Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-15
EUROPEAN ECHOES.
CLOSE OF THE LAND COMMISSION FOR
THE PRESENT.
The New French Cabinet-After the fenians
Austrian financiers-Bismarcks Co.
aIation.
THE FRENCH IN TUNlS DlSGUSTED.
IRELAN d.

LONDON, November 1.-THE expe
rience OF extensive land agents is that
rents are being paid in Sligo, Roscom'
mon, parts OF Galway, Limerick, Queens
county and Kilkenny, but that in
Wexford, Clare, Kerry and parts ol
Cork and other counties, there is a gen.
eral determination not to pay.
The Kileen tenants of the Earl OF
Cork repudiate and condemn the recent
outrages on the estate.
The government contemplates fourth
temporary subcommission under the
land act.
General Meares, Deputy Lieutenant
for the County of West Meath, was fired
| at by two men from behind a hedge in
broad daylight, but not injured. Noar.
rests.
Over I2 900 Applications Filed Saturday.
DUBLIN, November l4.-One of the
most remarkable scenes ever witnessed
in connection with the adminst ration
OF law in this country, was presented at
the Offices OF the Land Commission on
Saturday, which was the last day for
receiving applications for reductions of
rent for November. After this the re-
duction will count from next rent day
in March or May. Over $1,000 appica-
tions were made during the day and
night. The court sat until midnight,
and applications came from all parts.
One lawyer presented ] 300 from Ulster;
another 1000 from Galway, Tipperary
and Cork about 900 came from Ker.
ry, and 200 from Donegal. In fact, there
was not county in Ireland but send
applications. There are now over 10000
applications before the Commission.
BatChes OF fresh cases came by almost
every train. Curionsly enough among
the latest arrivals, about IL o'clock, was
a pile from Parnell's own county, Wick
low. Yet it would be mistake to con-
slider this rush OF cases as break down
OF the influence OF the League. Thous.
ands are not paying, although all that
the majority of the latter class ask is
liberal reduction. 1t can only be a
question OF time when they come into
court, after they find the court
giving reductions on demand.
Meanwhile there may he much trouble
with the most contumacious tenants
The Fenians Aagain.
An important discovery in connection
with the operations of the Fenian or.
ganization has been made in Bradford.
Accident led to the seizure OF a box con.
tanning fifty revolyers, with documents
and other clues, including, it is said, q
list OF local members and Fenian organ.
zers throughout the country. The box
containing the arms was found in a Gel.
lar OF an lrishmau named John Tobin,
in Manningham, suburb Of Bradford
Martin Mulluge, an ex-suspect and
League organizer, in Roscommon and
Leltrim counties, has been re-arrested
under the coercion act and lodged in
Galway Jail.
FeniGn on Gladstone.
LONDON. November l4.-OLeary,
member OF the Fenian Triumvirate, has
written a letter from Paris, declaring
that while he maintains his principles,
and is resolved to combat England, he
deprecates the maligning OF Englishmen.
Gladstone, he says, has given Ireland a
Land Act such as nobody, few years
ago, could have hoped for, and Forster is
very much better than most OF the Irish
Secretaries.