The daily gazette., 1882-09-02
FoRHueN NEWS.
Details OF the Police Excitement In Dub
IIn-General Notes.


DUBLIN. September, lover two hun
dred members of the Metropolitan Police
force have been dismissed Great excitement
prevails In the city. All the police stations
are occupied by a strong guard OF military;
The police who were dismissed are all
those who attended the meeting OF police
here last night, at which the conduct OF
Captain Talbot, the Chief Superintendent,
was strongly denounced. The dismissals IN
all number 234. Captain Talbot announced
the dsmssals, the police being paraded IN
the Castle yard for the purpose. Dctach-
ments OF the Sixtieth Rifles, each accom-
panied by military magistrate, occupy
every police station.
When the police were discharged they
gave cheers for the Queen and their officers.
Soldiers are taking their places. Their Off
GERS advised them to send memorial TO
Earl Spencer, the Lord Lieutenant, asking
that they be reinstated. The Lord Mayor
has had an interview with Earl Spencer on
the subject. A special meeting of the Cor
poration will be held to discuss the matter
| The dismissed 'constables were ordered to
| take off their uniforms within an hour after
receiving their discharge. On quitting the
| barracks the men were cheered by the
crowd which had gathered outside.
On hearing of the dismissals from the
| police force some of the men on duty tore
| Off their badges in the street and swore that
they would not do duty until their col
| leagues were reinstated.
| Dublin, September = Evenmg.-lm-
mense Gro Kds are gathering in the streets,
particularly in the vicinity of Dublin Castle.
The excitement is increasing rapidly. Earn
Spencer on leaving the vice-regal lodge
under escort was loudly cheered. num-
ber of the dismissed constables, who lett the
castle yard shortly afterwards, also received
| a tremendous ovation. All the police have
now struck except the officers and the mem
bers of the detective force. The latter num-
Der only 200.
Four hundred men have been sworn in
here us special constables.
| At hastily summoned meeting this
afternoon, at which strong anti-GoVernment
speeches were delivered, the Lord Mayor
declared his intention to issue the following
information:
Felton, Citizens A misunderstanding
between the Metropolitan police and the
Government authorities has led to the with
drawal of IL large number of the police from
the protection of the city. 1t is, therefore,
my duty to impress upon every citizen who Ii
anxious for the safety of the city to person
ally cooperate for the preservation OF peace
and order. Seli-control and peaceful de-
meapor were never more necessary thai
: now, and l rely upon my fellow citizens t'
= display these qualities. / am confident yol
will join with me in maintaining order.
4 The mounted police and the 'G' division
have taken no part in the strike up to tn
? present. At meeting of the corporation
c this evening, the Lord Mayor submitted
e | series of resolutions expressing the anX1et.
!: | of the Council at the differences existing
{ between the police and the executive, re
S GREETING that the same harmonious relation
prevailing between the police and the prin
n cipal councils of England and Scotland d.
not exist in Dublin declaring that in con
sequence, the corporation could take n
official action in the matter, and urging tn
citizens to aid in keeping the peace. III
d | resolutions were carried
RIoTING IN DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, September, 1.-Rioting brob
Is out ON College street at $50 O'Clock TIL
n evening" The mob was very Yiolen
" Some policemen who remain on duty at TIN
1t College street Station were brought out /
IS body, but were obliged to retire before TIL
IS mob. Additional troops have been sent t
e the scene of the riot, as there are no polio
a or special constables in the Dublin distric
n and the mob has taken complete possessio
is OF the city.
:. THE LATEST REPORT.
: DUBLIN, September, 1.-Up to lat
''s hour tonight no violence had been com
4 |
Y crowded. No police are visible.
u , A body of 100 of the discharged polio
=, = went to the Queensland Emigration oftic'
" this afternoon, and inquired If 800 me
d d could be taken to Queensland at once.
The suburbs of Dublin will be guarded b
u constabulary, $50 of whom have been ol
y dered from the depot for the purpose. II
III gates of Dublin Castle were locked at tis
II II o'clock this afternoon. They are doubl
= guarded.
= DUBLIN, Sept. 2, 2.30 a. m.-Large bodi,
~ ~ of infantry and cavalry paraded the eli
m ,me during the entire night.
IL DUBLIN, September 1.-At 10 O'Clock Il
~ !, night a mob in Brunswick threw stones
= = the troops, and one man was wounded. J
~ II magistrate read the riot act, the trool
~ charged and the mob fled.
= Il p. ma bayonetcharge has been ma(
- in Sackvlle street, where the soldiers We
" hotly pressed and badly stoned.
p y TURKEY AND GREECE.
Il, CoNsTANTINoPLE, September 1T
Sc Porte has offered, relative to the trouble {
the frontier, that the Greek Governme
should establish neutral zone around t
disputed territory until the definite settl
ment of the question. This propositio 0
a however, was not accepted.
MORE FIGHTING ON THE FRONTIER.
le LONDON, September 1.-Reuter's Tel
y, gram Company has received the followir
I. dispatch from Athens The Greeks hay
U, driven the Turks out OF the forest betwet
u, Zerbas and the coast Torpedoes have be-
ry placed along the Thcssalian coast to Il
~ frontier. Steamers are conveying troops al
re war material to the front.
10 uRs THE NEPIGoN's CREW SAFE.
- - LONDON, Sept, /, II p. m.-The CORE
y pondent olthe Press Association at Wicl
,e' low tnlegraphs that all the boats of IL
= - Lake Nepigon have safely arrived at differe
a. n points, and that there has been no loss
~ ~ life.
IN IN LONDON, Sept, 2.-The Press Associate
III reports that the Lake Ncpigon was tow
u. ~ oil at high tide by tug. She was lit
IN IN damaged, and proceeded to Liverpool.