Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-11
SOLDIERS RIoToUs.
Civilians IndlscTiminRteIy Attacked
with BayOnets at Limerick.


LIMERICK, Nov. 10.-Owing to the re-
cent civilian attacks upon soldiers large
party OF the Kings Royal Rifles broke out
OF the barracks here tonight, armed with
bayonets, and made an indiseriminate
attack upon people residing in the
vicinity. One man WAS stabbed in the
head, and three men were severely
wounded. Picketa were Immediately
sent out, and the Mayor and large force
of police soon arrived and suppressed the
disorder. The people residing in the
vicinity fed in terror To their homes and
barrlcaded their doors. The soldiers We're
eventually carried back to the barracks.
ROW OVER PIGS.
DUBLIN, Nov. 10.--At the Killarney
fair to-day there was a sale OF a number
OF pigs. II then became known that the
pigs belonged to loyalist, Capt. Magill,
whereupon the purchasers refused to pay
tor them.
While Michael Nugent was proceeding
to BallvmahOn union to ecord his vote
contrary TO the wishes OF the NatiOnalists
he was dragged from his car and beaten
80 badly that his life is despaired of. His
assalants escaped.
Roger O'Brien, prominent member Of
the National League, has been shot at
Athlone. Two arrests have been made in
connection with the affair. The shooting
resulted from agrarian troubles.
MIR. PARNELLs BROTHER.
Mr.. Parnefs brother has had issued
writs of ejectment against tenants on his
estate in Armagh, who have failed TO pay
their rent.
The Nationalist Convention In Donegal
selected as candidates for Parliament
Messrs. Harrington, O'Doherty, O'Neill,
and Kelly. The Liberals and Tories met
at Enniscorthy to-day to choose candi-
dates for Parliament In opposition to the
Nationalist candidates.
BoYCoTTING NOT A SUCCESS.
CORK, Nov. tO.-Five hundred head Of
cattle were shipped by farmers to-day by
the Steam Packet COmpany's line. Farm
ers find that waiting for the inadequate
facilities afforded by the steamers char
tered by the cattlemen is too expensive.
The boycotting viii collapse unless tho
league gives further assistance TO the
oattemen.
PARNELL COMPLIMENTS GLADSTONE.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l0.-At IA meeting of
lrishmen here to-day, Timothy O'COnnOr
was nominated for member OF Parliament
for one division OF Liverpool. Mr.. Par
nell was present at the meeting and re-
ceiVed an ovation. He made a speech In
which he complimented Mr.. Gladstone on
the breadth of views on the Irish ques-
ton, and called upon him 20 formulate a
scheme for self government IN Ireland be-
for the election, so that the Peers would
have no chance to reject il the Liberals
should return 10 power. Seven hundred
and fifty lrishmen have sent dispatch to
Mr.. Parnell saying they will vote as be
directs.
Mr.. Parnell said that Mr.. Gladstones
statement, though vague and unsatisfac-
tory, was the most important on the Irish
question ever delivered by any English
Minister.
MONEY FOR MIR. PARNELL.
New YORK, Nov. 10.--A number Of
prominent lrlsh-American gentlemen met
this evening to consider the question OF
supporting the fund TO aid Mr.. Parnell in
his Parliamentary agitation. Eugene
Kelly presided. The subject was dis
cussed by Mr.. Kelly, Joseph J. O'DonO-
hue, Miles O'Brien and James Carroll.
John Byrne, Of Cincinnati, o., an active
and very earnest friend of Mr.. Parnell,
was present by invitation, and gave his
views. IL was resolved to take active
measures to at once undertake the rails
ing OF large sum Of money. The com
mittee appointed will meet Wednesday
and report a plan Of action 10 an ad-
journed meeting, TO be held Friday even
ing next. Mr.. Byrne said that he would
like TO be one OF 100 gentlemen who would
put up 100000 for this year, and would
find others willing 10 do the same thing
another year. Eugene Kelly consented to
act as treasurer.
CHATTANoOGA's IRISH LEAGUE.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Nov. 10.-A
branch OF the Irish National League was
organized here 10 day ana all the leading
Irishmen Of the city Joined. }. O'Brien,
Supreme Treasurer Of the Catholic
Knights Of America, was elected Presi-
dent.