The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-04
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are closed. A large crowd has assembl CT
outside, Cavalry and infantry are under
arms at the Castle. srytI 3g1',N'e. : "
DUBLIN, September 2-l0 T.. M.-Tht
strike now seems to be on the eve Of settle
treht. The men who resigned sent Il
memorial to the Castle this evening ex
pressing deep regret at their action, and
respectfully asking Lord Spencer to con.
slider their ease. Lord Spencer replied
that IL they returned 10 duty this evening
Their case would receive the fullest con
sideration. a number OF men returned
to their posts, aud II large proportion oI
the night rctiets arc now on duty. The
result has nnlucstionably saved tho city
from scenes u fioting, as many, Of the
special constables who have come forward
disorder. 80
Early this morning tho Lord Mayor Issued
II second proclamation thanking tho citi.
zens Tor their peaceful and orderly conduct
land stating that he had unsiiaken conf.
dencc In their patriotism aud selfrespect.
Altogether seven hundred special cotsta.
b!es were sworn In during the day but the
resumption Of duty by the segalar police
has obvlated the necessity for their employ.
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DubLlS, September 2-AllDxIullr The
city Is III namost excited state. The military
tonight charged the mob surrounding the
OConnell statue, and cleared the spot. A
posse Of police on duty at Sackville street
are making frequent charges in order to
clear the side'stree.s. There is much stone.
throwing. tU. .4. -lNflt ,{.Is11 =
Several persons have been wounded, and
number OF arrests made. Both the mill.
tary and police arc much hooted, but show
great forbeRrance. f'Tt !,
1t is stated thut the police have express.
CT their determination TO again throw of
their uniforms on Monday il the dismissed
men are not reiussated. F'@. 1917
Lord Spencer, addressing the Speciul
Constables who were paraded in the castle
yard, said: Gentlemen, come here to ad.
dress You under very unusual and anxious
circumstances. regret TO say that a yery
gross act Of disobediencc has taken place
among portion Of the Metropolitan 10.
lice. | deeply regret that this has occurred
amonea force OF which the citizens of Dub,
lin and myself have always beer 80 proud,
and who have always shown, suci, tleyo.
ted loyalty to the Queen and such energy
III tue discharge OF their duties. which
have often been Of a most difficult and
trying character, Unfortunately they have
adopted course which I must call in.
snboidination and disobedience Of design.
tug uen-sotnc III the force aud some out.
side. ltwould be. impossible. for any Gov.
ernment TO treat such acts Otherwise than
| have done in this crisis.
~ am not desirous 10 rely solely upop
the regulars, but appeal to all loyal men Of
all creeds to come forward to support law
and order In this moment OF considerable
anxiety and doubt. thank you for your
promptitude in coming forward SO soon on
such short notice. lam certain you will
perform your novel duties efficiently and
well. The Government will do all in its
power too meet your requirements, and
will not interfere undulv with YOUR busi.
ness transactions. You will be ployel
mostly in districts where you reside, and
will take turns III doing your respective
duties. Once more thank you, in the
Queens name, for your public spirit. and
loyahy," al5
After Lord spencer's speech the men
dispersed, giving loud cheers ior the
Queen.
LONDON, September "a dispatch from
Dublin says: 1t is stated that in the event
oi terms not being made with the authori.
ties four hundred or five hundred police.
men have arranged to sail in Il special
steamer TO Queensland. The men saw tlla,
i've hundred tnen OF the ROYAL Irish Con.
stabnlarv have refused TO do duty in Dab
lin, and that they have received Il tele.
gram on the part OF the entire BODY Of
constapnlarv stating that they will not do
duty in Dublin while the difficulties OF the
Metropolitan force remain unsettled.
DUBLIN. September 3.-The police strike
is virtually ended. The Superintendent
in an interview with the dismissed men
advised them to draw up memorial ask.
Ing that they be reinstated, aud acknowl.
edging that they committed a breach OF
discipline. This memorial willb submit
ted to the authorities this evening, and
there is little doubt but what the men will
be reinstated, with the understandin. that
their grievances will be investigated.
Several street robberies were committed
last night. "
About fourteen persons who were wound
ed in the street fights are in the hospital.
Five hundred special police were sworn in
to-day. The mob to-day attacked a con.
stable when the latter fired three shots and
dangerously wounded one man. The mob
then attempted to lynch the constable and
handled him so rough that he is not cx.
pected TO live. Toni ght the mob become
very violent and was charged by the troops.
Several persons were wounded. Govern
nent officers are in charge OF the troops. :
DUBLIN; September Sin George street
tonight q tram car, in which a special
constable had taken refuge, was wrecked
bv the mob. The gunboat Forester has
arrived at kin2stown, where disorders are
apprehended. The authorities will adyer.
tise tomorrow ior recruits. This action is
believed to indicate that the dismissed
policemen will not be reinstated. A, IL
O'Clock tonight the streets were much
quietcr. & ss43 5ls .eI
Blood on The Moon.