Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-23
county. A farmer named Comay
has been fatally beaten at Corkey,
Slim
ON THE EVE OF AN oUrBREA1

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has been fatally beaten at Corkey
Sligo.
ON THE EVE OF AN OUTBREAK.
CHICAGO, March 2O.--A repre-
sentative of the Chicago Times al
Dublin telegraphs to this bureal
that an immense number of eject
ment processes have been served IL
Galway and many other counties
Large bodies of the police are oul
every day in Galway protecting
servers. Many of the process serv
ers have refused to act. Lord Dun.
handles was obliged to serve a hun,
dred ejectments himself, protected
by large force Of police. Eject.
ments were also served ON the REQ
| nOyles estate. There is II vasl
amount of misery among the peo.
pie everywhere, but they are deter.
mined to hold out to the last. The
great spread Of the movement In
America has raised the spirit of the
people to an extent never witness.
ed before. Even large farmers are
permitting their cattle to be seized
and sold by the Sheriff rather than
break the rules of the League.
Crowds attend the sales, but no one
bids against the agents of the
Em ergency Committee. The auc.
tioneefs refusing to act, the baili ifs
have TO manage the sales. People
regard the promised Land bill as a
farce, aud have no hope except in
the League. The priests are more
active than ever since the passag Q
of the Coercion Act, and are urg-
ing the people to endure anything
rather than rack-rents. More ar
rests are expected, and it is ru.
mored thst Dublin city will be pro-
claimed mkt week. IF the threat
ened evictions are carried out
great disturbance will follow.
There was great demonstration
in London on Sunday, over the
funeral service of the Gear in the
Greek Church. Every public
building in the city was surround.
ed by heavy Gordon of police to
guard against IL possible blowing
mp.
BradinuEh's seat.
LONDON. March 20.-The Tory
attempt to expel BradIaugh, pend
ing judicial decision, broke down,
the speaker refusing to exclude
him without instruction from the
House. The Government has pri-
vately intimated its intention to
secure to Bradlaugh fair play.
Lawyers generally expect Brad
laughs appeal will fail. He will
then resign and offer himself for
re election, expecting to obtain the
full support Of the Liberal party in
Northamton. He will then take
the usual oath, which, it Is admit
ted, he has the legal right to take.
Bradlaugh to-day applied to the
Court of Appeals to hear his case
Wednesday, and was ordered to re-
new his application on that day.
inss amd Hanks UudeT Quart.
NEw YORK, March 2O.-A Void
special says: The ridicu-
Ions attempt TO blow up the Man
sion House 10 ascribed by some TO |
ihe Fenians aud by others to The
agents of the secret Continental
Socialists now residing in London,
out it is more probable that it was
either a very rough practical joke
lpon Lord Mayor Macarthur and
he London public generally, or q
police job for the purpose of secur-
ng extra appropriations for the
orce. 1t is certain, however, that
the Criminal Investigation De.
)artment is to be believed, that va.
'ious plots have been laid
o destroy public buildings,
out whether the conspirators
ire Fenians or Internationalists,
he police themselves do not pre-
end to know. Since Michael Bar
'etts attempt to blow up the Clerk
,Hwell prison, Londeners are ready
o believe in the maddest projects
attributed to Irishmen. l UNDER
tand that GrenfeIl, Governor of
he Bank Of England, has received
Information that an attempt will
70 made to hoist the "Old lady on
rhrea dneedle" street into the air,
md that the military guard which
occupies the bank every night has
'een doubled. There Is legend
hat u rat.catcher once obtained
Icoess to the bullion.room In the
)ank from the sewer which runs
beneath 1t, and perhaps the agents
II the "skirmishing fund" have an
dea that they also can operate
rom the drains. If they have,
hey will learn that the rat. t.catcher
tory Is apocryphal. A close watch
s also being kept on the Royal Ex-
'hange, the London and West
Minister Bank, and the bank and
insurance buildings in Lombard
'treet and old Broad street. The
buildings, which were
thoroughly explored the other day,
ire guarded by a picked posse of
detectives, besides the regular off,
,ers on duty there. The clubs,
more particularly ethose where sb.
'entee landlords are supposed to
'quander their rents at baccarat,
1ave been warned to look out for
but this is doubtless
oke of some OF the young mem.
oers, or at best the plot of geutle-
men rendered morose and desper-
ste by being blackballed. Parnell
md his followers feel these alarms,
which, associated in the public
mind with the League agitation,
ire doing great injury to the cause
II the Irish people. 1t would be.
luite impossible for Gladstone to
larry q liberal measure of land law
'eform II any outbreak were com.
nitted either in London or the
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