The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-10-22
lRELAND'S FERMENT.
Excitement Over Parnell's Arrest...Indign alton
and Increased Disorder.
MORE ARR ESTS.

MORE ARRESTS.
The arrest of Parnali on the 18th was fol
lowed next day by the arrest of Quinn, secre
tary OF the Land League, James j, O'Kelly
member of parliament, William O'Brlen, edi
tor of the land league organ, United ireland,
and the re.arrest of John Dillon-all on the
charge of Unreasonable practices Warrants
were also issued for the arrest of Healy, who
is at Iolyhead, and to whom his friends have
photographed to remain there; and for that Of
Arthur O'Connor, NJ. P who Is supposed to
have escaped out of the country. Next day
additional arrests were made, Including John
Heilerman, of the Cork branch of the land
league who was conveyed to Limerick Jail,
and Andrew and Patrick Gallagher, secretaries
of the Ballybuttes and Kilhnane leagues.
On Monday James Palmer, secretary, and
another prominent member of the Middleton
(Cork) league; Lemon, secretary, and O'Toole
a member of the Tullon dublin county
branch; Lyman, organizer of the Kings and
Queens counties and Westmeath leagues
White, secretary Of the Glare league and Hen
ry Egan, secretary Of the Tullamore league
were all lodged in Mas jail
PRECAUTIONS.
BY the way of precauuon against any out
break on the arrest of Parnel! the guards all
over the city of Dublin had been trebled and
the police patrols COUPLED. Dragons rOGe
through the streets in all directions. Detec
| tives narrowly watched the movements Of the
league A posse of police occupied premises
close to the league office. A special force of
foot aud horse artillery had been detached for
duty at Kilmalnham Jail. Forster chief sec
rotary tor Ireland, was guarded by Dragons
in going from the castle to his residence ami
twenty-five hundred troops Of all arms were
I gathered at Mas Instructions were also tel.
egraphed to every military station in Ireland
enJoining vigilance, and flying columns held
in readiness for immediate movements. The
number of troops in Dublin was five
thousand, every sentry being provided with
sued to inspectors of county police throughout
Ireland that after certain hours the men shall
be confined to their barracks except when on
duty, when they shall be armed with loaded
rifles and formed into argeparties,
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