The Barrow Herald and Furness Advertiser. — 1876-04-22 (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England)

WORK AND WAGES.  THE CARDIFF MURDERER,  aatubswee a serious kind took place on Limerick. It had been arranged that lot a Home Rule demonstration in the 111°0e-fleeting to be addressed by the city mt. Butt and Mr. O'Shaughnessy. A beaoirgwA assembled at the railway station to hem and give them a cordial reception !ion was formed which marched through oivil streets to the O'Connell Monument 1:p1 Crescent where the meeting was to take On arrival there the procession found :oile hundred Nationalists, headed by John 'owed with sticks, loaded whips, and other 0. The Nationalists at once made an attack ,e Roo Rule procession, which was nearly thoutand strong. An extraordinary combat od, and lasted for upwat.ls of a quarter 0 hour, many persons being injured both sides, while the banners were torn, and 01and musical instruments broken. The Home o,ity, however, ultimately succeeded tu putthe Nationalists, and Daly and his Dors were compelled to retreat. The meeting 'hen addressed by Mr. Butt +rid Mr. <posy, but the latter was almost inaudible Anenle of the uprosr.—Another acmunt ..'embers of men were lying in the streets. ivay persons dripping with blood from severe were conducted to the surgeries.  ing;nohl, direetor of the Central Bank of 1, has committed suicide. Various on the sunject has been circulating on the  Emperor of Brazil arrived at New York, pni.d by the Empress, on his way to Ban 0, thence to Liverpool. to bad weather, the Easter celebrations at have been unusually quiet and spiritless. British Executive Commissioners of the Iphia Exhibition have reported to the Lord it of the Council by telegraph that the m General Direction has with great iv offered to bear all terminal charges. iotherwise, as notified by the regulations lon the 20th December, 1875, would have on exhibitors after the installation of their ix the several buildings of the exhibition. Metre of the British section has been and is passing through the press. It , parts, price 2s each, and can be obtained the 20th April from her Majesty's printers, Byre and Spotiswode, by orders through !Intl§ booksellers. toateur has published a severe article upon , affairs. It says that the resolutions of live, which are so prejudicial to French „have not been received more favourably ,Government than by the public. The i Government, however, has made fresh roars to induce Great Britain to join in the on of efficacious measures far preventing the aptcy of the Khedive, and for protecting the a holders of Egyptian bonds. 'are correspondent writes that there has good deal of intriguing at Madrid to try and a the ex-Clneen Isabella from returning to bather Majesty appears to have made up 'eat° recross the Pyrenees and pay Alphonso visit.  s, ai out, nes c awin, on '  folio; ter, wl nd aft  a a eei ght, see 'dock Ly $o toget, II g-cr,  bedt 7 ill, r tried rticolo on of  cl—a up in hid b ehearl De ettki  h;id • vetting lo heard ist- toe resent stool!  buried , otice, „f the vere je 'here 81 cerningl d, der but 1) tr arresDl  seft9 ce  ssooi Sbi" ;r3 9 Itoo.ol lock  telegraphed from Berlin that unusual prevail at the Foreign Office in pence of the latest complications in the  eAreer will be terminated on the 25th We' the County Clsol at Cardiff. It is said '•,liood, who will hang the Bristol muron the 2Bh inst., will be the executioner. rodenined man appears to be fully alive to .tritti nature of his crime, and engages very a a in his devotions in the prison. The fishheet East Moors, where the murder was sued, just now proves an object of great inthe thousands of holiday-observers in the ,frorn the adjacent districts. The business of lieries, respecting which ill-feeling existed gn Webber and his victim, is now carried on s'clow of the latter. e I  Pope has issued a brief, according a plenary •to the faithful of the whole world on .n of the third centenary of the birth of it de Paul.  any coal is being got in the extensive As of South Yorkshire and North Derby. the miners being on strike against a reducli per cent. Nearly all the rite in this tare idle, and anticipating a severe struggle ti hare brought out their tools. But in the mate of trade it is not anticipated that the t!ill be a protracted one. It is almost im to say how many men are now out of the number is variously estitnated at from to 25,000.  !miners dispute in the Fife and Clackmanmict has been settled by the men agreeing masters' terms and accepting a reduction • cent.  -abet last, the labottrers of the building a London memorialised their masters for hare of wages. To this the masters' assocrhave just replied that they are of opinion Present state of the trade does not waron the wages now paid. eur the ironworkers at the Atilt, Works, She& out on Saturday, pursuant to the notice k redlP non of Id per cent. dal', Ilri Brown, the miners' agent for Shtord,hire, visited Bedworth, as a rispuhin the Miners' National Union, and had ution with the colliery managers. It was ithatthe depression in trade rendered it Se for full employ fluent to be found for all at present prices. The men are worktime 4 the old ra, e. ,terfield, on Saturday, nine colliers on re sentenced to imprisonment for terms 'from three weeks to two months for inri a numb-r of tnni and preventing their. ikt the Speedwell Colliery, belonging to 00a1 and Inn Company. Pate at the Penyrorsedd slate quarry. ` bli been settled: and the who'le of the wsumed work. 41 of miners' delegates was held on it LISIeY, to receive the reports of 'Wen the men and their masters. i had been asked to make the reduction 130 per cent, or to refer the whole L.,10 arbitration, but they declined to de t'', meeting decided to await a commaiti. the subject from the council of tke Union. Meantime, the masters ed to agree to conciliation. Z" of a grow outrage has been given ter Police-office. London. On the men at the factories of Messrs. Morgan and ,I;.e builders, Longre, returning from ?ms discovered that the whole of the "Me carriage heads upon which they , had been maliciously broken, their ii 0 Nsted, an rendered useless, and ; tnthes colleeted in a heap upon some the fi SOI fire to. Some slight difference and several of the men has reiato`nrough the introduction of a new anism.  _ ,_ --......... • m,irk 'LW? c, !lhera et 'B".—The population of every 4av day is given on " Homiman's ;tilt ,r 41),” Which can be had GRATIS, of ' b, ~,.: ° Agents for Hornirnan's pure tea, !‘ir,,:jst Of Messrs Homiman, Tea ImFor the past 30 years Horniman's 31i en preferred for strength, flavour,  eaty Culti; OP A