The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-28
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Dublin, 26.-Hundfeds of t. nant far
mers marched into Tuam. to-day. to get
| their resdjustmsnt Of rant notices COM
ple:ed. Cheers ware given far the land
| act. Arrangements are making to hold
| Land League me -tinRs in every Catholic
ch pei in Roscom mon on Sunday, and
| convert the branches into tenants branch
| defe: &c associations.
Two more arrests were made in Kill
kenny. The bailiffs son MAS shot in
| Bsliinamofe.
In the number Of the United Ireland,
League organ, published to-day, the
! leader columns W i be surrounded with
mourning, but will be blank, with the
W rds Freedom OF the press, 1884,
printed across them.
Thestatsmout OF Archbishop McCabe,
sus pended priest, being Land Lacquer
is denied. sdt
at the opening of the new market
by the lord mayor, groans and Kisses and
| an organized demonstration in revenge
for his rejection Of Gray's motion to con-
fer the freedom of the city upon Parnell
and Dillon, prevented him from being
| heard.
The rumor that the resignAtien of Earl
Cowper rs lord lieutenant of Ireland has
been revived. e
Six arrests have been made to-day IN
der the Coercion act, including the presi-
| dent Of the Kilkenny branch Land
League. Suspects in Galway Jail passed
resolution approving the mo rent"
| manifesto.
Every day brings fresh evidences of
the breaking up Of the League influences.
The League in Tipperary has simply
, gone to pieces Since Archbishop
Croke's letter, seventy farmers Of that
county have already applied for re-.
vision Of their rent under the land act.
There are many applicants from Kerry
also. The government believes that they
have scotched the agitation, but they will
not desist till they have killed the Ladies;
League, which some have thought might
Keep the movement alive if carried on
under the direction OF members of tho
League executive in England. The
government, however, apprehen3s no
danger in that direction. Or. Kerry's
arrest wss hardly aimed at the ladies NJ
be was the ladies particular adviser
They are now likely to think that even
they may be arrested. All that the
government now fears is that the League
may be driven back into secret organ
ization. The officials ara certainly IN
great fear OF something. A rsii they
sccuE, but incendiariam, dynamite and
assassination they affect 10 fear. They
claim now that there are even men VIII,
have been told off to kill Mr. Fors-
Ter, but it is not likely that the
chief of Dublin detectives would.
tell this to reporter if it were really so.
At al! events, Mr.. Forster seems to take
it cOolly for Jaw him staggering along
Grafton street this morning, going to the
castle alone, with no murderer in sight.
swinging an umbrella uhconcernedly,
and showing moi the slignest de.ire 10
avoid attention. The remarkable pre-
cautions which ihs auth rifles are taking
is evidence that they have some infor-
NATION which hss not yet been revealed. |
The chief danger they seem TO hppr.-
bend is from attempts on buildings. Ex-
periments have been made with dynamite |
in Ireland, and also months ago quaint |
ties of sand for extinguishing Greek fire, |
were piled up near the lord-lieutebent's |
and chief secretary's lodges and other
places. The recommendations 70 the |
fire brigade by tbs council, already ca5led |
you, have bean carried out. Police in |
twos, threes and skies file along the
streets all night long, since the suppress
sion Of the LeSgue, and are especially |
frequent EeAr public buildings. 1t is |
not, however, in Ireland that the govern |
ment have the most to fear, but in Eng
land, ard ifthey are 10 be credited with |
even on ordinary amount of acuteness,
the precautions everywhere taken are
really necessary. The government are |
now in legal difficulty. The League
rooms are vacant, but By legal advice
the League have not given up the oceu-
patton of them. The government thus
far are afraid to seize them, though they
could do so If three OF the
members could be caught meeting
there, but the remsining members
are careful about this legal point. The
authorities also IRE In g qusndary about
the United ireland, but expect to lave
legal grounds, tomorrow, for Selling it.
The paper will come out, it is under.
stood. without editorials, but since the
League has been suppressed II will be
difficult to avoid bringing itself unde. the
penalty of the law.
London, ga Dublin dispatch saws
the constabulary were instructed to warn
persons against allowing Land League
meetings in their houses. Every person
attempting to hold meeting will be i'm
mediately arrested.
O'Neill, organizer and paid secretary
Of the Cork branch of the Land League
has been arrested.
In the land court, Justice O'Hsgsn.
replying to the League solicitor, said no
eVirted tenant Uould lnsa his rirbfe
Portland, Me-, 26.-Thp mSyor sre-
sided at sn O'Conner Lsnd League
meeting in the city hall to-night!.