, 1881-10-16
marked BY an unparalleled amount OF agraria n

! marked BY an unparalleled amount OF agraria
Il crime.
Il -<>@~':. TIE CONSrABULARY
IS quite unable to deal with the Leneue, ever.
member of which devoras himself to battling po
lice investigation. The enormous force OF mill
larry now in the country will, Of course
render general rising impossible, wert
such u thing contemplated, but nj
army can prevent murder und inceudiarisn,
The number OF ontrages has increased enor
mously within the last few days, and in the DARK
winter nights we may look for bad work. Land
lords are leaving the country In numbers. ant
agents everywhere. even upon estates known q
popular. are asking for police protection
Tic ouly hope of the Government, und 1t is Il
slender one, Is that the working OF the Land act
may wean the tenunts away from the League
| and Induce them to come back under the law.
o'KELLY ARREsTEH.
Il TO the 1rtxtern associated Prcss
1 DUBLIN, Oct 15.-James j. O'kety, member OF
Parliament. and William O'Drien. editor OF the
i.AHd:League organ, United Ireland, were ar
| rested thts morning. Arthur O'Conpor. mem
Der of Parliament, has not yet beeu arrested, al
though Superintendent Aiallou has Il warrant
against him.. 1t Is supposed he has escaped
| from the country.
PARIS, Oct. 15.-Pa1rick Egnn,> OF the Lund
1 League. telcgraphed the following ulessuge this
| morning from this city:
To the Hon, IF. T.. Forster, Chief Secretary for
| ireland: l charge that conspiracy exists among
| the soldiers now stationed In Limerick to fire
without orders upon the people on tho lrst op-
| portunity that oilers.
| I further charge that this has been known to
your Government for several days. and TINT
you still culpably allow those men to remain III
| the country, and suy that II, under the circum-
| stances, any such occurrence tnkes place, the
whole civilized world will hold you accountable
tor the slaughter Of my countryincn. -
I. PATRICK EG.aS.
| POPULAR FEELING.
| LONDON, Oct. IA Dublin correspondent
| says there Is no fear of u popular outbreak. as
the helrts OF the miss OF the people are not in
favor Of such movement.
In accordance with resolution Of the League,
| passed Thursday, several tradesmen III Dublin
| closed their Shops owing to the arrest OF Pur-
ncll- 4 man With huxIe paraded the STREETS.
warning tho people to close. number re-
fused. but eventually close d, owing to fntmda-
ton by Il crowd OF persons.
ORDERED TO IRELAND.
The double-screw ar1nor- plated corvet Pcne-
lope bus been ordered from Harwick to 1relund
immediutcly: -. "
JOHN DILLON ARRESTED.
DUBLIN. Oct. l5.-John Dillon, II. p, Was ar
rested this afternoon, charged with reasonable
PRACTICES, and lodged in kilrnainham Jail. The
rearrest OF Dillon calaed the most intense feel
Ing. An immense crowd assembled in SAckvfe
street. oppost the Imperial Hotel, where 1neil-
bcrs OF tile League are in the habiE Of staying,
in view of the possibility Of Diggar making a
speech After resisting attempts OF the police
to disperse them, they followed Diggar 10 the
office Of the League.
pARSELL
This morning a further warrant was served on
Paruell, charging him with being reasonably
suspected of baving since Sept. ~ been guilty
OF reasonable practices us Il principal
DILLON WAS ARRESTED
at his own residence, and accompanied to Jail
by a mounted escort. TIC whole affair was
managed SO quietly and promptly that the pub
lie were not aware Of the arrest until the is
suunce Of specinl editions of the evening papers
announcing 1t.
Instructions hare been telegraphed to every
military station In Ireland cn1oining vigilance,
and the flying columns are held In readiness for
immediate movements. The number Of troops
now in Dublin is 500. Every sentry is provided
with twenty rounds OF ball. i
SEXTON.
The Frcema1.'s Journal states that Sexton had |
aserIous relapse after his arrest.
PROCLAMATION BY FORSTER.
The Gazettc publishes a proclamation signed |
By Forster, Chief Secretary, warning persons |
guilty OF intimidating Others not to pay rents, |
or coerc1ng them to abandoned their lawful |
employment, or to join tho Land League will |
be lInbie to arrest
IN CORE.
Corr, Oct. 15.-Johu Hetferman, OF tho Cork
branch Of the Land League, who was recently
released, has been rearrestcd aud conveyed 10
Limerick jail. 1t Is stated that other warrants
arc In the hands Of tho Cork police against
prominent members Of tho Cork League. Il
MILITARY ORDERS.
LONDON, Oct. l5.-The Inspectors of County
Police throughout Ireland received orders d.
recttng that nfter certain hours the men shall be
confined to tho barracks. except when On duty,
when they shall be armed with loaded rifles
and formed Into large parties. i.
uEAi.Y.
The Land League sent a messenger to Holy
aead TO prevent uea1y quitting Engl and.
n Phoenix Purk, Dublin, to protest against
Parnels arrest.
IN BELFAST.
At n meeting Of 3,0o0 persons in Belfast FRI
lay, at which twenty Catholic priests were pres
mt, general strike against rent was advocated
IS long US Parnet remains In prison. 4 Bi1nilar
Meeting WIS held ut Limerick. |
i BO3lls
nth lighted fuse was thrown into the house Of
)'Graay. Mill street solicitor. No one was In
ured, but tho damage wus considerable.
IN AM MERlCA. Il,
THE DELEGATES.
Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune
NEW York, Oct l5.-The delegates Of tho