The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18
TOPICS FROM OVER THE SEA.
TORY LANDLORDS TRYING 10 PRO-
Yoke OUTBREAKS IN IRELAND.
Horrible brutality to Cholera Suspects in
~Gniieta-Starved to Death In Lsndou-A
Horsey Play at Drury Lane-ConArmn.
tion or the News or the Arab Massacre.

S~nIicta-Starved to Death IN L0ndon-A
Horsey Play at Drury ~lape-CopArmn.
tion or the News or the Arab Massacre,
LONDON. Sept. 1.-THE Tory landlords in
Ireland have begun TO ooad thu neople with
the view OF them into lawless out
breaks and in the hape that thu outbreaks may
plac. Mr.. Gladstone in n dilemma. A crop o,
Gladstone's enemies. have boen already pub.
' D" u u 'ous"ihk u w III
ing OF cattle have been started again Mt a vary
opportune time to injure and embarrass the
IioelA' uoverh"en' eo'hures y, soous Il
notices OF eviction have caused wholesale ex-
snS amnnr mo ," n.on ~ %p,rsn almost to tho
-. nn.vs ~ p1op'e. 10. mi " n,saan "a NV
looked for persscutio !, tenants ua spend their
tina wotcbin. fort bo nn,onrance oftb. bailirs.
.n ~ Mn. ,an x,o. ne. upe. ~ ~. hii,s ,nst.ntI.
iordiords II ia he,isved that Tho JTn,onists
,n nui .nn. om. mard throm,hnnt Ia.
land for their friends and supporters to organ
ize every conceivable form OF trouble eal'a.
improving tho condition Of tho Irish people
ana occurring tor lrGiahu inc o.esslns VI n oun
rule. The Nationalist. on the Other hand
estiy warning them not 10 play ih'o 1ne hahas
OF the Tories BY any resort to TINT iaw'esshes'
Il s"th. NationaIists sav' "nrove to tho
,vo-,a .t us, ."e na. ani' rs say guy, r nor.,,v..S
The landlords, in taking their present harsh
and aggressive course. appear to have over
looked the fact that Mr.. Gladstone has for
somo time past been considering the addition
of a clause to the Land act that would prevent
Irish landlords from arbitrarily ofletinR the
starving peasantry. The enactment OF such Il
res,F'etlon WIN surely come. unless 'he laho.
iorus WI come 10 a voluntary atraheement
with the tenants that will protect the latter
misn t.H - p,e.eis t ne,V W.. rod ns,n ~ n,os,a o.
wise: IT is certain that the roo now IN piekie ior
Another terribIe instance Of the want and
.tnrxntior hidann ,rnm sish+ IN mnrv To,dnn
s s.ar,a'1 h"s n nome to IRON lIrn, s't thro m haa co nonapa
INQUEST n"tse. S.atl' raw s.sth n..ns u
together by ao;np housework outside. when
she could get it to do. In this way she occa-
sionally brought in a couple OF snillinEs. not
" Il " 'no"N" ~ 10y VIC ~
even tho plainest food. The six-year-old
daughter. Gertrude. gradually faded away
from ,rjv,t;o, ,,d ,Ji.d an TuoeJov ,ost
nm mn r..,u''ou' VI" uiou - A ". u :.
Tho mother died on Thursday. The inquest
t lie@s" Vain IN si tias sHe ior home nu ana iitti 81 o a @o-
II, appeared from an autopsy that the child
died OF starvation. pure and sim Pile. The body
was reduced to a skele,on. anu the stomach
was empty. 1t also appeared that the mother
did not stay at home to nurse her dying child.
but hurried out to earn two hiliings by a days
toll. in order that she might bring the child
the food for which it was Dining. The mother
came home only to find her little one dead.
The shock was too much for her weakened
and wasted frame. and she collapsed and
passed awny herself on Thursday. The doctor
declared that the mother had died Of inputri-
tion and a broken heart.
putting the srinners and manufncturers un.
der contract. believing that the American cot
bales. There was a large business yesterday.
Nevertheiess. the new SEASONS markets have
sign in the activity which is apparent. "'
Sir Arthur sullivan has recovered sufficient
conduct the Sullivan GrMnly opera. Haddon
HEa!k" in the savoy Theatre on next saturday.
theatrical and musical circles and among the