THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : JFIUDAY AUGUST a issi.
IRELAND'S WRONGS
s Described by an Americ
Gentleman Who Has Traveled
Extensively'in That
Oonntry ,
Almost Incredible Cruel
' Practiced Upon Poor
Tenants.
No Such a Human Being as
Good Landlord Known
in Ireland.
A Description of How the Pen
nntry nro Trotvtcd-
Spoclil Corrc | > onilcrico Chicago Trlhunc.
Dt'iiLiN , July 19. I saw in Sac
villo street the other day a ttil
swarthy gentleman who was makii
himself unconsciously conspicuous 1
wearing a soft felt hat the nacre
emblem of our nationality abroad ,
could not decide from his lool
whether ho waq a westerner or
southerner , and so I made his acquaii
tanco , nnd found that both gucsni
were correct : that ho was Capt. Bel
of Dixon , 111. , who had been a shar )
shooter in our army , while his fatlu
had been a brigadier-general in th
southern army. Ho is a man of odi
cation and intelligence , and I loarne
that , like myself , he had boon both
journalist and lecturer nt homo. H
has been in Ireland two months trai
cling about all the time , mostly o
jaunting-cars , in the south and soutl
west ,
Ho came to Ireland as I came firs
and KT all English deputation confci
that they came with a very scat
flupply of'sympathy for the politic :
uprisings of the Irish people , nnd wit
th6 fooling that while tlio Irish migl
have eomo wrongs , their Englu
rulers were probably in no way n
sponsiblo for them. But , like tli
rest of us , the scales have fallen froi
his oycs.
"What do you think of Irish lam
lordism , " I asked , "and English nil
in Ireland now ? "
"I think injustice , " bo replied , "i
n very mild name for it
TIIH WHOLE THINO IB BASED OX
CHIME.
I could not believe that any poop ]
would endure such wrongs patient ! )
Talk about the clamor , the discontent
iho impetuosity of the Irish ; d n il
no people on earth could bo more sul
missive under such atrocious tyrannj
Those people , the real peasantry , ar
on the verge of starvation. None c
thorn over pretend to taste moat , c
use their own butter or eggs , or an
other marketable produce that the
raise. Their food is sour milk an
potatoes. Their huts are worse tha
the huts of Hottentots , and thoi
clothes well , they arc just a Httl
better than our first paronta' , yet thea
poor creature are 'villificd , botli c
homo and abroad , because they dai
oven to complain ! "
"How about the lawlcssncsn in In
land , what counties have you see
most of it in ? "
"Well , " replied Capt. Bell , "I'v
boon pretty well through the Countic
of Cork , Kerry , Waterford , Limcricl
Clare , Tipnorary , .Oalway and lloj
common , and I only saw 6110 act c
violence on the port of the people ,
only saw the finale of it , so to spcali
and to offset it , I saw what I coi
tainly regarded aa a deliberate eflbi
on the part of the government trooj
to incite an insurrection , and such
provocation would have boon sure t
load to the annihilation of the trooj
in any part of America.
Nowhere is life and property hoi
more sacred. I felt aa safe union
those wild mountains of Western In
land as on my own farm near Dixoi
111. Every reported crime or outrugi
whether true or bogus , nnd nvhatovi
it cause , is not only ( grossly oxaggo
atod but attributed to political disa
foction. If a cureless boy shies a pel
bio at a window treason must bo lurl
ing about. If an old woman drops
atone from a window on n policomi
the district must bo proclaimed ! If
drunken brawler gets into n row wil
a neighbor , in a personal difficult ;
tuo country is overrun with troop
and some land leaguer must i
inarched to prison. "
"What was the act of violence th
you saw ? "
"I was at Blarney village , na
Blarney castle. I was walking 01
from Cork to BOO the castle , and
was quite near the village when I sn
laboring men running dowq from tl
fields to the roads , and hoard shou
from the direction of the village ; ar
then I saw a man running , or rothi
pacing as near a run as no could go
ho Boomed tired out , and ho was stni
naked , with the exception of one stoc
oh his loft foot. Ho was covered wil
blood and dirt. As ho passed mo 1
waa panting , nnd lookoa frightened i
death his look of terror romindc
mo of pictures of the dethroned iioiu
in Milton , Ho paused in silence.
