, 1881-10-18
Further Commotion IN Cork,
Limerick, and Charlie
vile.
The Dublin Police Compelled
at One Time to Re-
treat.
Twenty-three Persons in tho Liner
iok Hospital with Bayonet-
Wounds,
4 Grent Hue and Cry Over
the Brutality Of the
Police.
Eleven Men Fired Upon by
Land-Leaguers, and Five
Wounded.
Both the Clerical and Anti.property
Press Of Paris Down OH the
Irish.
,che Germans Pleased to Behold
the Suspension Of Habeas
Corpus.
A Largely Attended Meeting In Boston
Addressed by 00onnor and
Phillips.
Eleven Men Fired Upon by
Land-Leaguers, and Five
Wounded.
Both the Ulerical and Anti.property
Press Of Paris Down on the
Irish. :.
,che Germans Pleased to Behold
the Suspension Of Aabeas
Corpus.
A Largely Attended Meeting In Boston
Addressed by 00onnor and
Phillips.


ON TIE OTHER SIDE.
EXAHHElAT1nN.
DUBLIN, Oct. l7.-People should lie warnctl |
agaInst exaggerated reports 0f the outbnrst |
Of public fury III various quarters 0f ireland |
regarding the recent arrests. The idcn OF |
Organized resistance may be dismissed. Even |
uuorganfzed mobs nre not dangerous. Tic |
Importance Of tic ntfntrs hero Saturday atla
Suutuy nights Is not ascribablo to tile ylo-
leuco OF the crowd, but to
TftE BRUTALITY Of TI1E roL1cE,
There wns hardly q member Of the special
force not more or less drunk. Ono police
MAN said tie force Ind Ind nothing to eat
auu but little sleep since Saturday morning;
but they were able to get drink ut several
public so,tscs. Tic result was tint they
were wild with liquor, and II It were not for
their assaults upon innocent peop1e lfttto
would nayo boon known OF tho excitement
III tho streets. Wcll-known citizens, news
paper reporters, telegraph messengers, mid
even women suffered from tho outrageous
conduct of the police. The ilrst reports OF
the Limerick affntr were from tho same hand
that invented tho siege Of Qufnlans s Castle.
It Is stated TINT shooting occurred Mll over the
city, and many people wcre killed. 1t now
tlri,s out tint only one person was wounded
witt, b,icksIlot, Tho fact tint tho Scots Grcys
left III the evening Is sufficient evidence that
tile atfalr was not serious.
TwENTY-TIIlll:E PERSONS ARE IN 1IsIEn1CK
HOSPITAL
with bayonet wounds. Tho Magistrate
stated froll tho bench today that the police
had strict orders hover III future to tiro blank
cdttrtdgcs, hut to fire Will. effect
IN L1MEi.1CK TONIGHT
riuttng was rcuewrd. Three companies Of
u nthf 4
han, treasurer Of the Limerick League, 10
the Jail. The occupants Of houses stoned
the police. After lodging Abraham III jail,
the police again charged, aud fired upon the
mob iu High atreet.
L1MEIlICK AT MIDNIGHT
was quiet. Tho troops were confined to the
barracks.
IN DUBLIN 11OT1Nd WAS RENEWED To-
NIGHT.
The police were compelled to retrcat over
Carlisle Bridge, under shower Of stones.
4 Mon OF FIFTEEN l1uNplsED
chased number OF Consthblcs down Abbey
street toward Store street barracks. Tho
ronstabcs reached tho barracks amid q
shower Of stones. Tho mob then returned
TO Saekvil1e street, and, crossing o'Conlel
bridge, met anotlor body Ut polfce heal
Trinity College, They hunted the pollce
down dave street, Several streets open fol
repAirs gave the crowd MI ample supply ol
stones. Tho mob attacked the Irls'l Tintcs
office, breaking tho windows, md afterwards
Proceeded along tho southern Q,lays n1N
smashed the windows OF every h0slso wller'
lights were seuu. They wrcakcd B!nilla
teIlgenuco OIL tho Mutt 0illca ant
Friendly Drotters' Club. Tho pollce wor
theM drawn ncross Snckvl!o street. Th
arH Hail rt nptH fffhnnrSnSf II
midnight
TIFF RIOTERS TONIGHT
wcre mostly roughs, women, aud corner
boys, really for my mischief. Tho polio
With difficulty kept them from doing serl0u
damage.
TUE LlNKlsAL 3fEstlsElss OF DUBLIN coI
r0ltATlON
havo passed resolution lii favor of confe1
ring the freedom OF the city OIL Parnol
whose nnHlo has beon removed from tho lis
Of magistrates,
FOIETEls,
replying to the corporation deputatfon, stato
TINT the police, In clearing 6ackville stree
acted upon Instructions t0 prevent the llau
from tak!ng possession Of the street. II u
mob Ind been allowed to take possession, tt
consequences would llayo beon far mol
latnentable. Ile regretted TINT any ono In
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