The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-07
IRELAND.
Forster Visits the Lion tn His
Den.

New York, 5.-Her0Jd's Limerick
Forster, before he left the place, visited
the Tulla district, the recent rcene OF
many terrible outraRes. Immediately on
his arrival here the chief secretary for
Ireland proceeded to the lodgings oi
Clifford Lloyd and summoned the
county inspector Of the consiabulary 70
q consultation concerning the state OF the
County Of Glare. While armed senti els
ere placed over Lloyd's hou.es, numer.
GUS bodies of police patrcled the city in
all directions. Every precaution was
taken for the protection of Forster. The
council lasted more than three hours.
Great secresy was maintained. am
told on good authority that tbs Introduc-
ton OF martial law and mild form OF
the curfew law was recommended for
Forster ard Lloyd drove in an open car
riage, with large escort Of constabu-
lsry, to Tulls. where, as at Limerick.
most elaborate precautions were taken
for the 81 fety Of Forsler's life Cavalry
and police patroled at easy distance ail
along the road, but nothing happened to-
day. " hen it became known In lula
that Forster was in the town, all shop
were closed. The chief secretary listed
the see ne Of the moonlight Outrages, and
expressed sympaLhY with the sufferer.
Another council WAS held At Iulls. with
the county insI ectOr OF Glare, and the
r. pressive meas ures recon mended al
Limerick Are believed to have been
agreed on. The whole Of East Glare ls
in terrible state of lawlesness, nOtwlth-
standing the large force Of soldiers and
consiabulary. The recent daring sx-
PLOTS OF tue mooDlighttrs have Caused
the greatest alarm and uneAslness.
HerGid's Dublin: The chirf secretary
for Ireland concluded, to-day, his per-
sonal investigation into the state of
County Care, having held consultations
with magistrates, priests, gentlemen and
leaders of the police, and having seized
every opportunity of advising the tenant
farmers to take advantage OF the land act,
and combine to repress Outrages, warn
Ing them that the government was
powerful, and sought 10 maintain the
law. Forster paid q personal visit of
coincidence to the bedside of Constable
Wills, vino drove the car when MILFORD
Lloyd was shot, and to the tenant Mar
uney. Both lie at the point of death.
Forster gave the latter q $40 note. He
also visited The house Of Col. o. Csllsgha
Boycotted landlord. The windows were
barricsded and the house was garrisOned.
The soldiers were completely prepared
to resist attack. 1t was ssd picture OF
a country gentlemaR's residence in Ire
land 1T the present Day. but is only one
smo many. On Forster's return from
Athenry the crowd at the government
station heartily hooted the secretary, and
groaned for his coercion. With this ex-
ception the demeanor of the ihhs bitants
of the hottest corner of Irelsrd, was one
Of curiosity, mingled perhaps with some
surprise of his venturing into the lion's
den. As to the deminution CT outrsges |
and the pacifcation of Clare, the re-
suits of Forster's tour, there may be some
doubt; as to his energy and personal
courage, there can be none whatever
The csuses of discomfort in this rack
rected country are too great to be allayed
even by the personal attention CT the
chief secretary of Ireland.