New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-19

FROM TIE LOHd0H World
, few hundred wards further j. cOustabu arg
hut rrared near spot where Fhc stones ii tue ali
,v tbs rJa isIds lave been dis!ace |; tbey were
taken away u make potihnieS, through which tho
sbo,s were fired which killed Cain0uc gentleman
one feast-day last summer II, hs drove 10 MISS; he
fell dead into the rO1i, but the servant remained
lfcess on the carr and, supporting TIE corpse, the
wife was driven into the town, h're Tie new sic
Lrou-ht was NOT altogether UNINTERRUPTED. SOme
miles hence within stones throw or tie trees that
surround a claiming home, stands modest farm
house playing 10y :he stream outside, which rims
beneath tire walls OF one OF the many iyy-grown
ruins that stud The country, are two far-haired
little children WHO one day, IA they walked with
their father TO MONDAY mass, saw nm fall mn;-
derel before their young eyes. t is not necessary
10 leave the widows doors before s!eht - seen
straugc 10 English eyes. She is gong 10 tetch
water from n we'll but not yard can riie SUIT lfoa
the threshold without her armed escort win loaded
rifles and the Ieallug OF INDIGNATION thdt dilScS
nt the thought OF o war being waged against
woman Is not lesscuel because the woman u Iar 70
l,,k tDou with an auburn head Il tn"t shapeIy
pould so often seen IN TIE counties DorheIin3 IN
tho Atlantic. Since the day OF lie INQUEST no Han
will work for her. go she must SOW. anu reap. and
,I,r with her own hands. To-day it - tfuc there
10 one laborer stacking her latelylng nay but he Is
stranger 10 the district tact which does not dis
nense with the need for constable To keep guard
over him with rifle at the riCkyaru gate. On q
sunday too, it is a strange sight 10 see tie woman.
in her dress of morning Walking along the lanes
from chapel between two armed men, as II she were
sone dangerous criminal under arrest IL is a
still ranger spectacle To watch landowner OF the
ueighbUrhOod ON his way FROM CHURCH First OF
all cOue a car load OF soldiers, each with rifle u
hand, aud driven by q policeman; then follows a
close Garage, out OF tho windows of which may be
seen shining the barrel Of Winchester; on either
side of the road two more armed soldiers keep up
on foot with it, while the rear Is brought up by
another constabulHry car.
Protection is not, of course supplied IN tnls
wholesale manner 10 all threatened individuals ana
there are not few landlords the rsost DISTURBED
districts who so far from being protected nav =
never even carried revolver for their I'VE. are US
safe here Gu the pavement OF Pail Mail. su ,a
OF two soldiers Is. however, very common auui.o
to the household CT 81 Irish squire ana WIN al
embarrassing fidelity they carry out thelr oiueis.
Perhap visitor calls 10 see the tDfealeheu ~
of a once hospit1ble house ana. s.er os 800
story of how the courteous old genteman was t%ics
fred at and twice escaped the bullet, he Is taken
down the deserted drive to see the pace wueto !
cottaeer was shot one night. decoyed irom MS Deo
by the setting loose OF us sso the hall door before
two men, in shirt-sleeves. hastily follow rom th'
direction of the stables. They are the soldiers n
protection duty who, tired OF doinG nothing, ar
making Themselves useful about tue house IN
nsxer for a moment do they let their unwilling
charge escape from their sight, The courtesy
| the manor-honse undsturbcd Vr beieaanerrd Is re-
| produced In the eivilty always mil WA Oh r'ai