New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-03
TuE DUBLIY POLICE TROUBLE.
prr1,RN OF THE STRIKERS TO DUTY.

PFrJTRN OF THE STRIKERS To DUH
p1oTIyG IN VARIOUS PARTS OF THE Clrh-iiI
MON CHARGED By TIE TR0OPS-DUBlIN
CASTLE THREATENED.
DrBIIN. Sept "A few burglarics were com
mitted during the night. The perpetrators were
captured in two cases and punished by maglstra'eS
Several men wero fined for intimidating policemen
who did duty with the military last evening.
The police offer. if the dismissed men are ren-
stated. to waive all other claims pending meeting
of the Commission to consider their grievances.
The law officers are of opinion that the services
of Orangemen may be accepted rs special consta-
bes lint of conrsc in the capacity of citizens not
as Orangemen.
meeting of policemen at which all the dis-
missed men and those who resigned were present
was held this evening. Canon Pope spoke. lie
urged the police to submit to the authorities, ana
advised those who had resigned to return TO their
dutv and petition for the rein
statement of the dismissed men.
The men unanimously refused this advice. lhey
said they were willing to return to duty the mo-
ment the dismi ssed men reiustated ana as
surances given that their grievances would be con-
sldered Ii any disturbances occurred, the respon-
sibihty would be with the Police Commissioners.
Serious disturbances occurred tonight III
Stephens-st A number of special coGstables VINO
had A drunken man in charge were attaCho" an"
one of them was badly maltreated.
Fifteen mounted policemen have resigned ana the
rest of them have refused TO do duty. Cavalry anu
infantry are under arms at the Castle
Later.-The strike now seems to be on the eve OF
settlement. The mon who resigned sent memo
rial to the Castle this evening expressing
deep regret at their action ana ider re-
spectfully asking Lord Spencer to cOnSlder
their case. Lord Spencer replied that II they
returned TO duty this evening their case woud re-
ceive the fullest consideration. a number Oh the
men returned to their posts. and large proportion
of the night relicfs are now on duty. ms result
has unquestionaby saved the city from scenes o1
rotng as many of the special constaDleS VINO nave
come forward have been utterly uhdole W CoPo
with the disorder.
Early this evening the Lord Mayor issued sec
ond proclamation. thanking the citizens for their
peaceful and orderly conduct, ana statlng that no
had mistaken confidence III their patriotism ana
Altogether 700 special coastables were sworn IN
during the day, but the resumption OF uuty ny lne
regular police has ODvlaieu tue neCeSS'S loi Vn0H
employment 80.
N;d1ight-The city is in a most excited state
The military tonight charged mob surrounding
the O'Connell statue and cleared the spot. A posse
of police on duty in SackvIlle-st. making fire.
ouent charges In order to clear side streets Ihere
is much stOLe-t throwing: Several persons nave peon
wounded, and a number OF arrests nave pceh
made. Both military and police are mucn noOtcu'
but show great fOrbearance. .
It is stated that the police have expressed their
determination to again throw oil their uniforms Oh
Monday if the dismissed men are not reInstated.
Lord Spercer addressed the special constables
who were paraded in the Castle yard to-day In his
remarks he SAID that he deeply regretted what had
occurred. Unfortunately the men haa adopied
course which be must call inSubordnaton and dis,
obedience of the most marked kind. lie believed
they were led away by designing men, some III tne
force and outside. 1t would be Impossible Tor
any Government TO treat such acts otherwise than
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