New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-18


Several more active members of the Land
League have been arrested in Ireland. Steps
have been taken to direct the movement from
Liverpool, where Arthur O'Connor is in charge.
Rioting was renewed IN Limerick yesterday.
MORE ARRESTS IN IRELAND
SEVER Al LAND LEAGUE OFFICERS LODGED IN JAIL
THE LEAGUE TO De DIRECTED FROM ENGLAND.
LONDON, Oct. 17-It is reported that James
Power, secretary of the Middleton, County Cork.
branch of the Land League, and another prominent
member of the League have been arrested. MI
Lemon, secretary of the Tullow, County Dublin,
branch of the League. and Mr. O'Toole, member Of
the League, have been arrested and taken to Mas,
charged with "BoycOttng" Mr.. Lyman, organizer
of the Kings and Queens Counties and of the West
meath Leagues. Mr.. White, secretary of the Clara
League, and Henry Egan, secretary of the Tulle-
more League, have been arrested and lodged in
Mas Jail. Mr.. Abraham, treasurer Of the Limerick
Land League. has been arrested on a warrant charg-
ing him with being reasonably suspected of treason
able practices. 1t is stated that the Dublin author-
ties contemplate arrests in Belfast and other parts OF
the North cf Ireland.
The Dublin Irish Times accuses the police of the
fercest excesses dispensing the crowd on satur-
day. The Corporation to-day adjourned to seek an
interview with Mr.. Forster, the Chief Secretary, in
accordance with n resolution to endeavor TO obtain
"aSsu that the OstentatOus display Of police
force which took place on Saturday and Sunday
with such lamcntable consequences shall not be
repeated"
A man was mortaly shot near Tralec, County
Kerry, during an afiray between the police and
party of armed men.
Eleven men returning from working Boy
cOtted farm near POstarlingtOn, were fred upon
and five were wounded one of them seriously.
There twenty-three persons in the Limerick
\
from the bench to-day that the police had street or
ders meyer IN future TO fire blank cartridge bat TO
fire with effect
The Paris correspondent OF The Times states that
the Clerical press condemn the Irish arrests
The Berlin correspondent OF The IimcS represents
that the arrest OF Mr.. Parne has tended to raise
MIR. q adstonc in the estimation of Germans. Th
North Ger0de Gd-ettc SAYS: The time for indulgence
has gOneb by"
Mr.. Parnell is in the prison infrmary with Messrs.
Dillon, Sexton and OBrien who are charged with
being reasonably suspected Of reasonable practices.
1t is proposed Dublin to start fund for the main
tenance of the State prisoners;
Rioing was renewed in Dublin tonight. The po-
lice compelled TO retreat over Carlisle Bridge
under shower of stones. Ii Is probable that troops
will be called out.
stoned. The riot act was read and the military
called out and cleared the streets. lhirty-fve
arrests were made,
THE NEW HEADQUARTERS.
The head office Of the Irish Land League has been
transferred 10 Liverpool, where Arthur OConnor is
conducting its business. Members OF the League in
Dublin claim that Mr.. OConnor having been recently
thoroughly instructed III the management of tho
whole Of the affairs of the League, his escape will en-
able the organization TO continue. Mr. Biggar left
Dublin last evening for Holyhead. He fully ex-
pected to be arrested but resolved to no longer
await the action of the authorities. lie will confer
with the Irish leaders in England. The London
correspondent of The Manchester Guardian says
that English and Irish law officers consider that
any attempt to encourage intimidation from Eng
land could be made the subject of Indictment.
GRAVE TROUBLE AHEAD.
| The PaH Mall Gazette this evening says:
| As neither Mr O'Brfen Mr.. Quinn has partici.
pated in puhlic meetings their arrest is naturally taken
to mean that the Government viii tolerate form OF
intimidation however indirect We may infer that
the Castle will constrne too vigorous criticism OF It's
to same inference The Land League is to be
pressed forciby that is the long and snort OF the
matter The violent suppression OF the League which
has yet been declared Illegal is only the beginning
Act fails 10 bring even temporary peace, then Great
Britain VIII have nothing less than 70 frame wholly
series Of spasmodic coups det Poison nay be useful
political poison for its daily food not even Ireland
FILLING THE JAILs.
DUBLIN, Oct. 17.-Henry EVAN, Secretary of the
Tullamore League, James Power, Secretary of the
Middletown League, and Dennis O'Carthy, Poor
Law Guardian, have been arrested.
DISORDER IN DUBLIN.
Amob of fifteen hundred chased number Of con-
stables down Abbey-st toward the Store-st. bar
racks The constables reached the barracks amid a
shower of stones. The mob then returned to
Sackville-st., and crossing the OConDen Bridge,
met another body of police near Trinity College:
They hunted the police down Danes. Several
streets open for repairs gave the crowd an ample
supply OF stones. The mob attacked The Irish Times
Office breaking the windows, and aiterward pro-
ceeded along the Southern Quays aud smashed tho
windows of every house where lights were seen
MORE sKIRAusHING IN LIMERICK.
Rioting was renewed in Limerick tonight. Three
companies of the Sxty-seventh Regiment escorted
Mfr. Abraham the treasurer of the Limerick
League who was arrested to-day, to jail. The oc-
cupants of houses stoned the police After lodging
Mr Abraham in jail the police again charged and
fired upon the mob III Highest.
SH-AMERICAN DEMONSTRATIONS.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. ia very largo meeting OF
Irishmen was held at st. Patricks Hall yesterday
afternoon and is to be followed by great demon-
straton Wednesday night of the 10Th, the anniver'
sary of the surrender of Yorktown.
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