON A SOLDIER. 8t
A soldier riding from the postofico 10 |
the barracks in Dublin was desperately
attacked, stabbed and pulled off his horse |
by lsborer. The latter was eventually
secured. lie aaid that IS the inuurrection
had broken out In the country he had |
begun II In Dublin. The soldier wounds |
are not dangerous.
A party Of military was dispatched to |
Ballinamore, county Lietrim, to-day, |
where rioung was apprehended on 40. |
count OF arrests under the coercion act.
EvlcrloSs STILL GOING ON AT NEW FAILAs. |
The force which was sent to New Pal.
lss, nearly 1000 strong, charged and dis.
psrsed tho crowd after crossing the bridge.
Evicions are 10 be continued Tomorrow.
More arrests OF members OF the Land
Lesgue executive committee are RntiCipa.
ted within q few days, 90 that the woTk. |
ings ol the league organization from Dub. |
lin headquarters will ha virtually para.
lyaed.
Sixty men and forty horses and wagons
Of ths army service corps have been or.
dersd from Ports mouth for Ireland Mon.
day. AL the officers whose regiments are
quAttered In Ireland, and who are on |
leave OF absence, have been ordered 10 re.
turn at once.
THE RlnfAIN tt,EsEt a,H,Aue