Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-17
GREAT BRITAIN.
1N1nREp BY TIE POLICE.

INJURED BY THE POLICE.
DrRh1N. Oct. 16.-Some severe injuries
were inflicted by the police while dispensing
the crowd assembled opposite the Imperial
hotel Yesterday in expectation of hearing a
speech from Biggar.
REINFoRCEMENTs.
Large reinforcements OF police ana military }
are going to Limerick.
LEAGUE INTERESTS.
LONDON, Oct. leland League interests
will he in charge of O'Connor and Leahy The
headauarters and various branches are
watched nv detectives. Precautions relative
to mblic buildings and volunteer armorles
will be renewed.
CONFLICT AT LIMERICK
ProcIamations prohibiting the meeting al
Limerick were torn down before daybreak.
Col. Knox of the Scots guards told the mayor
any assemblage would be forcibly suppressed:
crowds nevertheless assembled outside OF
town where the military aud police iorestalieu
them, and the attempted meeting was
a iasco. The crowd Jeeringly
shouted the military commands
As the troops moved away stones were throWn
and the troops charged the mob, Inc laiter
closed with the soldiers, who were oraereu 10
load. The soldiers charged several times, Dut
subsequently entered their barracks. The
Scots Greys and police afterwards charged the
mob down George street, causing them TO lice
in all directions. The police In Denmark
street fired upon the mob. S9Vefal persons
were wounded and twenty arrests made Many
houses were wrecked.
After the riot Club house was attacked, WIN
dows smashed and street lamps eXtngulshed.
4 man named Casey, wounded during The
rioting, is dying.
gentlemen who had assaulted the police
was attacked and fled into the Office oi the
Irish Times where many windows were
smashed.
A crowd collected outside of kilmalnhain
Jail and cheered the Imprisoned suspects.
A riot occurred at Mallow.
In consequence of an unsuccessful attempt
TO rescue John Heffcrman, arrested at Cork
Yesterday, while being conveyed to Limerick
iail, the police were stoned, and the head con-
Stable seriously wounded.
The riotng in Dublin Saturday night arose
through the police standing in trout oil Tue
Imperial hotel, and through an imPT0'npIu p6o
IN ,eting ut Nelson's pillar, where 5000 per
sons congregated to listen to an ineorlated
demagogue. The police, cXasperated at the
jcers of the mob, rushed at and drove the mop
of the steps.
SECRETED,
All league papers and documents are being
secreted.
TO HE'LL WITH BUCkSHOT.
Saturday night the police frequently charged
the crowds on Castle bridge and sackVlle
street. The mob shouted "to hell with
Buckshot," and cheered Parnell, Dillon and
other leaders. Many persons were seriously
injured. The action of yesterday is severely
condemned.
FERMENT.
TI,o Ir;eb ,,oDuIotion Of IivprnOo1 are
state of great ferment. The gates oil Dublin
castle are closed and arms stacked in the upper
yard. The city is divided into three districts,
entrusted to the charge Of magistrates special
ly appointed to charge. Many army olhcers
are sworn ia rs magistrates. General quiet
prevails this evening, and disorders arc ex-
ceptonal. Sir Thomas Steel, commander OF
the forces, received q telegram Tonight, re-
porting all parts of Ireland quiet. All officers
of regiments in ireland are ordered 10 duty
Immediately.
CHURCH ATTACKED.
In Dublin mob attacked the Congregation
al church on York street, and smashed the
windows. The service was stopped and the
congregation dispersed.
ORIENT.
Meetings to-day at Grange, Enniskillen and
Klttishen resolved TO pay no rent until Parnell
was released.
ARRESTS.
Patrick Gallagher and secretary's ot The
B4llybutts and Killinane leagues were re-
spcctively arrested on suspicion of being con-
cerned in the shooting six persons in A'ory-
borough.
PARNELL'S ARREST DENOUNCED.
LONDON, Oct. 16.-The Manchester, Edln-
burgh, Coskinwell, Greea and London leagues
passed resolutions denouncing the arrest OF
Parnell Robt Leak, liberal N. p. for Lanca-
shire said Parnell had proved himself an
avowed rebel,
The meeting Of Democrats at Clerkenwall
Green was rather riotous. Several free fights
occurred Gladstone was strongly denounced.
Parnells sympathizers endeayored 10 lynch
man who moved an amendment. Carricatures
OF the cabinet ministers were burned,
READY To DIE.
PARIS, Oct. 16.-EagaR, of the land league,
states the tide of revolution was rising higher
IN ireland, where there was disciplined and
merciess revolt Of hungry men against the
ploated rich. a prolonged Incarceration OF Par
nell might be said to produce general insur-
rection of the land league, who were prepared
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