New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-24
THE IRISH LAND WAR.

| MORE ARRFsTs-A CONTEST EXPECTED IN MEATH.
| LONDON. Nov. 23.-Three arrests were made to-
day under the Coercion Act including that of the
Secretary of the CastletOwn branch of the Land
| League.
| During the hunt of the Kildare hounds three
hounds were poisoned at Sallins The Master of the
Hounds consequently stopped the hunt aud can
ceed the programme for the season. mob of 800
people attacked the Armagh Hunt Club at Bally-
macnabb. Many of the horses were severely stoned.
| The Dublin Frec,adas Journal proposes suhscrip-
iOns to supply the suspects with food and cloth
ing, without trenching on American subscriptions,
and says: I'VE think this will test the sincerity of
the farmers toward Mr.. Pamell7
GOodbody's factory at Clare has been closed; the
employers having refused to take back the ring
leaders of the recent strike. The factory employed
| 900 persons. The police guarding the premises.
1t is stated that A. NJ Sullivan, Member of Parla-
mcnt for Meath, has finally agreed with commit
tee of his constituents to apply immediately for the
| Thitcrn Hundreds. The Executive Of the Land
League in Paris, after correspondence with Mr..
Parnell have agreed to put forward for the vacancy
Mr. Daviit rs well as another candidate of full e-
! gal qualifications probably DR.. Kenny or Mr.. EgaD.
At the general election last wear. Mr. PaTnell
cciyrd i'm Meath 2 2S} votes: his Liberal opponent,
! Mr. Eourkc, rec ivcd Oh. Mr. Sullivan was subse
qucutly chosen in place of Mr.. PANEL, who decided
! TO sit for Cork
y lrlSnUan
the Town Hall, at Newcastle last night, prevented
! 4. W. Dixie, Member Of Parliament from address
! ing his constituents by groanS and hisscs
THE "No RENT" MOVEMENT.
! The Times in leading article says:
We arc unwilling 70 renqush hope ~ Improvement in
Ireland but cannot close eyes the fact that the
most recent evidence points me opposite direction IL
/ a considerable section Of the people have decided
| to adhere 10 the policy of thea No Rent manifesto
10 that the plan of dealing with recalcetnnt
tenants county by county has already been adopted
the counties OF Icitrim aud Cdyan, where two flying
columns each consisting Of 800 soldiers and police,
have been detailed for protecting those engaged IN car
In many places it s notorious that to pay rent at all
il as dangerous II some time back 10 pay more
than Criiths valuation The cattle of parish priest
have mutilated because the owner denounced the
kilmainham manlfcrto.
five have 30 deal with Thoroughly disahectcd and
dislnyal population OF whom tenant farmers ana ther
families do NOT half II Is Idle 10 expect 20 re-
store order by holding ont the hope OF general reduc'
ton of The means at the disposal "t thc Govern
mrnt are bondcss and they arc backed by the reH0te
spirit Of the whole population 0f Great Britain III the
existing powers Of the executive deemed Inadequate
others must br granted one thing only Is impossible
that ireland should be delivered over To a"iess iac-
| ton openly aiming At disruption Of the union
The article is based on kilograms from cOrrcSpon-
dents of The 7iBcs detailing numerous instances OF
outrage such as the firing NY an armed party INTO
the house of Lord HessOOrough tagrnt at iuistONh'
County Kilkenny the house being only twenty
yards from the police baTrno ks several cases oi Mt
inc infn houses all within the last few days. M
cendiary fires i'm Galway ana Kings counties, ah'i
thc ulIc1rding of notices with bullets attached
threatening death to rcut-paycrs The SERIOUSNESS
of the situaton is shown by articles in the Dublin
Fr,eman's Journal earnestly appealing 10 the people
not 10 give the executive an excuse Tor further
COcrcivc action
seven men have been arrested Al DunmOre, County
Galway for illegal drilling. A large amount has
been subscribed for their defence