The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-09-03
MORE RI0TJNG IN DUBLIN.
Special CONSTABLES Alta CkED AND
ONE BADLY MtLTREA7ED
Tia Castle Guarded ny Inrsutry and Cavalry
"A Number OF Men ReturninE TO Duty
Later on Lord spencer Promising TO Con-
alder Their Grievances - Tho Rioting
Rc,ewed nj Might with Drawer Rcsults.

slder Their Grievances - Tho Rioting
Rcnewed nj Night with drawer Results.
DUBLIN, Sept 2.-The Emergency Commit
tee attended meeting this morning with sixty
men to DO sworn in as special constables.
difficulty. however was raised In regard to the
form OF oath to be taken. which obiges n per-
son taking II to swear that he Is not member
OF a secret or political society. Mr.. Dudgcon.
solicitor for the Emergency Committee stated
that the committee was not political BODY.
Earl Spencer. the Lord Lieutenant. theh direct-
cd that tho case should be stated for an cp,. ION
by tho law officers which will 30 communicated
to-day. II it is favorable about 1000 mon will
DO at once available. Tho whole police force,
comprising 1888 men. and including the 23A
nen who were dismissed. has left the service.
Only the officers. numbering d. remain.
g The police offcr. II the dismissed men are ro-
instatcd to waive all other claims pending
meeting OF the commission to consider their
grievances. The police will hold a mass meet
ing to night to discuss the answer which is OK
pected to this communication. or. as they term
It. tho ultimatum." Tho communication was
delivered by a delegate to Mr. Trovclyan to-
day. The law officers are Of opinion that the
services OF Orangemcn may BIO accepted AS
special constables but. OF course, in their CO.
pacity as citizens. not as Orangemen.
fow burglarics were committed last night.
The perpetrators were captured in two cases
and punished before magistrates. Several men
wero fncd for intimdating policemen who did
duty with the military last evening. Lord
Spencer is consul,ps with the Chief Of Police
duty on the streets are still Incomplete.
1t is assorted that. in tho event OF terms not
or five hundred policemen have arranged to
sail In special steamer TO Queensland; The
stabulary have refused TO do duty in Dublin.
and that they have received q telegram on the
,u Of the entire hss w SHfy not d6 tho S bay
while the difficulties Of the metropolitan force
remain unsettled.
The Queensland emigration agents have re;
fused to accept 81 per head offered by 500
policemen for passage to Queensland, >,
ss hed Ss evening csnen T sps
9sse h ssi9 aqhGs TO e
to return to their duty and petition for the re-
instatement of the dismissed men. The men
they we're willing to return to duty the moment
the dismissed men were reinstated and assur-
Be eco Considered If any disturbances occnrred
the responsibility would be with the Police
Serious disturbances occurred tonight in
Stephens street number OF special consta-
bles who had drunken man in charge, We're
Fifteen mounted policemen have resigned.
and the rest OF them have refused to do duty
closcl. < large crowd has assembled outside de-
Cavalry and infantry are under arms ut the
Later-The strike now seems to be on the
sent a memorial to the Castle this evening ex-
spectfully asking, Lord spencer 10 cons dcr
their case, Lord Spencer replied that il they
the
the men returned to thoir posts and large
This result has unIuestionably saved the city
constn5lcs Who hava come forward have been
Early this eyenins t the ne Lord Mayor issued
second proclamation; thanking the citizens for
their, peaceful and orderly conduct and stating
hiotsm and solf-resncct.
Altogether 100 special constables were sworn
In durin. the day: but the resumption OF duty
by tho regular police has obviatsd the neces
sity tpr their rsmployment. ,
The military tonight charged mob surround.
ing the O'Conneil statu. and cleared the spot.
are max my iroQuent charges in order to clear
side streets. There is much stone throw
Ing Several persons have been wounded and
number o! arrests have been made. Both
military and police are much booted. but show
great forbearanca.
1t is said that the police have ex pressed their
discrimination to again throw OH their uni
forms on Monday if the dismissed men are not
Lord spencer. addressing the special con-
stables. who were paraacd in the Castle yard.
said:
sn ns So. "ft rssrs as5 to 'ss
ad. sS sf.' Of of -?S Ia. si: sker as 1is
nsF sl. II pu and H nav. aa % n w. 81
proud and WHO nlvs awnys shown rnch devoted
e.s s lie s a "" an H,'Sy t S it s
n.," %' y have a aaop t4.s Mhh '" %.,
Sa ID . r NIL, e. aws II b, g., &.
elZning the outside. IL
would he impossbl1 for any Government 70 treat such
de.Irou. to rey s"isy upon lie guitars bat srrea 10
and doubt thank YOU FOR Your rr"mE'itnde IN coming
viii perform your novel ,laiiy. sicicn,ly and wa
1s At. w" N 40 not s Il IT, "M' S % y S
husine,. tr,nsnatioms ion viii H. ",rloy,n Mos,y in
ss your rs.nee,iv.dur. one more I ihans YOU in
After Lord Spencnrs sneech the men dis
perS"d. giving loud cheers for the Queen.
l2sD2S, sept In conseuuence Il com
poes At u the new ruI4s for naying iHe , poce
being publ 1hoi the Home Office has issued an
order tiIreatanin. with instant dismissal any
Ths Ri a '2'$S s,pr says of the strike of tho
5So sodars will not IT, by d Eed up eS arr arr
arcly because $50 policemen have retired into
private ito. nor will the Government Of Ireland
be parilvIed because IL is found necessary 10
ins!,. that discipline sha be- preserved. Al
thr same time we have no intention Of under
estimating the u~twardnoss Of Tie present
mutuy, II Is not plea ,unt to read that the
street, II one OF the chief cities Of the empire
9ro being cleared at thu point. # the bayonet.
1t !, hiri,y loss sinister intelligence that the
poli'" duties Of the largest Catholic city in
lrellnl arc likely TO ho discharged by Orange
mon. But under the circumstances the Gov
ernment has no option but to insist upon the
obedience Of tho constabMlary to tho eAplicit
otIrts ~ their superior officers.
The -. J1IHeS'S GderHr says: The condition
OF things il evidently most critical and in no
way likely to ba improved by the action Of the
Dublin Municipality, who instead OF rendering
assistance to the Executive. have made the
crisis an occasion for airing grievances Of their
own The possible consequences Of n great city
like Dublin being loft even iur q day or TWO 10
depend upon an improN,isri police force can
scarcely be- contemplated without the gravest
anxiety Tho Government have only them
solves 10 thank for this state Of affairs in their
treatment o! the Royal Irish cun-'ahu!arv
whose example tho Dublin police followed
Tho Government has been re-olute in The
wrong place and conc iiutory in the wrong
place. has undnrvalucd tho force at on" time
nni exaggerated its value at another. When
tho men nutincd their demands weI. listened
T.. but before they showed their mu.!nous
temier thoir reasonable requests were allowed
10 - Gnnotlco1."