The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-21
TEI.l-.a.EGR APHIC
THE CELTIC STRIFE.
The Irish are Desperate and
the English Determined.


Dublin, 19.-The house of Goddard.
member ofthe Property Defense Associa.
ton, is now guarded against the mob by
police.
Oobbe, leading member of the Board
of Guardians. Mount Mellick, is arrested.
A troop of lancers escorted him 70 Mas
Jail.
At meeting Of Carrick League, to-
day, !, 200 persons we're present Two
hundred joined the organization. A de-
tschment of bussars, sabres drawn,
paraded the streets. Shops were closed
Dublin, 20-The people who COM
planned Of violence on the part of the
police on Monday last are now calling
fer more efficient police protection. Ed
ward T. Lytton and Lord Vernon sit
with Justice O'Hagin in the land court,
which opens today. 1t Is stated that
majority of the lItigants belong to the
northern counties.
The Evening AfGsL asks Parnell if be
intimated to the tenantry of Wicklow
County. that they should not pay rents.
The board of guardisns of a North Dub
lin Union, expressed sympathy with
Parnel. a meeting II 10000 Land
LeaG Gers at Billy SHANNON, County
Donegal, yesterday, uenuuncei govern
ment.
N-daS s sitting OF the privy COUNSEL
%as very pr0lracied. 1t Is understood
that maniiesto of The Land League was
discussed The La d l. ague offices are
still PEI, but officials anticipate that
they will be soon seized. Tb. Irish land
committee has amalgamAted with the
property DEF Use sssocistion. Biggar
says the future action of the League
must l. ie'' mined By experience Be
oredlctsi L goVernul Mt would be
beaten n J.c struggle Miss Parneil
has telegraph, ner mother not to come
to Ireland, as "a would be moro useful
in Americ lie Second Battalion of
Grenadier ops ststioued at Windsor is
in readiness ~ proceed to Ireland
Higgins, secretary Of Carrigtohill
League, ard Joyce, recently liberated,
are Te-arrested. Military and police patrol
the streets Of Limerick in large bodies,
to prevent assemblage-. In Cork, the
military is instructed to be prepared for
every emergency. The Ladies Land
League, Carrick On-cuir. expressed sym
patty with Miss Psrnell, OIL account Of
the shock sustained through the arrest
of the "uncrowned King Of Ireland. "
They resolved To redouble their ettol Is,
and advise that no rent be paid until
every Suspect" is released. The League
addressed letter to Victor Hugo asking
the assistance CT his powerful voice IN
ITeland's favor.
At pm. Dublin was quiet. This
Lesgue mailed copies of its Eanltests
and plGcarde containing ouly the words,
mo rents" to every Land League branch.
One hundred and ten cases are entered
for hearing Ia the land court, which
opens on Thursday.
London I9-The police arrangements
10 connection with the Parneli demon
straiion Ia Hyde Park on Sunday are
very extensive. 500 constsbles will be
kept in reserve at the magazine. Along
the route Of march bodies Of police Will
be stationed to protect property.
A letter from Arch bishop Croke, oil
Cassel is published, strongly protesting
against the manifesto Of the Lapd
League. Michael Pozer, member of
Tralee, County Kerry, branch Of the
Land League was arrested on the charge
of intim dation, std for reasonable
practices. Goodseil, a publican, has
| been arreetad under the coercion act.
Boston, fitzpatrick A. Collins, presi-
dent Of the Irish National Land League,
issues q sounding address, saying land
lordisn snd the people stand face 10 face,
prepared FOR death grapple, and urging
that honey and encourage be freely
given to Irishmea in this day Of trial.
St. Louis ia large meeting IN
honor Of the Yorktown victory Was held
tonight, and also one to protest ngainst
Parnell's incarceration There was
much enthusiasm. and several stirring
speeches. egsust the landlordism OF
England.
Chicago, 19.-About 4, 600 persons at
tended the Iris Indignation meeting at
Mccormick H tonight, and many
were unable to OBTAIN entrance. Judge
Nc Allister, of the criminal court pre-
sided. Speeches we're made by William
/ j. HyDes, Rev. DR.. Thomas Pcstmas-
Ter frank Palmer, Congressman Davis,
Judge Moran and Others. 4 telegram
was received from Senator Logan, ex-
pressing the warmest sympathy with
ParnelI. and declaring his imprisonment
an outrage on free discussion. The reso-
lulions adopted pledge the Irishmen
of Chicago 10 support the Land League,
and call On Irl,h farmers to obey The
edicts Of Parnel and Dillon.
Rome, I9-The RefornleT says: The
rising in Ireland will be unju9tifable,
because Ireland could never separate
from the kingdom without causing her
own ruin. Ireland needs the support OF
England. Iri:hmen would perceive TIL;
If they we're not mad. The Irish cause
does not possess the sympRthies OF