' (1 wont on to the vjllago nnd foun
that ho was a process-server. Ho lit
uspd his power , they said , in a voi
insolent way , nnd suddenly
TUB KXA.HFEUATEI ) WOUEK ATTACK )
f -1UMJ
literally tore h'u clothes from him , ai
then whipped him with f urse. Ho w
flurroundcd by hundreds of furio
women. The men took o part ; tli
iuit stood aloof and shouted ai
lauchod at the women. J undorstoi
afterwards that the landlord compi
inised with those tenants , "
t'Wliat about the troops ? "
.i'AJand-leaguo mooting wasndvc
tisod to bo held at "Millstreot , a to\
i of 7,000 inhabitants , about thirty
forty miles from Cork. There h
boon no outrages } n that * district , ji
there waa no uretonsd that there M
any danger of an outbreak. Yet t
British government , under Mr. Fo :
tor's advice , arbitrarily prohibited t
mooting two days before , or 'pi
claimed' it , aa they call suppress !
free speech in Ireland. The count
people of course did , uot hear of t
proclamation , and 20,000 or me
came in. Tlio streets wore pack (
The loaders did not intend to hold t
meeting , and both the people and t
military and Jho police ! oflicors D
dorstood it. Yet , without aski
the people to disperse , or , wil
'
out asking tlio lenders to tell tli
to go homo quietly , n company
fifty-two dragoons , nrmccl with nbr
carbines , and revolvers , supported
both nidca by companies of regular
fantry , caino from within tlio wnl
incloiuro of the barracks , rode n
inarched into the center of the era
in the most insolent fashion , n
formed in line of battle in tlio thi <
cst part of the dense throng. Itecum
to mo to bo
tmtlBKIUTKLY I.NTKNriEtl TO I'llOVO
THE I'EOrtE ,
Hut the people understood it , and r
a Iiisivos heard nor an excuse giv
for n inasnacrc. But the scowl !
faces of the people revealed thi
thoughts clearly enough , "
"Did you hear of any landlord 01
rages ? "
"I consider all the evictions as Ian
lord outrages , In every county
have traveled I Imvo heard tales
the cruelty and oppression of Ian
lords which seem incredible ; that
would hot have believed if I hadhca
ihom in America ; and that I won
not have believed even hero , if it h
not been for the tangible ! evidences
ruin and poverty that Ho scatter
) vor the whole country. ' '
"flivo mo an illustration rr two. "
"Well , take Uenco Jones , who hi
> oen described as a martyt in En
and , and who has 'written a book
lofenso of the landlords. I hoard i
natty stories of his cruelty that
vendor how ho has ever been allowc
o live at all I will give you on
old by Mr. Hurley , at Clonakilt
) no peasant family had occupied
arm near Clonakilty for suvcraVgo
rationn. During the lost famine tl
ild people
> IEI > OP ItAUDSIIIl1 ANN 8TAUVATIO
Before the surviving son 'was ' t
owed to keep the littloi farm lie hi
0 pay a heavy fine as the Irish c :
1 bonus to Banco , lone for the priv
6go. Bonce Jones , every one the
ays , did not give a pinny' towan
ho relief fund m the time of the far
no , or towards the relief of the tui
mts in any way. This poor folio
ind to Hell his little farm stock to pi
his fine. Ho had a groyru sister an
wo little orphan children , a brothi
, nd sister , I think , to support. Thci
ender children yielded , to the wai
.nd . hardship of their lot and sickonc
, nd died. During their sickno
Bonco Jones craftily asked the so
tow much it cost to support thoi
hildrcn. The tenant said 10 a yea
la soon as the children died Bent
Tones raised the rent of the lilt
arm 10 per annum , as ho clalmc
hat by their death the nroflts of tl
onant would bo increased to tin
mount.
