The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-09
TELEGRAPHIC
HOWLING HIBERNIANs.
Matters Growing Worse IN Ire
land.
An Excited Mob at Work.

proves unfounded. The report, however,
threw the people into q violent ferment.
| Thousands of men and womea crowded
into the village of Schulz, wrecked the
police staff N and Office, tore down the
telegraph wires and cut up portion cf
| the road. The excitement was taken up
by the people Of Skibbereen. who at last
| accounts were engaged in fearful riot.
| They wrecked the house of q car owner
who had supplied cars to the police.
| Their Indignation became unbounded
when they discovered a special train with
| 800 military had been sent from Cork.
and they tore down the telegraph wires
to BRlly de Hob. Schulz is reported ia
accessible by the ordinary roads, which
are broken up and the bridges pulled
down Five hundred foot soldiers,
twenty dragons and seventy service
corpsnen were, with gun, being sent to
the scene from the west. Father Muir
ply has given no definite intima-
ton of his arrest to the public. fear
Ing the police. The grounds for
suspecting that he is under arrest are,
according to Skibbereen correspondent,
very strong. He was seen with the police
several times on Monday, when q docu-
ment Of some kind was handed to him.
A ferce has been sent into the disturbed
district fully provisioned for month.
The Gazette proclaims the prohibition
Of meeting at Mullingsd, on the ground
| that it is intended for the purpose Of the
! obstruction Of Writs.
Kings County is proclaimed under the
provision of the arms act, and three more
bGronies in County Meath, under the
coercion act. The Land League reports
81, 400 received from the United States
since the previous meeting.
A tenant farmer Of Cahir, named Lee,
was arrested under the coercion act.
Government have considered the ex-
pediency of suppressing the Land
League, but there is q difference Of
opinion among lawyers as to whether it
can be done without an act of Parlia-
ment, or at least, done so efficiently as 10
prevent the proclamation being evaded.
But the course hitherto adopted of ar
resting violent speaking etc, is calcu-
lated 10 obtain tho same result by q more
certain though less rapid means.
New York, 7.-HerGLd'S Cork: Alarm
ing reports come from the west of County
Cork. Serious riots and disturbances
are reported to have occurred at Schulz,
but the telegraph wires are cut and the
roads from Schulz to Skibbereer torn up
and obstructed, go that it is impossible to
obtain authentic news. The cause of the
trouble is the intended arrest of Father |
Murphy, the. parish prie.t Of Schulz,
which the people, it seems, in |
tended to resist. The last report |
from Schulz says that it is unknown |
absolutely whether he is to be arrested. |
but the suspicion is very strong. Father |
Murphy was more that once seen In the |
company of the police yesterday, and a
document of some description was
handed to him. Schulz was last night |
thronged with Thousands of people. A |
man who rode into Skibbereen from
Schulz reports that the telegraph wires
are lying across the road in several
places. The tearing up of the roads is
to fear that the priest might
be conveyed by a different route from
Father Murphy addressed
q large multitude last night from his
ball door, and from his language in eau
tioning the people to depsrt in peace, he
eft a considerable suspicion on the
prevalent that several houses in Schulz
and cars which were used for the arrest
Of Henry O'MshoDey. the Suspect"
arrested on Saturday, had been thrown
into the HArbor of Schulz. Tonight at
o'clock, special train left Cork with
\ large number of troops from Skibber-
cen, whence the journey will have to be
by road Railwsy com
has not been carried further.
The district is 8 wild and inaccessible
one, and has been notorious as . hold of
Fenianism.
The authorities in Dublin are in q stst g
bordering ON condensation. Not sir gle
is being neglected to meet
Any emergency that may arise The
Scots Guards are in readiness to move
again TO any part of the country at three
hours notice. Service corps wagons,
with the full compliment of ttendants,
are being forwarded to the disturbed
districts. as rapidly as they arrive from
England. There is every probability that
he force in garrison in Dubin, will be
augmented by another battalion Of guards
o-morrow. The Dublin flying column
.oes out in full marching order On what
5 Ostensibly practice march, but there
re Fumors that the troops will not re-
urn to the city. Disturbances were
to-day, at MullenRad,
where a proclamation similar to that
which has been issued at New Pallss mas
cen published, and at Clonmsl where
he sales, adjourned from last week, will
axe place.
4 later telegram from Cork states that
hree miles of telegraph wires have been
Orn DOWN. The force which left Cork
s-night, in two special trains. consists of
on men of the rife brigade, thirty dra-
oons of army service corps men, am
ulsncs wagons aud twelve baggage
wagons, with no artillery. 1t is not be-
ieved that the priest has been Arre'ted,
ut the most sensational rumors are flying
bout. One is to the effect that several
ridges between Skibbereen and Schulz
ave b. eh destroyed. This is not Authenti-
ated, even the officials of Dublin Castle
ave not received any intelligence from :
he district since morning. the last iee
ram stated that the police barracks had
cen attacked and assistance was urgently
sked for. Another body OF troops, with
rtillery il required, will leave Cork in
be morning for Skibbereen.
Worlds London: The number of out o.,
ages IN Ireland is increasing. The fig
res stand as follows: January 439,
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