The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06
SAD SIGHTS
In "THE LITTLE ISLE 80 GREEN.v
Regiments OF Regulars Assisting In MAX
ing IctIOns-ThreaIenInE Stale OF
AGairs-An UiIOranee from
"tho ThundeFeF."

Kennedy and his family and househol
goods were turned out Of their home neu
this city, the door barred up, and th
police departed, correspondent returne
to the house where the eviction had take
place. The mother and her ak littl
children were sitting amid or walkin
about the ruins Of their once happy home
There was nothing between them and th
blue sky. Night was coming on, they hsl
nowhere to 20, and thus they were lei
without q ray OF hope 10 cheer them. Th
ColdstFeam Guards and police proCeedeC
to the next tenant to be evicted, and Rs thes
magnificent looking soldiers, the flower o
her Majesty's troops, filed down by thI
little cabin, one could not resist calling Il
mind their exploits In England's creates
war, and comparing them with their pres
ent Rervice. They certainly do not look Al
II they fsnCied their work. A band with
green flag met the soldiers here, bu
there was not the slightest sign OF hostility
except that not one drop ot water nor mol
O morsel to eat would the inhabitants give
the thirsty and hungry troops and the po
lice as they passed through the country
The newspaper correspondentswere, how
ever, received with welcome, and were
offered most generous hospitality. Milk,
eggs, fresh bread aud butter were furnish
cd them in abundance and oil reCompense
for them firmly refused,
On Saturday evening disorderly scene
occurred OF the railway station here, the
panic stricken police attacking o quie!
crowd OF people with the butts OF their
rifles and afterwards charging them with
fixed bayonets.
LONDON, June 4.-Yesterday a party OF
men brutslly assaulted the servant oil
farmer Dempsey, who was murderously
attacked In county Galway recently. Two
farmers have been arrested charged with
being implicated in the assault,
The United Service Gd,ette says: It is
probable the force Of Coldstream Guards
In Dublin will be augmented to brigade.
O'Mahoney, q prominent member Of
the Bsllydehob Land League has been ar
rested under the Coercion Act In spite
Of the large force OF armed constabulary,
tie people twice succeeded In rescuing
0'Mahoney, when finally he was captured.
A portion OF the mob started TO en-.
deavor to intercept the escort at slbber'
cen, county Cork.
O'Mahoney finally informed the police
that II they withdrew he would 20 on
without an escort 10 Limerick jail. He
walked from BAllydehab TO Skibbereen
accompanied by 1000 people, where he
took the train for Cork, and proceeded
thence 10 Limerick. The warrant charges
| him with melting muTdor,
The Press Associations Dublin CORE.
spondent learns that the Government is
making preparations to suppress all Land
League meetings in future.
A seriOus riot occurred OF Cork last eve.
ming. Houses In two streets were com.
pletely wrecked.
James Mannix and bis son, the latter
Secretary OF the Michelstown branch Of
the Land League, have Ueen arrested un-
der the Coercion Act, charged with Incl
a large party Of military went 10
Michelstown to-day to aid in evictions.
Five persons have been arrested near
Killarney for attackinga house and cutting
of the tenants ear.
The Times, In leading article, says;
eve have only TO consider the condition
Of Ireland and the temper Of the Irish
peRsRntry on the one hand, and such
speeches as those of Archbishop Croke, at
Holy Gross, and Parnell yesterday, on the
other, to satisfy ourselves ot the compile.
lily OF the Land League, It's aiders and
abettors, with what is now nothing more
nor lees than'a conspiracy TO defy the law.
The cry oi the League is no longer pro.
test sgainst abitrary evictions. II 10 now
the immoral doctrine that tenant may
refuse to pay what he considers an unjust
rent, even though he Is perfectly able to
pay. Thus 10 the agitation now revealed
In all of It's nakednesS, OF which Arch
bishop Croke, an appointed minis.
ter OF religion, protesting peace
and charity 10 oil men, says 1t
10 not revolutionary, not an irreligious
movement or movement calculated to
iniure anybody. It Is difficult 10 read
Buah words With common patience. II iB
not the landlords alone who suffer under
thiscoarse, lawless terroism, but hundreds
and thousands who are dependent on
them, such Rs mortgagers OF rent charges,
holders oil joint notes, ETC., all Of whom
are absolutely guiltless. No word OF sym.
pathv for these hopeless victims has
escaped the sacred lips ol the min.
later oil the gospel. Yet Parnell can
cordially eXhort the Government To
follow Archbishop Cloke's advice. The
audaCity OF Parnel In repeating Arch.
bishop Croke's advice In the House
Of Commons is simply astonishing.
Lot us see, said Archbishop Ofoke,
'WbVther thare will be that willing.
ness on the part Of the people to sub.
NIT quietly 10 the terms Of the land.
lords br not.' In other words, the gov.
prnment Ia exhorted to leave The landlords
10 the mercy Of the peaEanttY, innatned
by reckless FgitStion, In order 10 prove
what ls perfectly clear already-that they
would get no mercy at all, to say nothing
OF justice. Force may hp no remedy, but
Wien law Is openly deaed and defiance
uOtiHe1 IS q movement calculated to in.
jure. nobody, II is necessary, before all, to
vindlcate the authority OF law"
The following message has bcen tele.
graphed President Garfield, by Boyton,
from kilmainham prison;
II hope the American Government will
heVer submit me, or The honor u The
Republic fought 10 maintain, 10 the deg.
lauhtlOh u an appeal 70 Tue DeneVOlence
oI The CoWardly British Government, In.
capable Of extending 10 my Countrymen
the commonest Justice"
LONDON June 8. - Chief Secretary
Forster will remain in Ireland until alter
the WhitsunLide holidays.
AT Loughfea, Galway county, Saturday,
three neh, named Dolan, Fahey and
Keogh, charged With the. murder of Com
nefs and discharged for lack Of evidence,
wefe re.anested under the Coercion act.
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