"That's n sample , " continued tli
aptain ; "it is the deliberate policy o
ho Irish landlords to allow the tonat
ust enough to keep body and soul tether <
other , but to keep him too poor t
ducato his children , too poor to o :
anizo , too poor to.fight . , and too poc
o run away. " <
"Bonco Jones' rents wore all vor
"Yes , very high. Mr. Ilurloj
rho told mo this story , said that i
ook all the products of his farm an
portion of the profits of shop to pa
lin rent. "
"Why do the pca auta pay auo
onts ? "
"They have nowhere else in God
vorld to go if they arc turned out
Evictions mean death or starvatioi
Jon like Hurley keep their farn
ivon when they have a business , bi
uuao their , ancestors have alVaj
ived on thorn , and they hope by-am
> y to ovffi them , I suppose. '
"LOUI > lANHDOWNE , IN KE11RY , "
s another Irish landlord , like Bone
Tones , who has posed as a goo
nndlord. Did you sco any of hi
.enants ? "
"I traveled extensively in Kerry ,
aid Cant. Boll , "and I saw n goo
uany or his tenants. While some c
hem spoke of him as n good landlon
. ' saw a great many cases of hardshi
tml oven cruelty. "
"What did they mean by Landi
lowno being u good landlord/ / "
"T , flnd in Irolanjl , everywhere , tin
f the landlord simply allows them t
ivo and doesn't1 evict thom.'tho toi
mts talk of him aa a good landlon
[ Imvo gene through tlio estates i
.hcso men who are called good lam
lords , and I have fully made up in
mind that there is no such thing as
? oed landlord in Ireland. I foun
Landsdowno'nironta to bo very high-
jut of all proportion to the produ
live capacity of the land. The into
ligont people I mot in Kerry clmr ;
turn not only vith giving nothing i
the relief of his tenants during tl
famine , but with making money out <
the government advances , "
I omit Capt. Boll's statement
Lansdowne'a methods of turning go
urnmont advances intended for tl
tenantry to his own personal adva
tago , as I explained and exposed the
in an elaborate series of letters pu
lishod last Bummer in The New Yo
Tribune. These letters wore ropu
lishod in the Counties Kerry ai
Mayo , and neither Lansdowne uorli
mont Trench dared to deny their a
: urnoy , although Lord Lansdowne , 1
; rickory worthy of a Tombs lawyc
mdortook to impeach the tttatomon
> f my first letter , which related to 1
nfamous father and grandfather , 1
intending that I wrote them abe
liimeolf. A
"Ireinombor , " continued Oapt. Be
"when in the mountain districts b
twoon Dmitry mid Konmaro , I was d
nounclng the wrongs of the peasant
that I had scon. The two young E
glish gentlemen on tho" car with i
were , defending the lamllords. Tin
denied , with the usual arrogance
Englishmen , that such wrongs oxisto
I pointed to a miserable hovel on t
mountain side as
A 81'ECIMKN Of THE
THE J'KOl'LK.
Tlio Englishmen said of course the
was no rent paid for that. Ich
longed them to go nn with mo. V
stopped the car aim ascended. T
cabin was ao low that wo had to sto
to got in ; thodqorwos not over fo
and a lialf foot high ; there was
chimney only a hole in the that
the Uoor was the earth ; there were
few chicken * and ducks in the da
cabin for it had no window ; it v
wretched beyond my power todescril
I atkod tlio woman if she paid a
rent , She- said indeed she did ; tl
she hod enriched her little plot
ground by , carrying manure up t
mountain side on her back , but 1161
she said , bursting into tears , 'I ho
to leave it , as they've raised the ri
. ; a. I'A - ) i , ; rv *
and I cannot pay it. ' She said s
was one of Lord Lonsdownc's tcnan
The Englishmen went back In silent
greatly moved , and made no furth
defense of the Irish landlords. "
Lord Lansdowne has recently giv
notice of his intention to seek to t
feat Gladstone's scheme to give a f <
crumbs of justice to the peasantry
Ireland !
No Matter Wlmt Hnpponii
You may rest luwtired that you arc nfn
being speedily cured liy THOMAS' Kcu
Tiilo On. In all cawn of rheumntiftm , n <
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nccemary to prove IU efficacy.
nugl Iw
Capturing a Boar-
It will bo remembered that a s :
and fatal accident occurred atModisi
a few years ago , by a team beii
frightened at fiperformingFrenchmi
and a grizzly bear , and that it costtl
city n good deal of money to oott
the costs. Other towns resolved th
they would not have any morn be
performances in the streets. Tin1
was no town that was loaded f
bears , after that accident , any heavi
than La Crosso. The mayor , < I
Clark , was red hot , and ho told tl
chief of police , Hatch , never to allc
\ man with a performing bear to con
into the town. Hatch didn't ua
mything better than a bear fight , ai
ic said he should smile to i > co a Can
ilian Frenchman get tiji a bear dan
n that town , as long as ho walked tl
streets. When the now mayor , Sir
oy , took the oflico , he had only 01
ardor to give the police , and that w
.o keep an eye out for bears. Tim :
was consternation in La Orosso t
Tuesday when a boy camu up to tl
> olice oflico and said there wofl a nir
lown town with a performing bea
nnd Hatch spit on his hands nnd to
Pcrnue Clark to follow him. Tl
boar was hitched to the hind axle of
wagon , and the owner was i
x saloon taking n drink. Hat (
( aid ho would go in tl
saloon and capture the man , and tel
? ornuo to bring the bear right up I
.ho station. Pcrnuo didn't exact !
