The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-03-11
scOOPIKG ZEN IN.
That is what GOVerument Is
Doing for the Irish.
Filling the JaiIs with Turbu-
lent AgitatOrs.

lent AgitatOrss
London, 9.-Fully forty-three arrests
were made in Ireland. Friends Of Boy
ton are taking steps 70 bring his case 10
minister LONell's roiice, with the view
to bis release on the promise TO quit the
country or TO have his trial before ordi
nary tribunals.
New York, Worlds London: The
constsbulary were hard at work again
to-day in some Of the proclaimed dis
tricts. In al, counting yesterdays haul,
fifty-nine persons had been arrested up
to midnight. Jno w. NAlly, OF Bolls,
one of the traversers, was arrested there
early this morning, on the charge C.
melting to murder. he Is q half wllc
fellow ard INDUCES in the widest
manner on the platform. Two-of his
cousins are now IN custody for shooting
HeArne, agent of the Ruiledge property
at Holy mount near Bailmrobe. at .
meeting, held at Balla. the other day
Nally urged the people 10 pay TO rent
except from behind the hedge and in 3
speech at Claremorris he denounced
Lord Oranmore as one vf the
worst of landlords and insinuated
that it would be right 10
shoot him and Mr.. Lambert,
whose estate joins that of OranmoTs
Land Leaguers in Mayo cay Nzlly is
crazy; that he does not belong to their
organization, and that they should not
be held responsible for his uIrerances. II
was Thought that Pat Gordon, the Clare
morris shoemaker, who was also among
the traversers, would have been arrested
to-day, but as yet no warrant has been
issued against him. The excitement in
Mayo ia increasing. This is market day
at Clsremorris, and an enormous number
ofsmall tenants and peasant farmers had
come in from adjoining baronies, ex-
pecting to see Gordon aud Others semitic
Kilmainhsm. Speeches were made by
two or three local nstionalists aud the |
mVb groane1 the landlords stopping at |
Martinans Bros. hotel, but there was no |
conflict with the police.
Orangemen Of the north are Intensely |
hostile TO Mr.. Parnell. They have 10 |
prominent leader now, Mr.. Johnston, Of |
BAllyKilbeg, having been shelY-t with ]
a fishery inspectorshlD some years ago, |
while the death of Ulster Scot, who ful |
minated in honor of piouS, glorious AMI
immortal memory, through the NeI0S |
Letter, has deprived them of the only |
able writer they ever mad. The Grand |
instituted local lodges to fight ParneIiism |
to the bitter end, and a special fund Las |
been established TO break down Boy
cotting. Canadian Orsn gemen are also |
sending money for this purpose, aud the |
executive couEcil of the sovereign Lodge |
of the word, which will hold u SPECIAL |
conference at Lond Dnderry, early IN the |
summer, will issue vigorous pronuncia- |
mento on the subject.
HerGid'S Dublin: The coercion net is |
hauling in its victims from the south and |
southwest at rate which must be highly |
TO the authorities. To-day |
some Of the most prominent of Forsler's |
"village tyrants" were de- rived OF their |
liberty. Ii is remarkable fact hat all |
arrests have been effected so far without
any local disturbance and little excite-
ment. The most notable arrest IL that of /
the celebrated Scrab Nslly, one of the
defendants 10 the state trials, Who was
taken at bis fathers house in Balia. Mr..
Nally recently welt to Luudon, intend
ing TO GO to the Cap and join the Bosrs,
but he changed his mind, and is now as
sured OF com .ortable quarterr for eighteen
months. Those who reached Dublin up
TO Z o'clock were Martin O'HAllerin,
president of the Lougbres, County Gal
way, branch, aud Joseph Dalton, Of
MiltoHn, near Clzremorris, charged
with melting mob TO attack
q police hut; Patrick Kearney, farmer
Of Thurlongmore; Patrick Furey, presi-
dent of AnnsghdOWn League, County
-Four prisoners came in from
County Leitrim, all charged with taking
part ia q riotous assembly. They ara
Charles Nelson, farmer, Drnmshire; |
Matthew Malley, DIumkiran; Patrick
publican. DrumshambrO; j.
McMorrow, national schooimzster from
Dowra. Michael Ginley and Michael |
Flynn were brought from Ennis, County /
Glare, Edward Hussey from Castle
Island, z. ID. Kenny from Bailymscken, |
Kerry, and another from Doola, County |
Limerick In addition to these two ar
rests are reported from Garlic, County
Glare. The names are not given. There
are also three more arrests in County |
Limerick. None Of the prisoners so far
has ever acquired more than 9 LEGAL |
reputation except Boyton, Walsh and |
Nally. The last named gentleman |
whose speeches were notorious for |
their recommendations to give the |
landlords pills. recently had his |
photograph taken standing beside
ditch, with his rife in hand, and q pile |
of cartridges at his feet. The picture |
wss labeled "Nslly's Pills" 1 visited |
the prisoners in jail, to-day, and fsund |
them lodged in cells on the second range
Of the three stories comprising the build |
ing. They are very literally treHted, and
express themselves well satisfied with the
courtesy and kindness Of the governor.
Their meals, with wine or beer, are sent
in from q neiEhboring hotel. Smoking is
allowed, and for six no1rs each day the
prisoners may associate for conversation
and exercise. Two large common roorss,
comfortably furnished, are devoted to
the prisoners for meeting their friends and
transacting business. Messrs. Dillon and
Brennan called to-day and saw Nessrs.
Boyton and Walsh. Boyton said that
his gu 4rters reminded him of state room
on board steamer, and sad that as he
had left his sting behind him IN Kerry,
be was not unhappy IN Imprisonment,
but he still describes his arrest as vio-
lstion of his rights as an American cIti-
zen. Bnyton has had his books a. en-
gineeriDg maps taken to kiimsib ham
and placed in his cell. Nally reached
Dublin tonight by the 10 O'Clock train
from the west. The plstfOrm was
CROWDED. Nlen ne Hbs OolDB pub
in to the cab. lie shouted, "For every
man arrested, let one be laid PROSTATE "
A. Kilmainhsm Jail he cried out IAN ye
for an eye, tooth for tooth" Both
exclamatiors were loudly cheered. The
latest arrests reported are three at Glare
morris, namely j. P Quinn, j. Gordon
and D A. Hern, members of the local
ague branch. There is considerable
excitement at Dublin tonight, but the
whole proceedings sre generally viewed
as q good subject for sport. A large
number of prisoners will arrive by the
mail train at am. from The south. A
fresh batch of warrants was issued to-
night.
London, 1O.-Parnell promised to
attend the great tenant right deponstra-
ton at Enniskilleu on Monday. The
Ulster Land League is making great
preparations for the meeting. The pre-
cautions at armories and magazines OF
volunteers are being gradually released.
Twenty warrants for arrests in West
meath County are Issued.