THE IRISH REVOLT.
PREVENTING EVICTIONS.
RAILWAY AND TELEGRAPH
LINE DESTROYED.
[REUTER.]
London, September 27. NEWS is to hand from Ycughal, County Cork, Ireland, that the rails had been removed, and the telegraph lines cut on the railway between Moleely and Killeagh, to prevent the police and military from arriving at Yanghal, to be present at evictions which were to take place there.
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Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 228, 28 September 1887, Page 8
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