iko the way the thing was-divided t
ind lie suggested that maybe ho hn
letter go In after the man , and h
latch take the bear , as he was n
> ld bear hunter , but Hatch said tl
nan was a desperado , and ho betti
unround him. So Hatch went in an
; ot the unresisting Frenchman , an
tartcd offj telling Pernue to hun
ip with the bear. Pcrnuo is a ran
hat , if ho wanted n bear , had rntlu
lire a man to go after it , but the ej
) f the chief was on him , and he wall
: d up to the bear and took hold <
he chain and said , "Come along , M ;
Icar. " The bear reached up on
law and took hold of Pcrnue's clothe
ibout the small of the back and close
lis clawa and twisted a little and thoi
vos about n pound of coat tail an
mntaloons cloth and shirt that a
amc oil together in a wad , and Vith
> alc faced Pcrnuo started up towar
ho lockup to help Hatch nold th
nan. Ho overtook them as they in
ivcd at the calaboose , nnd Hate
iskcd him why he didn't bring th
) eur , and he said hi ! came up to fin
> ut of the Frenchman'what the bear
lame was. Ho said he never coul
ako a bear if he didn't know its nam <
lo put on a rubber coat to cover th
> lacc where the bear had stepped o
lim and by this time Sam Campbc
ind Dave Littlojohn , the other police
ncn , had arrived , end they a
vent down after the bear. Tli
joys made a good deal of fun of Pui
IUO'H clothes , and Sam gaid the wn
jo handle n bear was to look hii
igjit in thcj oyojand paralyze hin
iVriiuo said lie would lot'Satn paralyj
he bear , but before he got him pan
yzod on more than one aide the be :
rould rip all the clothes off bin
Arriving nt thu wagon , Hatch said 1 :
vould jstnnd on thu 'wagon tongui
ind hold'it down , and they could s'u :
ound the bear. The bear was layiii
n thu sand asleep , and they got a
iround him , and were just going I
lounco on him , when lu rose up an
ho nir soi'incd full of bears. The a
L'L'ini'd fairly fixed. With ones paw 1 :
[ rubbed Campbell by the slack of tl
rouscrs , and with the other he clav
d Littlojohn on thu shoulder , and 1
ippcd tliL'ir clothes scandalous , whi :
> ernuo got behind a dry goods bo
.ndtHatch . held to the wagon tongui
Clio bear stood up on his hind fui
vith both paws full of blue flanm
slothing , nnd the police held a counc
> f war on the wagon tongue. Final ]
hey nil got hold of thu wagon an
muli'd it to the lockup , thu bear fo
owing , nnd they gave tlio Frt'nchmi ;
lis liberty and thrcu dollars if 1
ivould taku his bear and get of toni
uid thu last they saw of him hoi
. oing towards " \Vinona locked arn
rtith thu bear , laughing , and tl
) olicu went to thu tailor shop to ecu
t would cost morn to mend the
clothes than it would to get a nc
auit. Now they got together evonini
md talk over thu bear business , ni
Hatch asks them why they did m
chloroform the bear , and usu son
' Sun.
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CONCORD HARNESS
Two Modali and a Diploma ot Honor , with thi
ery hUlict a-ward the judges could bestow wn
a > varde > l this harness at the Centennial Kxhlbi
Ion.
Common , alto Ranchmen's and Ladlci' BAD
DLES. Wo keep the hrycut ttock In thewti )
and Invite all who cannot examine to lend fs
prices. an9t
LEGAL NOTICE.
n the Circuit Curt of the United St tc , ( op t2u
tha Dlbtrict of Neknuksi :
At a twision ol the Circuit Court ot the Uiilbx
States lor the DUtrlct of Netraski , centinuei
nnd laid pursuant to adjournment , ai the UnLtw
Hlatcs court room bi the city of Omaha , n tbi
Mil day of June , 1S31 , the lion. Klmer H. Dund ;
icInLprenent and prcsldlns , ' In ald' coujt
he folloulni ; nmoisf other procecdlnga'Jre hoi
aud done , to-wlt ;
No. 63 0.
Sherman W. Knevils , complainant , \ . Fxlwwc
11111. M eh In lim , Apes 11111 , Ah In Hill , Iton
IIIU , John Hill , inurdlan of minor defendants.
la chancery. Order on nhsont dcfcndanbi.
