The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-05
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LONDON, November "A correspondent
at Armagh, speaking Of the fears thatqhe
Land Court will be blocked, says; Assoon
as q few decisions have been given and as
the tendency Of the decisions begins to be
gasped by the landlords and tenants
amicable arrangements will take place In
an overwhelming proportion of cases.
There is some reason to believe that the
Irish government had information of the
serious designs OF a section Of the extremists
to provoke q rising throughout the country
before the progress Of the land act had time
to create better feeling among the people.
The government, however, was well pre-
pared.
Archbishop Croke, Of oashel, in re-
plying to the address OF branch OF the
Land League, advised tenants to render
u fair rent, that II they were refused the
fault would not be theis, 1t would show
that the Irish can, for their colntry's sake,
endure insults and injuries. He declared
the government had established a reign Of
terror.
Tho police OF Blackburn threatened the
lessee Of the hall with the loss Of his license
ithepermitted II the Land League meeting at
which Miss Anna Parnell was to speak.
Forster, Chief Secretary for Ireland,
comes to London for the approaching cab
met council,
LoSGuREA, November AFTER tho ton
ant farmer Doherty, who was deceived out
Of his house at CaTrigan, was shot, the
murderers visited the house OF his cousin,
who also had been BoyCotted in connection
with agrarian dis u.es, and, al or vainly
endeavoring to decOy him from the house,
fired through the window, but without Of
feet,
GERMAN AFfAIRs.
BERLIN, November 4.-The anti-semetic
DetLtsche 1dgbLah announces thatthe Gonset-
yatiye committee telegraphed Bismarck,
THE Conservatives Of the Reichstag will
continue to oppose the Progressst ring,
Bismarck replied, thanking the committee
for the telegram and saying that he was
grateful for any support for the struggle
against the aims Of the Progressists, which
are prejudicial to the Emperor and the
Empire.
BERLIN, November 4,-The Nailopdi
Heitung states that Bismarck recently enter.
tained prominent Jewish manuiacturerat
Vargin, at which time the Prince declared
that he decidedly dlsapproved Of the Juden
hotze and would never entertain pro-
posal to Curtail tie constitutional rights OF
the Jews. He was, he saitl, naturally In
clined to criticism Of tho opposition, but
he made no distinction between his Chris
tian and Jewish opponents, In replying
to an address and teIegrams he was, he
said, merely actnated by politeness, He
would have similarly acknowledged the
adhesions Of the Progressists II he had re.
ceived any.
LAND COURT DECISIONS.
DUBLIN, November 4.-The sub. Commits
sion Of the Land Court, at Belfast, has given
judgement In the cases OF fifteen tenants,
on the estate OF ArChdeacon Crawford, IN
all except one reducing the rents. Thus, the
rent Of Gl22 Is reduced to ESQ. Anotherof
Ell to G4S. Another Of eco to esq,
Cardwell, Honorary Secretary, and Ken
NY Treasurer, OF the Castle Conner,
County Kilkenny Land League, who eva
ded arrest week ago, returned home,
giving hepolice notice Of their arrival, and
was arrested and taken to the Mas iail.
There were four additional decisions 10.
day reducing rent rate in each case about
2s per cent. Being market day there was
q large attendance Of farmers who received
the announcement decisions with great de-
light Lord Waterford's tenantry having
paid full rentsand promised not TO prevent
hunting sport was recommended to-day
and there was large muster.