, 1881-06-04
EOKElVN.
r,,,oorary Triumph Of Bad and
''i iuncharitable Laws in
Ireland.
o.,ora, 1yretched Tenants Thrust
'''' inf Of Doors without
Dlooasllcd.
g,;aspt Reliance Of the British People
mon American Charity for
Ireland,
Excited Scene in the House
~ Of Commons Yes
tcrday.
: oKe.ly, the "Hcral'l F." Man. p"t
out on Motion Of Glad
stone.
4 Recess until Next Friday
Taken After Further Angry
Discussion.
III. Land Bill Contains l.oa6 Lines
" Six Lines Finished in
Three Days.
Continued Receipt Of Accounts OF tllt
Bloody Battle Of Bodyke'
Thirty Houses in London Burned-Eulen
berg -Korsakotf- Milan.
pecess until Next Friday
Taken After Further Angry
Discussion.
~. land Bill Contains 1,O85 Lines
" Six Lines Finished in
Three Days.
Continued Receipt Of Accounts OF the
Bloody Battle Of Bodyke.
qA,,., Houses in London Buned-Eulen-
Observation-Disclosures Milan.


Sreclai Chhit.
t,ur,ucH, June 3.-Tho most imposing |
military display seen in Ireland atnc0 the
Hoycott expedition wns made today in |
the eviction Of three tenants Of Col. 1lnro,
near Now 1'allas, County Limerick. A |
l,xe military train, consisting uf
no t;ollstream Guards, 100 Scots Guards,
,a an ambulance corps, headed by Surgeon-
Major Felty, and six Of tho Engineer Corps.
,,d,c at [; o'clock this morning iii New
Pa!!a,. This paco is II small country village.
mtllis 50 turbulent TINT 1t b0asts Of the best
tolce barracks III Ireland outside OF Dublin,
The column was within two hours Joined by
nearly 10 Of the Royal Irish Constabulary.
M9otclock 3
MATCHING ollDEts
were given, n detachment Of police going
ttst then tho guards, mud tlloIl more police.
ln!hls order they proceeded towards Col.
lIare's estate. inst outside Of New Fallns
ttty Of tho guards and toiit-
wagon wcrc detached, nnd camp formed
In The green fields, while the main
botY passed on. After mn hours brisk
march unler broiItng sun, Gurteyalla
o'ilga was reached. When tile 1ncil went
fntto exnmlno tl,e bridge, having teard re-
ports that 1t latt been destroyed, It was
found to ba so and tho engineers thought It
could not be repaired without serions delay.
THE soLD1Eus AND POLICE,
therefore,, managed to cross In single file
along The pa1apets OF tho bridge, which were
lel standing, while the horses went about
bslt al4le down the river and found an easy
| ford. This dctour caused all hours delay to
he resident magistrate and the newspaper
correspondents, who were on jauntlnG-
tafs, aud could not cross. About thou
sand nlen, women, and boys who mot the ex-
pediuou at this point hooted the troops and
police, but offered 10 violence. Tho chapel
bells were, however, ringing, and signal fires
.weFe burning. The alarms and the smoke
Of the fires gathered tho people from miles
around. " lille the troops were crossing the
dYer
CANON o'DoNSEL1
aHisel on the scene, md made speech to
Us excited people, lIo urged them yehe-
nens'y to abstain from giving the soldiers
sad police an excuse for llring OIL them. lie
&eged theal not to throw stones.
The first eyicsel farm was soon
ttaehed after lcayInR the bridge. It
vs. that Of james Kennedy, who had
oae!ed the Government valuation, as lie
aa!d pay 10 more. The guards haltod, and
les1ed Oh their arms, wlflu 100 police with
tap. l!atchel!, md Sub7Sheritf Nash, and
w. Goddard, Ut the Emergency Committee
WIN Two balliffs and nephew Of Col
aase, agent Of the estate, entered James
Asnacdy's building
ABOUT, A TI1oUsANn PEOPLE
SnS1egatca in tho aljolning field, ant
aosey Invested tic premises. They ycllet
VN shouted themselves iloafse at the Sherl1
Ia ne baitlif. The eviction then began. 4
ss 6rokcn.leggcd chairs, some budding
oae plates, 4 washbowl, table, alt
wet household furniture, well-worl
Slae' ead few cltldrel's copybooks wer
1Fown IN heap In tho yard, and 1t was al
e ,oae' But during tho progress OF tho work
'S ssa were many moments when there WI
&. SS@"~
.., A PROCLAMATION
s*a Gea issued ths night before by Secre
: ~ * FORSTER, warning tile people OF Ne,
~, s''ss that my assembling for the purpos
oos1stctnK the process OF Inv would
rsss rsE1seA oy force. With this prociamatio
~ sta iiatehel', the Resident Magistrate, :.
,s" ."ea stringent orders to dtspcrso all sue
,hsaolagss' ,h,ss and to fire j any stones we1
saS4a. SHa. This lie WINS prepared to do, br
is,oesged Canon O'Donnoll, who was now r
u'0seed BY
rllnEE OTHER PRIESTS
nseep the people uuiat. and at a snfa tl1
1aet. The peopo thrn,,ahout tha tlay. a,
ssot tot thctr tongues, wgra perfectly t,eac
~. @t Theirs wsls no doubt. however. ulet IL
aqoSlet.tf al,u the apo,,t of tha estatn. a,
w. Goddard Of tia Ems,v,,cv f.ommitte