The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-18
UNENVIED ERIN.
MORE LAND LEAGUE ARRESTS MADE.
The Government DetsrniIasd aBd the IrlAhmsn
FIrn In Opposing Alleged Oppressive Meas.
BrsS-ThS Exaggerated Stories OfthS
RIOtIng-DAmSsIRg Storms.

LONDON, October l7,-Parnell is in tn
prison infrmary with Dillon, Sexton AM
0'Brien.
The Fifty-second Regiment has been or
dered to Ireland.
Eleven men who were returning from
working on BoyCotted farm near Pos
Arlington, were fired upon and tiv'
wounded, one seriously This is the atliIi
which led to the arrest Of Andrew anC
Patrick Gallagher on suspicion OF firing TIN
shots, as before mentioned.
A man was mortally shot near Trallee
county Kerry, duringan atIray between th'
police and party OF armed men,
LEAGUE IEA DQuAETGRs MOVED.
DUBLIN, October 1.-THE head quarten
Of the Land League has been transferred tC
Liverpool.
The State government in the eases oi tll,
Land Leaguers who escaped to England
have consulted English and Irish law oiIi
GERS. These consider any attempt to en-
courage intimidation from England sub
ject 70 Indictment.
a Paris correspondent writing to the
Clerical PrsS condemns the Irish arrests.
a Berlin correspondent represents that
the arrest Of Parnell has tended to raise
Gladstone In the estimation of the Ger
mans, and the North German GQIeile says
the time for indulgence hAs gone by.
The Irish Times accuses the police Of the
llerccst oxcesses in dispensing the crowds
Saturday.
Twenty-three persons are in the Liner.
ick hospital with bayonet wounds. The
Magistrate stated from the bench to-day
that the police Ind strict orders never III
the future to nre blank cartridge, but fire
with effect. Bigyar left Dublin lust even.
ing for llolyheNd, lie fully expected to be
arrested, but resolved no longer to await
the action Of the Castle authorities. james
Palmer, Secretary, and another prominent
member Of the Middleton Cork League;
Lemon, Secretary, and OTOOle, member Ol
Talon dublin county branch; Lyman
organizer Of Kings and Queens counties
and WCstmeath Leagues; White, Secretary
Of Clare League, and Henry Egtn, Secre,
tary OF TullNm0re League, are all lodged
in Mans Jail. The authorities contemplate
arrests at Belfast and other parts in the
north OF Ireland. Sexton, Dillon and
O'Brein are charged with being reasonably
suspected Of reasonable practices. 1t l.
proposed to start fund for the mainten.
anCe Of State prisoners. The members O
the League Clnim that Arthur O'ConnOl
being thoroughly instructed in the manage.
mGnt OF the League, his escape will en-
able the organization to continue.
THE GOVERNMENT IN EARNEST.
The London Pail Mall Ga:pite says As
neither O'Brien nor Quinn participated IN
the public meetings their arrest IL naturally
taken to mean that the Government will
tolerate no form Of intimidation however
indirect. We may even infer that the
Castle will c0nstrue too rigorous criticism
OF Its action w intimidation. The recent
proclamation leads to the same inference
The Land League is to he suppressed fOrCi
bly,. That Is the long and short OF the mat.
ter. Violent suppression OF the League
which has never yet been declared illegal
Is only the beginning Of task which liel
before the country. II the land act fails L
bring even u temporary peace, then Grea
Britain will have nothing less to do than L
frame wholly new system Of government
for Ireland. 1t Is intolerable, even impos
sible, that we can continue to govern by {
series Of spasmOdiC cOupS dridt Poison
may be Il useful drug in certain emergcn
Cies, but the nation cannot live on politiCa
poison for It's daily food, not even Ireland
Tho corporation today adjourned tosceE
an interview with Forster, the Chief SeCrC.
tary, In accordance with resolution to ell
deavOr to obtain ASSURANCE that the OF
tentatious display Of the police force Sat
urday and Sunday with such lamcntablC
consequences, shall not be repeated"
A. Braham, Treasurer Of tho Limerick
Land League, was arrested on charge Of
being reasonably suspected OF reasonable
practices.
In Limerick tonight the rioting was re
newcd. Three companies OF the Sixty
seventh regiment escorted Abraham
Treasurer Of the Limerick League, TO Jail
The occupants Of the houses stoned the
police utter lodging Abraham In Jail. The
police again charged and fired upon the
mob in High street,
In Dublin the riOting was renewed TO-
night, and the police were compelled to re-
treat over Carlisle bridge under shower
Of stones.
At Charlevile, county Cork, the police
we're stoned. Tie riot net was read, and
the military being called out, cleared the
streets, Thirty.ilve arrests were made.
EXAGGERATED REPORTS.
NEw YoRK, October ia special from
Dublin says the people should be warned
against the exaggerated reports Of an out
burst OF public fury in various quarters ol
Ireland, regarding the recent arrests. The
idea Of Organized resistance may be dis