Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-20
IRELAND.

LONDON, Dec. ia Dublin correspondent
says: The organization against the payment
Of rents is becoming still more formidable. 1t
Is regarded as much of crime to 90 into a
land court as to pay rent. A list of persons
who have been served with notices, and those
suspected of paying rents, are posted at chap
els and other places where likely to be seen,
and although the police tear them down, they
are soon posted again.
All the type and machinery of the United
Ireland has been forwarded to London, where
the paper will be printed.
The lord mayor has written the provincial
mayors asking their assistance In raising sub
scriptions for the defense of property in Ire
land fund. The special meeting Of the COM
mon council of London for the purpose of
considering vote of 81 600 for the fund, was
council Is generally against the proposed
grant. The committee for consideration of
the subject adjourned sine die.
The commissioners under the land act to-
day decided that notice to fix rent, If served
only upon the agents clerk, would be deemed
sufficient service. This decision, against
which no appeatwill be allowed, is to govern
5000 cases.
THE sBIzURE OF ARMS.
The following are the latest particulars re-
garding the seizure Of arms here yesterday.
Early Saturday evening eight police met at
New Market police station and received orders
to attend for special duty be-
tween midnight and on Sunday
morning; InfG1ggS t,.e On reporting they were
arms we're to be made. They proceeded first
to Brabozan Row, and approached one of the
tenements there. The door was locked, but
it was found open in short time and the DO
lice rushed up stairs and visited the different
rooms. After diligent search they found un-
der the beds and in clothes-pressses twenty
SIX. SIX .nd rifles, non SIX ssvolve5s .S one
found in the house. These parties, although
bearing the same name, were not relatives.
One was resident of Clark street and the
other of New Market. A cart was outside
the door and the ammunition was removed to
the police station. The police then proceeded
to house in Cross Kevin street, and occupied
by man named Ryan. In this place they
powder and a quantity of dy-
Mantle. These explosives were placed
in cart and conveyed to Newmarket station,
where the prisoners previously arrested were
in custody. Here they were charged with hav-
ing arms In proclaimed district, but it is be-
lieved that charges of more serious nature
will be preferred against them. A boy 13
years old, brother of one of the Whelans, was
also arrested. The other two are about 81 or
% years old. Whelan and Ryan were remand
ed for trial. 1t is stated the police obtained in
formation concerning the concealed arms
through drunken quarrel among the persons
implicated. It is believed the disclosures will
lead to number ofvery important arrests and
the seizure of o still larger quantity.
The police also seized Saturday, three casks
of gunpowder, and 1 800 pistols and two cases
Of revolyers, seized by the police at the railway
depot, Limerick.
The lord lieutenant has issued circular to
the police informing them Of the proclamation
declaring the land league a criminal associa-
tion included females, and directing them to
take measures against women participating in
any illegal proceedings.
A mail car plying between New Pallas and
Doan was stopped near Coppermore by four
armed men, who knocked the driver from the
seat and searched the letters.
PRISON FOR FEMALE LAND LEAGUERs.
DUBLIN, Dec. 19-It is stated that a prison
especially designed for females is in course of
preparation for the reception of members of
the ladies land league, and that the arrest of
several prominent members of the Dublin
branch OF that organization is expected.
CORK, Dec. 19.-Considerable dissatisfaction
is felt among the Irish constabulatory at the
new movement Of the government in recruit
ing their force from militia and soldiers whose
terms of service have expired. So strong is
the feeling that men will refuse duty with new
recruits and general strike is apprehended.
Owing to the disturbed state of Ireland,
Lords Donoughmore and Inchiquin will quit
their residences.
Aylward, Fenian, and secretary to Joubert,
Boer commander, has arrived here.
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