, 1881-06-12
The People Of England Greatly
Alarmed by the Rumors Of
Eenian Plots.
Trial Of the Men Captured While Blow
ing Up the Liverpool Town.
Hall.
Earnest Demand of the London
"Times for War to
the Knife.
Earthquakes in scio and switzer-
lcnd-1ce in sweden-The
Chilians.


IRISH NEWS.
AI.A1:M.
Special Cable.
LONDON, June 11.-A new era OF Fenian
scares seems to have been inaugurated in
England. The latest runlor is TINT number
of men have been detailed to destroy public |
buildings In various cities Outrages like
that perpctrated in Liverpool are calculated
to do inlnlcasurable injury to any cause. 1t |
is noted rs curious fact that during the re- !
cent troubles III Ireland, very few Fenlans
anneared on the scene.. When they lid, they !
were unable to shoot straight. |
FonsrEE's RIDICULOUS POSITION.
"Buckshot'' Forster has managed to get
himself again in a ridiculous position before
the country. During the sQuabble Ill tile
House of Commons some weeks ago he
tauuted Mr.. Healy, the yonng bnt irrepress'-
BILE member for Wexford, with the violence
Of his speeches, and expressed his belief that
lIealy would not dare to repeat them i'll Ire
land. -
THIS CHALLENGE
was regarded rs mean and undlgnl1leo, COM
ing from Il Minister exercising autocratlc
power. IIealy, however, resolved TO answer
the challenge, and, III the course OF
speech made at Swarts, near Dup
lin. lie delivered 4 whitening attack
OIL the Government, anu especialls
on Forster. This speech has set all lrelane
laughing at the Chief Secretary 1lealy
concluded by stating that he had come over
to Ireland in answer to Forsters chailense'
and he publicly invited Forster to cross the
Channel and meet him oil equal Terms III
| France. This invitation has added 10 the
oF ~ CitnGfjnN
Hcaly is boyish III appearance ana IS very
short-sightcd.
In PARLIAMENT.
| Sptefat Cable
| InynoS. June 1l.-Work in Parliament
| since Thursday, when the brle1 Saca11oh
| ended, has been practically nil, though Ar.
Gladstone relinuulsiled part Of his holiday
IN he present The threatened outbreak OF
! the Parnellites has been postponed the
1Tish say. awaiting AIr. Forster's return.
n is reported that over htty
nncstions will be- addressed him OH Monday,
relative to Irish affairs. 1t Is believed thas
the Ministers are resolved to propose some
form Of urgency for the Land bill Il Is u'..
certain that they will do so oil Alonoay' ont II
is certain that the proposal will not oe long
DELAYED. The bill, at the present rate VI
nrogrcss, would remain in committee III Ne.
cembcr 1t is reported, but not on suiilclen'
authority, that large number OF iar1leli
supporters In Ireland
PRESS HIM STRONGLY TO ABANDON o1'sil'lc
! TIDS
and allow the Land bill to reach the House O.
Lords In Jaiy.
It is understood that Mr.. Forsters 1nqul
RIGS in Dublin convince him OF the necessity
first of enforcing the Coercion act more rlgof
onsly than hitherto; and, secondly, OF supply
, ing the necessary force of police and ml1l1aF.
to enable the officers to serve legal processe
| of eviction or other writs without lnQulf:
t into tha circumstances. Mr.. Forster's col
! lcorues. after some hesitation, recognizes
: the paramount obligation to enforce tn
t Oucen's authority, which the Land Leasu
( is challenging OH larger scale than ever.
= Mn, GLApsToNE's SPEECH
l Yesterday on the English land question II
!, ,,;caictl n readiness to accept notifications Il
thn existing system of tenure. lie col
damned limited ownership, bnt suggeste
|. imnrtant changes in the system or res1r
IL t,ons OIL the transfer Of land. II
: Thought. however, that American compel
= lion had more influence i'll creating Tue p'e
g emit depression Of landed property Than Il
It artificial disabilities Of the owners.
e Thr Conservatives discredit the reporte
Y intention Of the Government to call an Al
# tun1n session.
/. II THE LORDS REJECT THE LAND ELL
they insist that dissolution is proDaole' III
:. openly arow that they are preparing ior
+ contingency, hence the ul'1s1lal 1'thoer
70 snecches Of Conservative leaaers. y
o. neither Stafford Northcote, Mr. cross II
y still less the smaller fry, made any lnptesS''
u on the constituencies. .
IN HIS MIDLOTHIAN CAMPAIGN
Mr.. Gladstone, with an eye on the lrish 'e
in the English borouglls, declared tlat
81 explosion at CierkenWe1l Irlsoh III loo''
a which Michael Barrett and his 1e,lo"-co
ch suirators killed twelve anti laeerat
On 10 innocent people, lea ~
W. the Church Disestablsllnent bill Of 1863 a
On the Land bill Of 1870. Following up tne =
tn mier,s theory, the parnell party may asse
mt t ",tl, roou face, that the attempts
by h,n,r M nn the Central Police Station a
- the Town Hall at Llvcrpool :;
~ simnlv forcibIc methods Of cali
th. Governments; attention to the necess
81, for tic prohibition OF evictlons' IL Is
~ lain. however, that these o.1traScs are
nd 1,o1SG 1EEErAEAEl-E HAHN
as >, tho 1rist, cause, There was 4 SHADOW
,e9 excuse for the C!erkenweIl affair."
On On great deal to be said. III aele'
in Of Allan, Larkin, and o'Bs'en, y
I'd. Filled Sergeant Brett in the prs
to <,n rescue at Manchester, and CapI Ma
e.,s ~ attacks on the A1artello Towers
~ Queenstown, and his raids on Inc :
..y- ~. smiths' shops Mt Cork during
hts 1s67 troubles were laudable eho'
EN-. from his point Of view' but 1of
the t nowder and dynamite affairs no" occur
il1 itn there is no possible excuse. Inc wrechm:
raj raj the Liverpool Town Hall, Or tor lhas n'at
ON If the British Museum, would mol sho'
: OF rngland's strong right arm one spun. l,,
IA strong feeling OF irritation is GROWING e ey
Of where, and should not oe sulp[lse" sN ~
ere any day of an attack upon the 1r'sn ~"
ling in J,iyerpool. -: -;
esS. IT. is NEEDLESS TO SAL ::
ere a,,+r, sos combined with the