Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-04
GREAT BRITAIN,
ENICTIONS

ernOr has issued n proclamation and post
ed it in the vicinity of Newpallas, order
ing any assembly of persons for the pun
pose of obslrnciing the execution of writ
unlawful, and declaring they be disperse
by force The flying column which LEI
Dublin yesterday for Newpallas to assis
in the execution Of evictions started from
Limerick junction at eight this morning
The police with fixed bayonets led tn
way, followed by the Coldstream guard
and Scots guards, and the army hospita
and army service corps. The frs
bridge reached was found destroyed, bu
the infantry crossed on the parapet an(
the mounted officers crossed by the ford
The people assembled in great numbers
GRoANING AND SHOUTING.
When the house of the first tenants tC
he evicted was reached their attitude be-
came very threatening, whereupon two
priests interpoSed and entreated the peo-
pie not to do violence. The priests guarded
by the police elected the first tenant amid
groans and curses.
Another telegram from the NcWpallas
evictions says the proclamation had the
effect of preventing a disturbance. The
force was so strong resistance would have
been useless. Other evictions were effect
ed in the course of the afternoon without
opposition.
\ soldier riding from the postoffice to
the barracks in Dublin was desperately
attacked and stabbed and jumped off
his horse by n laborer. The latter
was eventually secured. He said that as
an insurrection had broken out in the
country he had begun in Dublin. A party
of military was dispatched to Ballinamore
county LeItrim, to day, where rioting was
apprehended on account of arrests under
the coercion act;
THE RIOT IN COUNTY CLARE.
\ Dublin dispatch gives the following
details of the affray bteween
people and police in County
Clare yesterday. 1t appears that
eighty policemen proceeded to, Bodyke
for the purpose of assisting in the evic-
tion of tenant, Bodyke is between
Scariff and Tuela, where some military
are at present garrisoned. The police
while proceeding in small parties to the
place of assembly were attacked in
detail by the people. Ambulance wagons
conveyed the police from Ennis. They
were under command of the company in
spector. On the way from Ennis q hive
of bees was let loose, and the stings of
the insects caused the horses to become
unmanageable. One of the maddened
beasts dashed itself against the wall and
was killed. Mounted orderlies were dis
patched to Tulla for the assistance of the
military. In the meantime the police in
united force proceeded to the house
where the eviction was to take place 1t
was situated on hill. AS they ascended
toward it they were attacked by armed
men, who, from n covert of fences along
side the road,
POURED \ CALLING FIRE
into the ranks of the constabulary. The
latter were Immediately deployed in
skirmishing order, and returned the fire
with effect, killing one man and wound
ing several. The police succeeded in reach
ing the house and broke in the front door.
The rioters rushed through the back door
but several were arrested Some who had
attacked the constabulary from behind
the fences were also taken. The house
was taken possession of and the family in
habiting it turned out While returning
with the prisoners the police
were attacked and fired upon q
second time, one of their horses
being shot dead. Mounted men dispatched
for the military had to run gauntlet, a
determined effort being made to prevent
them from reaching Tulla They, how
ever, rode into town through all the obsta-
cles. The flying column at Ferneoys is un-
der orders to be ready at a moments no.
tice, troops even going from Cork to New
pallas
LAND LEAGUE MEETING.
DUBLIN, June "A large meeting I'M
der the auspices of the land league was
held tonight. Dawson, home rule mem
Der of parliament for Carlow. presided
Thomas Sexton, home rule member fol
Sligo, said landlordism had caused capi-
tai to decay and grass TO grow in the
streets of towns.
DISPERSED.
The force which went to Newpallas
nearly one thousand strong, charged anC
dispersed the crowd after crossing thC
bridge. Evictions Will be continued to.
morrow. More arrests of members Of
the Land league committee are antici
pated WITHIN few days, so that working
of the league organization from DubliI
headquarters will be virtually paralyzed
Chief Secretary Forster has requested
the property defense association and emer
gency committee to apply for troops onl,
when absolutely necessary, to avoid un
necessary expense. Sixty men and fort,
horses and wagons of the army servic,
have been ordered from Portsmouth fo
ireland Monday. All officers where regi
ments are quartered in Ireland, who ar
on leave of absence, have been ordered t,
return Immediately.
ARCHBISHOP CRoKE.
DUBLIN, June 3-Archbishop Crok
has returned to Thurles, County Tippe
rary, after delivering series of speeche
on the land question, which, the opposi
ton journals assert, would have led to hi
arrest if he had been other than Catho
lie bishop. On his return to Thurles h
was met, two miles from town, by ban
= of musicians and 5000 people, with FLAG
and banners bearing patriotic Irish il
scriptions. He was Brought in processio
to the archepiscopal palace. The peopl
were with difficulty restrained from tax
ing the horses out of the carriage an
drawing it themselves.
MORE ARRESTS.
DUBLIN, June 3.-Brady, secretary {
Ballinamore county, lecturer of the Ian
league of Obrne, and two men name
Murray, all of Ballinamore, and Gallows
and Reilly of the adjacent villages, ha7
been arrested under the coercion act.
TOO SLOW.
LONDON, June 3.--The Times condemn
the governments inactivity in Irelan
The commons adjourns over from Il