, 1881-02-05
A FEMALE BIGAMISTl !
Weather Sotes. FreSlictS Seat.
ing. impossible Streams.
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TEE SPORTS 9E TEE TURF
Coiorcd Woman >iahbed by an indian.
tr Immense Appropriation asked
fpr Wilmington, Cal, Har5sr,
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tnr Ncw CGarrinn Ell.

LoSDoX- Feb 2-It is said the bill for
the protection Of D 'rson and property in
Ireland viii much resemble the West
meath Act Df 1871. IL viii empower the
Niceroy, with the advice of the Irish
Privy Council, TO designate districts in
which the act is TO he enforced, and 4
subsequent clause viii suspend the habeas
corpus by empowering the Niceroy, upon
reasonable suspicion, 10 arrest any person
deemed an offender within the terms of
the act 1t will also provide that persons
So arrested cannot 5e released, tried or
bailed without an order of the Privy
Council or Niceroy. Another clause will
in certain cases substitute trial before
two judges for trial by jury. 1t is posi-
BILE that the suspensions of the Habeas
Corpus Act viii continue until Aug. lst.
crangcncn 10 iLe Rescue
The Emergency committee of the Grand
Orange Lodge of Ireland has forwarded
number Of men by train tonight from
Dublin to Ballina, County Mayo, to re-
lieve Miss Gardiner, who is being Boy
cotted. The authorities viii provide an
escort OF military ct BailIna to protect
the men tn their destination
Al Ea4.is., gic,. SE :Eic Irish Question.
L0xD0y, Jan. I9.-Mr Labouchere, in
Truth, publishes the following article On
Irish affairs, which he has always treat
ed in most generous spirit: To me a
most astounding show is presented by TIE
lack of generosity with which the leaders
Of the Irish national movement are treat
ed in England TIE one cry is Crush
them Stamp them out. Their crime
is that they are using their best efforts to
obtain for Ireland the privilege of con-
trolling her own local affairs. | should
be glad to know how long We should al
low our local affairs to be controlled by
Irishmcn. 'BIt they are violating the
l2x,' it is said. Possibly \ considerable
number OF Poles have violated the Law in
| Russia and have been carried OfftOSibcria.
! To sympathize with them is accounted
virtue. 'oh, but look at the outrages.
No one can deplore them more than do.
But not one has been brought home to
| the Leaguers. Their organizers are Gle
! yer men, and overt Gutrages would be
! most injurious to their scheme. which is
based on passive resistance. Boyc6tting
has been practised by almost every class
( IN ireland. Il is carried TO its ultimate
success. The more the Irish question is
considered in all its hearings the moreit is
apparent that ii has only two solutions
either govern Ireland according 20 our
views or leave hcr to govern herself ac-
! coriIng 1" her own views, only Stipulat
| ing that We are convinced that the imper-
lal mlon Is a geographical and political
necessity. BY coercion only can we at
! tam the former. Our choice lies between
/ coercion and CONCESSION. The present
| policy OF the rod and sugar stick can
( and ought never succeed We, however,
! are seeking to make il quite certain Of
( failure by tiourishing the rod and carefully
eoneeaiIns the sugar IN our pocket, de-
! clinlng to state whether the lump is large
| or small before We have used the rod. 1t
! Is an unfortunate error to make coercion
! precede redress: for the organization of
! the Land League will be so strong before
a coercion bill Is passed that. with
| out public meetings and without any
threats, the system OF exclusive trading
viii become universal in Ireland. The
tenants wii refuse to pay their rents If
! evlcted 10y the police no one else will take
their farms and as soon as the police and
military are Withdrawn the evicted tenants
wall quietly return. Ii therefor, the Irish
/ hold together, they must i'll the end gain
the day, for ii is impossible to eyict an
entire nation. T,7sh then sketches the
provisions of the land bill which sent
you two days ago. learn that MIR Par
nell will obstruct the coercion by every
! possible means. am convinced that this
measure viii passth House Of Lords srapid-
ly but that remedial measure will have
no such luck.