The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-10
IRELAND
AGAIN ATTRACTING THE ATTENTION
or TIE WORLD.
Her Recent Wounds scarcely Begun 10
Heal IIlI they are Again Torn Open
by her RuIhlcas British Rulers
Arrests Under the 90.
eFclOn Act.

LONDON, March Elm the Common
this afternoon, several Irish amendment
to the Arms bill were rejected, the Homl
Secretary opposing one,
I Moving persons were arrested under ar
act to the right to a jury trial. There
was no reasonable prospect Of obtaining
either witnesses or jury in the AgrariAn
cases, The present agitation is undouhl
edly a Fenian conspiracy under another
name. Various Irish members protested
against the assertion. Capt, M0lar Ia his
argument against the summary proceed
ingS, pointed out that he had that very
day received telegram from Galway an
nounclng that two persons had been ar
rested, whom he believed to be totally In.
Cagable OF the suspected crimes.
At 8 o'clock Parnell was speaking
against tho Government eudeAvoring, in
subservancy to the landlords, 10 abolish
Jury trial for political otilcnae,, when the
chairman put the vote on the amendment,
which was rejected, 27S to So.
The other amendments were rejected by
similarly overwhelming ma jorities and the
Dill passed. through.
On the question to report the arms bill
to the House Parnell claimed the right to
speak, alleging that vote be teken forth
with.
Playfair ruled that he could not be
heard and the Speaker upheld the ruling.
MIR. Gladstone gave notice, that on con.
sideration to morrow, Of the bill as amend.
ed, he should move, after 10 o'clock, any
amendment 10 be put forthwith.
The drawing for ties for the first round
in the pigeon shooting match, resulted in
Dr.. Carver and Ira Paine being oppoed.
Sir Henry jackson, who was appointed
Judge Of the High Court Of Justice, last
week, is dead.
DUBLIN, March Cat a meeting Of the
League yesterday the following resolution
was adopted
WHEREAS, A general union has taken
place between the Protestadts and Oatho.
lies In Ulster In the cause Of the League; |;
therefore
RtSolved, That we earnestly appeal to
the Catholics in Ulster TO hold no demon.
stration on st, PatriCk's Day In order 10
prevent religious disorder.
Dillon said that the men OF the county
Of Derry had already consented 10 abandon
their procession.
LONDON, March O.-O'Donnell writes to
the TIMES regarding the suspension, saying
that the Speaker has informed him that
the conduct Of PlayIAir could be i'm.
pugned by q motion OF the House
going into committee OF sup.
ply. and that he will make a
motion 10 that effect without
delay, and the House will be invited to
decide whether II Is illegal for 3 member 10
speak to point Of order which he Ia for.
biddon to explain, and whether It was
legal for tho chairman TO forbid member
to explain point oI order sought 10 be
raised. The Home Rulers intent 10 raise
question Of privilege on playiair's
ruling. The Land League intend to In.
vestlgate every arrest carefully and place
the particulars before the British public.
Boynton Is an American citizen OF Irish
descent; Walsh is cousin Of John W.
Walsh, one Of the Trsversers, now on his
way to New Zealand.
Many additional arrests were made 10.
day.