The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-14
IN OTHER LANDS.
MNTTERs OF INTEREST ABEoAD.
FenIan and Land League Movements.
Murderers of Abdul AzIz-FTench
and Russian AHaIrs-Treasury
Crookedneasr in greece,

DUBLIN. June 13.-Thea priests hav
obtained the magistrates' consent for
procession at Mill street. The Bishop o
Ross has communicated the following Il
the press: Thsriots of skibbereens hsv,
been much exaggerated by the Englisl
and Irish newspapers, It would be unfail
to charge the Land League with the re
sponsibility for the disturbance. Witt
the continuance of evictions there can be
no peace in any part of this district.
A quantity of gunpowder in an earther
jar, with fuse attached, has been ex
ploded, at the door of man named
Wright, solicitor, at Clonakilly. The dam
age was trif1ing. Wright recently partici
pated in execution sales on behalf oi
landlords.
A man named Mahoney, formerly i'm
prisoned as a Fenian, has been arrested
under the Coercion Act at Mall street
Cork, on suspicion of committing arson,
Secretary Bowe, of the TrilIorean,
County Kilkenny, branch Of the Land
Lesgue, has been arrested under the Coer-
cion Act.
The magistrates and government officials
in conference at skibbereen have decided
to make no arrests for the present in con-
nection with the disturbance there.
A ease of arma consigned to a shop
keeper have been discovered at the West
port County Mayo) Railroad station.
It is said that the Pope is very painfully
impressed by the conduct of the Catholic
clergy in Ireland, and has ordered letters
written to the Irish Bishops drawing their
special attention thereto.
LIVERPOOL, June 13.-The police profess
to have incontroVertible evidence con-
Meeting Kevitt and Roberts with the at
tempt on the Central police Office.
LIVERPOOL, June 1S.-Tne jail authori-
ties deny the alarming reports relative to
the attempted Tescue of the prisoners,
McKennett and McGrath, Sunday morn,
only assembled for prize fight.
The attempt to DESTROY the town hall in
Liverpool revives the Fenian scare, and
various reports are circulating. One is
that large quantity of cartridges have
been found in the canal at Bolton.
LONDON, June 13-It is stated that
Andrew Commons, Liberal and Home
Rule member of Parliament for Roscom-
mon, will defend McKerritt and McGrath,
or Roberts, on their trial for attempting to
blow up the Liverpool Town Hall.
The authorities at Portsmouth, the naval
station, are taking precautions to prevent
the introduction of explosives among the
Goals on board iron.clada. : a
Forster, Chief Secretary for Ireland, ar
rived from Dublin. In consequence Of
the attempt to blow up the Town Hall at
Liverpool the regulations forbidding
strangers to enter the precints of the
House of Commons with parcels, which
had lately fallen into allegiance, viii he re-
inforced and the gathering of strangers in
the lobby will he strictly prohibited. The
police are renewing their vigilance relative
to the persona safety of the Ministers.
f In the House of Commons, Mr.. Forster
said that the Irish landlords we're not en-
deavorinG to force the Government to sup
port them in the exercise of injustice. A
large proportion of the tenants against
whom eviction proceedings have been
taken are able but unwilling to pay their
rent. Mr.. Forster admitted that, although
quiet was now restored in the county
Cork, there is . latent excitement there.