The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-03-06
TURBULENT IRISH.
Government Getting Ready TO
Make Them sing Low.

New York, 4.-World's London:
There is great excitement throughout
Munster in anticipation Of arrests under
| the coercion act. Cork City and County
| will be proclaimed forthwith, but there
| will not be many arrests. Business in Cork
is almost suspended. A mum Der Of prom
inent leaguers and nationslists have left
for Englsnd By the Bristol packet and
some have sailed for the United States
The constabulary officers and stipeDdiary
magistrates were in conference again TO
day and the outlying military stationed
10 the county received reinforcements
yesterday. The government powder
works al BsllincOllig, the magazine a
H.ulbovline, FOrt Carlisle and market
towns in Queenstown Harbor are closely
guarded. The Blue Jackets and marines
belonging to the flag ship in the hsrbo'
are confined to their quarters. The
armories Of the North Corr and Sontt
Cork militis regiments are IN charge Of
attachments OF regulars Arrest war
rants were received from the castle this
morning. IL Is expected that a large
force of eohstAbulzty drafted from the
northern counties will arrive BY
special trains early in the morning.
The county is eomDarAtively quiet.
Immediately after the law has been
complied with by the publication Of the
protection act in the Dublin Gazette, of
tomorrow, the County Mayo will b.
proclaimed and warrants will issue from
the chief secretary's office for the arrest
Of persons suspected ofseditious practices.
Mayo has suffered more from the League
agitation than any other section. 1t was
there the verb ITO Boycott" was first
corrugated, and st least five agraran
murders have been committed during The
past twelve months, the perpetrators 10
every case going unwhipped Of Justice.
Ballenrobe, small town eight Irish
miles from Claremorris station, on the
Midland and Western Railway and
within three miles of Captain Boyeott's
late residence,is the centre fine disturbed
district. Irish-Americans swarm in the
towns and villages round about. The
brothers Nally, cousins IF Nslly of the
traversers 10 the Land League prosecu-
ton, VINO have been arrested on the
charge of shooting Hesrn, sub-sgent
on what is known as the Rutledge estate,
at Holly Mount, returned from The states
FIVE years ago and have taken an actiVe
part in national" business. The con-
stabulary seem unable to grapple with
I
coercion act will be of any assistance TO
them, although it will undoubtedly
enable them to get rid Of the ribbon
leaders.
HerGld's London: Following is a copy
of the proclamation for County Glare,
by the lord lieutenant and privy council |
in Ireland, Earl CoHper: ave, tie |
lord lieutenant and governor-geheral of |
Ireland, by and with the advice of the |
privy council of Ireland, and in virtue |
of an act passed in the forty-fourth year
Of the reign Of her majesty, Queen Vic |
toria entitled AN act tor the better pro-
lection OF persons and property in Ire
land, and Of every power and authority |
in this behalf, do by this order specify |
and declare that the part of Ireland here |
matter mentioned, that is to say, the |
County of Glare, shall, from ana after |
the 9th day OF March, be and continue q
prescribed district within the meaning Of |
the provisions Of said act
Given at Dublin Castle, this 4th day of |
March, 1881"
This proclamation was signed by Chief |
Secretary Forster, Lord Monck, Right |
Hon. L. sullivan, master of the rolls, |
Judge Flanagan, and General Sir /
Thomas Mon ague STEELE, commander of
The forces. The proclsmations for other
counties are similar.
London, 5.-West Point branch of the
Land League passed resolution regret
ing the violence of billions late speech
in the Commons.
The Times says the home-rule MEM
Bers Of Parliament held conference,
Psrnell presiding, at which it was decided
hat the majority of them shall return TO
Ireland, and en- Sunday week address
heir constituencies on the coercion act.
Division on the third reading of the
arms bill will be taken into the Com
mons on Wednesday next by direction
IF the Speaker, Unnecessary.
A farmer named Farrolly has been
'atally shot near Mayvore, Ireland, in
connection with the land dispute.