Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-03
OVER THE OCEAN.
Dillon Arrested and Jailed Under the CO.
eroion Act---A Warrant Also Out for
Brennan's Arrest---Nihilist Manifesto-.-
Miscellaneous.
GREAT BRITAIN.
AGRAR1AN ourRAeFs.

AGRARlAN OUTRAGEs.
| LONDON, May 2.-Accounts from the ives
of Ireland represent the state Of affairs ther'
as becoming serious. A number of outrage
of various degrees of atroclty have been per
petrated by bands of armed men which prom
enade the country and terrorlze the inhabitantl
| painful duty to record, during the past two o.
| three weeks record, repeated acts of outragei
in the west and south of Ireland, scarcely In
| ferior in atrocity to those which awakened thu
national conscience four months ago. To-day
the record of asrarian crime is more serious
| than at any time since parliament met In Jan
| uary.
IN COMMONS.
LONDON, May AIN commons, Lewis,
moderate conservative, member for London.
derry, gave notice he will oppose the oath act
by an amendment that since the bill is int ended
to facilitite The admission of proposed atheists
into the house, the house declines to be party
to it. Labouchere (adYansed liberaD announced
he would appose the motion for the erection
of q monument to BeaconsAeld by moving the
previous question. The announcement was
received with cheers from the radical members.
After motion to adjourn had been defeated,
31S to 43, the House agreed the attorney. gene
raj should introduce bill to amend the par.
lamentary oath act to night, and debate on the
subject was adjourned till Friday next.
Debate on the land bill was then resumed.
Lord Elchs, liberal conservative, moved the
leading provisions in the land bill are econom-
ically unsound, unjust and impolitlc. After
some debate, Parnell said: eve regretted the
government had interfered with Dillon while
on his way to the house. n The speaker ruled
Parnell's remarks were irrelevant. The debate
then adjourned.
Parnell moved adjournment of the house for
the purpose of renewing the complaint against
Dillon.
AGGRESSIVE DILLON.
DUBLIN, May 2.-When the train arrived at
Kingsbridge station to-day, posse of police
was there, tits believed with warrant to arrest
Dillon, but he was not on board. It is thought
he stopped at Waterford and took the steamer
for Milford and will appear in commons to-
night. Dillon's speech in Tlpperary last even
compromising he has made. He advised the
people to keep within the law not because he
respected it, or thought they respected it, but
for the sake of preserving their organization;
they must exercise their Ingenuity to sail as
close to the line as possible.
DILLON ARRESTED.
DUBLIN, May 2.-John Dillon was arrested
at $40 this evening at Port Arlington, on his
way to Dublin.
Dillon was arrested on the railroad train
upon a warrant dated April 80, charging him
with melting persons to forcibly oppose and
resist the execution of processes of law for CIV
ing possession of land, and. to riot
and assault. On his arrival at Dub
lin he was taken to Killmanham.
At the Jail there was not the slightest at
tempt at popular demonstration. A war
rant for the arrest of Brennan is already
made out. The privy council has decided to
place Dublin under the provision of the arms
act, to allow the policeto search for arms.
A large number of people had returned to
their homes last evening, and spent the night
in their old quarters. There were no incidents
worthy of particular mention save Mr..
John Ryan, who has worked industriously
for week past to secure the goods of other,
had an involuntary mud bath by helping to,
clean out the house Of widow above Bridge
street. He slipped and fell in a mass of soft
mud three inches deep, and spoiled good suit
of clothes. He took it good-naturedly, how
ever, land went to bed while Joe Pollock
hung his clothes up to dry.