The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-08
AGRARIAN OUTRAGEs
seemlngIy on the IncFeaNe In Ireland
Prog'eSs Of AGAiFn COpneetsd with Ihe
AsiIAIionS There.

Seemingly on the InrFsaSe In Ireland
PF0gI ess Of A1aiFn Connected with Ih
AgiIAIionS There.
J DUBLIN, January IA bailif and hi
vile and the wife and son OF tenant werI
seriouSly assaulted alBAllinSmore, county
Lsitrim, byarmsd men. For q month therI
haVebeen petty sessions at BAllinamore
but the League Court slts regularly. The
Court ol the Queens Bench Is almost de.
serted. The reading Of notes Of tho po
lice and speeches delivered by Bremani
and Nally were continued In the State
trials to-day.
The otticers OF the Tralee b. b OF the
Land League will have an examination
in jail, as 1t Is feared 10 take them through
town to court The Soliciter and VII.
nesses refused to attend the examination
in town because oil the intense popular
excitement .
TalbAt, tradesmau, OF Tralee, in Nun.
ser, and q amembeF OF the Fries Branch
Of the Land League, has been arrested,
LONDON, January 7,-rhe TTma says;
We are informed that the Pope has writ,
ten q letter to the Archbishop Of Dublin.
OF which the Foreign Office has authentic
iniOTmalian, strongly Oondemning the
method In which tile agitation in Ireland
ts conducted, and that very EN- phatiO in.
snuCti0ns have been Issued to the Oatho.
lie prelates enjOlnhg them to makeia stand
against the anarChiOal aRd communistiC
doctrines which have been preached and
put into practice,
A dispatch from Dublin says: A report
OF the Land Commission has been sent to
the Government, The report expresses
the views Of three commissioners, two
dissenting.
The TIms says; II 10 expected that the
debate 10 the House Of Commons on the
address in reply to the speech from the
Throne, and amendments thereto, will oc,
cupy three nights, In order to facili al o
the discussion Of the coercion bills, and
expedite their passage, the Government
intends, II necessary, to have prolonged
sittings Of the House.
LONDON, January 7.-Iu the House OF
CommOne this altOrppOn the Chief Score
Lary for Ireland, In replying To James
O'kelly, Home Ruler, justified the recent
prohibitions OF the Land League meet.
tnRs A gCene arose, when 0'Kelly moved
an adjournment Of The House, apparently
with the intention IN IpaOEt to obstruC.
lion. lie pFelpsted against the illVgAlity
oi the prohibitions.
Thomas Sexton, Home Ruler, and other
memheTa followed, protesting aganst the
tyranny and shaCkIing Of the freedom Of
speech nt those struggling for their lives.
Mr. Forster, Chief Secretary Tor Ire.
land, replying Ia q question put by RI.
Hon. Mr. Gihaon, Conservative, stated
that 1853 persons were under police pro.
lection In Ireland, and that there had |
been S,o1S agrarian outrages up to the end
OF December,
The debate on the address In reply 10 the |
speech from the Throne Waa resumed,
Mr.. Parnell charged The London press
with entering into q conspiracy against
the good nGme Of Ireland. He defended |
the acts Of the: e:Lsud League, which be de.
Calred had always feprobated outrages.
Parnell concluded by moving an amend.
ment to the address, declaring the peace
OF Ireland pan not he promoted by Bus.
pending the constitutional rights OF the |
people. Forster said that Parnell must
have known Lhatthe result OF his speeChoa
would be the committal OF outrsgea,
ODonuell and 0'ConpSp rose 10 ques.
tion OF order
Tho Speaker ruled that Forster was IN |
order.
After strong speech from Gibson at.
tacktng the Government for its dilatoriness
and denouuClng the Land Leagues, the
debate adjourned.
ADOPTION OF TuR "TuREE VS." SYSTEM
RECOMMENDED,
LONDON, January THE three Irish
Land Commissioners, In their report
sent to tho Government, recommended
the adoption Of the three F's (fair rents,
free Gales and flIlty OF tenure). They ad.
nit the principle Of free contract, but In.
innate that practically such freedom does
not exist, They propose that rent be fixed
by two ArbltrAtors, one representing the
tenant and the other the land court, with
power 10 summon an umpire II necessary,
and that the rent when fixed 10 TO remain
unchanged for twenty.one yeara. They
would take away the power OF eviction,
except Tor non.payment OF rent,
subletting or wAstefulness. Occupying
tenants are not 10 be allowed
to contract themselves out ot The act, but
non.oCCupying tenants are to be allowed
to do 80, subject " certain limitations and
corporations, aud limited owners should |
be allowed tho amount Of an annual pay.
ment, not to esCoed the present rent.
Tho Commissioners recommending the |
three Fs, are Lord BeBsboro, Haron Dowee
aud VIM. Shaw, NJ. r. The dlssenterB |
are Kavanagh and UCOnnor.
The Times says II is not improbable that
Parnell, at the moment when he has 10
stand ttisl on a criminal chGtge, and
ment 10 combat, may hnd the popular
support In Ireland crumbllng under bis
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