The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-24
FOREIGN NEWS.
MORE LAND LEAGUE ARRESTS MADE.
An Attempt ITO DynAnlts' an Iusllgh Landlord
The Indignation Meeting at Hyde Park ISs.
tsrday-PrssdOn Of DublIR City 10 BE- I1.
tsadSd to Parasll-Hsrat Captured,

DUBLIN, October 22.-The Bishops RnC
clergy Of County Kildare adopted a resolu
ton indorsing Archbishop Croke's letter.
+, Dwyer Gray will move in town coun
Gil Tuesday next that the freedom Of the
city be conferred on Parnell,
LONDON, October 22,-Two more arrest
were made to-day under the Coercion Act
The rules relative to doctors visits to the
imprisoned suspects have been modified,
Walsh and Simpson, suspects, have been
released from Kilmalnham, on account oi
III health.
A troop ship with two battalions arrived
at Kingstown to-day,
Several more arrests were made under
the Coercion Act, including the Secretary
and q member Of Charleville County oI
Cork Branch Of the Land League,
The Land League rooms in Cork and
Limerick are occupied by the police, No
members are allowed to enter.
Sixteen arrests were made Saturday in
various places in Ireland,
A jar containing powder was thrown into
the house OF the manager Of Lord Ernes
estate, at Ballindrlt, county Donegal. The
fuse became detached andno explosion oc-
Cured.
An indignant meeting, under the au-
spices Of Pomeroy County Tyrone) Branch
OF the Land League, yesterday dipersed
quietly on the summons OF magistrate,
who was accompanied by large force Of
police.
Maloney, large tenant farmer near
Ennis, was fatally shot Saturday.
AFGIIANIsTAN.
LONDON, October 22.-Thc Viceroy OF
India telegraphs as follows: News has
been received at Quetta, but not confirmed,
that Abdul Kudus Kahn has written to the
Ameer announcing that he captured IIerat
after Il battle outside the city, during which
the Hemt Infantry deserted Ayoob Khan
Abdul Kudus Khan Is said 10 have occu.
pied the city without resistance. II Is also
stated that the Ameer ordered tho illumin.
alton OF Candahar on re3eipt Of the news
and announced tho restOra,io OF peace In
other parts Of Afghanistan."
MEETING IN TRAFALGAR SQUARE.
LONDON, October 23.-The meeting In
Trafalgar Square to express indignation at
Parnell's arrest was failure owing 10 rain
About one thousand men and boys were
present. Most Of them seemed to bo op-
posed to tie object Of the meeting. After
considerable hesitation resolutions con.
demning tho Governments action were
formally declared and carried.
TlIE "UNITgD IRELAND"
DUnLN, October 23.-A correspondent
referring to the reports that the United
Ireland, the Land League organ, was be.
sieged, says the Government has decided
that they cannot seize the plant OF the
paper unless they believe reasonable
conspiracy exists. They have, therefore,
decided to arrest any one taking 0'Brien's
place as editor. A warrant Is out for the
arrest OF James 0'Connor, who conducted
tho paper last week.
A large meeting at the circus OH New
castle-on.Tyne, Saturday, passed resolu.
tions protesting against tho coercion policy
OF the Government.
Among the arrests on Saturday was that
OF Hayden, chairman Of Roscommon town
commissioners, and editor and proprietor
OF the Roscommon Messenger
INDIGNATION MEETING.
LONDON, October 23.-The indignation
meeting ut Hyde Park to-day was, despite
the threatening weather, attended by over
$4,000 persons. The speeches were VI the
usual violent character. A large section OF
the crowd were sight.seers. They did not
attempt 10 manifest any dissent, except in
one trihing instance. AprOcession fmdny
thousand, with bands, banners and en-.
blems, mustered at Charing Cross
and proceeded by the Thames EN-.
bankment Pail Mall, st. James street and
PiCadlly tothe Park. When itarrived four
speeches were made from tho platforms.
The principal speakers were Barry
0'Donnell and Flnigan, Home Rule
members Of Parliament for Wexford
Dungorven and Ennis respectively
and Clark and Hyndmann and Miss
Craigen, connected with the London Dem
OclVtic Association. Resolutions denounc.
ing as 'Cowardly and lawless the action Of
the coercion government in attempting to
forCibly suppress freedom OF speech" were
unanimously carried. Spectators state that
thedemonstration was remarkably orderly,
and the class Of Irish present appeared to
be respectable workingmen. Hardly any
police were visible. The names Of Dundas,
Gladstone and Quaker Bright, especially
the latter, were greeted with groNns and
shouts Of "Traitorsl"
stitrwREcEEp.
LIVERPOOL October 23.-The steamer
Palestine, from Boston, picked up Friday
off Bally Cotton, Ireland, boat containing
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