Aiul now , on tills l&th day of June .V. I ) . 1331
lnL' at thu Mar tenn , A. U. 1831 , of tha rah
ccurt. It having iKXJii made to apptan to the Hat
l I ctlon of th laid court , that this U a ml
commenced t enforce an onultatUa oUUm uim
> uxl property within the laid dlttrkt. uju ! tha
Edvtard Hill , Mehln Hill , Atln * Hill , Ahli
Hill , flora Hill , John Hill , RUirdlan o
minor defendants herein ore no
Inhabitants ot. and hate not been found nlthli
the raid district , and hate \oluwUrily ap
peart J In thUimlt , on motion cl Junes it. Wool
crtli , ! > ] . , hollcitor for Uio eald conipliiiiant , t
ll connljf rctl b.v the court and ordervd that thi
eald dffendarU abe > o named be and they ar
hereby direcd to appear and. plead , answer , o
demur to the compl lrunt'i Mil oi con plolnt , 01
or before the first day of Aum t , 1881 , and tha
In default thereof , an ordir be cuttiwl In
cause , taking the told bill pro confess.
It It further ordered by be court that
twenty da } before the vald first day el At ,
g-ust , 1831 , a copy of thla-order lt wned unoi
r luard Hill , Mehtn 11111 , AnM Hill , Ahli
I'll ) , llora Hill , John Hill , guardian c
the uid defendarjti. Kh n * > er found
II practicable , and aUo upon the pu
eoiiorijKTsoru In ixxacsslon or charge ol th
real property dtscnbid In cotnUalnant'8 ) bill c
complaint. If any then be , and tint a ccrtlfif
oepyof thu order ktipublUhxl for four couscev
U > vceki In o "Omaha Ik * . '
ELMER E. DUNDY ,
Tils UNrru ) Stira or Auaroci , )
DuTBicror NKBRUKJL , I '
I , WaUon a Smith , clerk ol the Circuit com
ol the United &tatea for the dUtrlct ot Ka sWi
do hereby certify , that the ubo\ and for < Kolnz I
a true copy ot an order entered vjwn th
journal of the proceeding ol oalil cotvt , In th
cauia thtrvtn entitled ; that I hat e cocnparu ) tli
narno 1tU th original entry ol bald order , and.
U a true > tnui crli > therefrom , anief the who !
thcnxt ) .
Witness , my official Kirii&ture , and tr
[ SKAL1 seal of uld court , aV Onmlji , In al
dUtrlct , thi * 15th dav ol June , A. p.'S
WATSON b. SMITH , 0 .
JAMES M. WOOLWQ11T1I.
MAX MEYER & BRO , ,
the Oldest Wholesale and
Retail Jewelry House in
Omaha. Visitors can here
find all novelties in Silver
Ware , Clocks , Rich and
Stylish Jewelry , the La
test , Most Artistic , and
Choicest Selections im
Precious Stones , and alL
descriptions of F i n e ?
Watches , at as Low Pidr
ces as is.compatible with
honorable ; dealers. Call ,
and see our Elegant New-
Store , Tower Building ,
corner Hth and I&rn-
iiam Streets
MAX MEYER & BRO.
rvTI1'D ffl MIL
< X > IDI .A. 33C
THE LEADING
! U
IN THE WEST I
General Agents for the-
; Pineatand Best Pianos-and
Organs manufactured.
5ar prices ara as Low as-
any Eastern Manufacturer
and Dealer.
Pianos and Organs sold ,
foe cash or insSiallmenbs-
Bottom Prices.
A SPLENDID stosk or
Skeinway Pianos , Knabe
Pianos , Vose , & Son's Pi-
aaos.and othar makes.
Also Clou i & Waameu
Sterling , Inperial , Smith
American Ozgans , &c. Do
; notfail to see us before pnr-
chasin ? .
IWDONALD AND HARRISON ,
3E > AJcC,3cnrT : > TVT
ABE NOW OFFEREES ; FOR ONE MONTH ONU
DECIDED BARGAINS
I3BST
Lates' Suits , Cloaks , Ulsters , Circulars , Etc. ,
200 > Handaome Suits , at $6.00 ; 30Q Stylish Suits , $10.00 ;
75 Black Silk Suits , . $17.00.
"Wo Imvo & * voral lots of staple good * which will bo offered at
SEVENTY-FIVE GENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
All Indies should avail thomsoJres of this great sale ofj
BORSETS AND UNDERWEAR , 'LINEN AND MOHAIR ULSTERS ,
SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS , LAWN SOITS
AND SACQUES.
* MCDONALD & HARRISON.
POWER AND HAND
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
IIUUKQ MACIUNKIIY , BELTINO , HOSE. IIUASS AND JUON VJTniiOS , PlPt
HALUDAYWIHTMlii CHURCHAND SCHOOL BELLS.
A. L. STRANG , 206 Farnam St. , Omaha.
