Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-05
IRELAND,
LAND SETTLEMENTS.

LAND SETTLEMENTS.
LONDON, Nov. "A correspondent at Ar
magh, speaking of the fears that the land
court will be blocked, says as soon as few
decisions have been given, and as soon as the
tendency of the decisions begins to be grasped
by landlords and tenants, an amicable arrange
ment Will take place in an overwhelming por-
portion of the cases.
BASE DESIGNS
There is some reason to believe that the
Irish government had information of serious
designs of the section of extremists to pro-
woke rising throughout the country before
the progress OF the land act had time to create
q better feeling among the people. The gov
ernment, however, was we'll prepared.
ARCHBISHOP CRoKE's ADVICE.
Archbishop Croke, of ireland, replying to
an address of the branch Land League, ad-
vised tenants to tender fair rent. If refused,
the fault would not be theirs. It would show
that the Irish can for their country's sake en-
dure insults and injuries. He declared the
government has established a reign of terror.
THREAT.
The police of Blackburn threatened a lessee
with the loss Of his lease if he permitted
league meeting at which Miss Parnen was to
speak.
Forster, chief secretary for Ireland, comes to
London for the approaching cabinet council.
ANOTHER COLLISION.
It is reported that serious collision has
taken place between the police and the people
of Ogonnelloe, County Clare, iu consequence
of sheriff making seizures for rent. Several
persons were injured on both sides.
Three suspects were released yesterday. The
police dispersed torch light procession at
MallOw in honor Of Sexton.
LONDON MEETINGS.
Gladstone, replying to correspondent, said
no orders for prohibition of Land League
meetings in London had been issued. The
dispersal of recent meeting at the East End,
London, was at the instance of the land
lord of the house where the meeting was to
be held, as he feared disturbance.
THE DOHERTY oUTRAGEs.
LAUGHREA, Nov. AFTER the tenant far
mer Doherty, who was decoyed out of his
house, at Carrigan; was shot, the murderers
visited the house of his consin, who also had
been boycotted IN connection with the agrarian
ulopuIc, duV dltcI Ndtuly tuutdNOTluH 10 utCOy
him from the house, fired through the win
dow, but without effect.
Two additional arrests were made in con-
nection with the murder of Doherty at Carri-
gan.
REDUCED RENTS.
The sub-commission of the land court at
Belfast has given judgment in cases Of fifteen
tenants on the estate of Archdeacon Craw-
r.. l..
Thus rent of G122 was reduced to ESQ; an
other of Ell to se4S; another of eco to e53
Four additional decisions to-day, re-
ducing rent rate in each case about
% per cent. 1t being market day there was
large attendance of farmers, who received the
announcement of the decisions with great de-
light.
HUNTING RESUMED.
Lord Waterford's tenantry having paid full
rents and promised not to prevent hunting,
the sport was recommended to-day, and there
was a large muster.
TAKEN TO JAIL.
Cartwell, honorary secretary, and Kenney,
treasurer of the Castle Camera, County Kill
kenny, Land League, who evaded arrest a
week ago, returned home, giving the police
notice of his arrival. He was taken to Mas
Jail.
WENDELL PHILLIPS WANTED.
New YORK, Nov. 4.--Treasurer Egan, of
the Land League, at Paris: telegraphed here.
"Will Wendell Phillips csme to Ireland, to
advocate "no rent" during the suspension of
constitutional liberties?" Phillips in reply
says: "Iraland to-day leads the van in The
struggle for right, justice and freedom. Let
Ireland only persevere and her sub
lime patience, keeping ever with
in the limits of peaceful agitation,
and her victory is certain. With unbroEen
front let her assault despotism in it's central
point. Rent, honest rent, is the surplus left
after the tenant has lived in comfort, mate
rial, Intellectual, personal and social comfort.
Ireland owes none to-day certainly not to
the class whose government is the prison and
bayonet. How cheerfully would / do my
part; how gladly would share the honors of
such struggle! But the state of my health
obliges me to give up public speaking.
can only bid you God speed land pray for your
speedy and complete success"
NO ENGLISH GOODS.
Boston, Nov. 4.-The Central Branch Irish
National Land League adopted resolutions
pledging members not to purchase for per-
sonal use any goods of English manufacture
and to influence friends to the same purpose
Other leagues throughout the country will be
asked to do likewise.