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THE Italian PRESS

AT ROME.
ROME, May THE Diretto thinks that
Gladstone will conform TO the ideas of those
who demand severer measures toward Ire
land
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The SPANISH PRESS

MADRID, May THE press express hor.
ror at the Irish assassinations, and also sur
prise at Gladstone remaining ia office after
the failure Of his Irish policy.
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/ want to say a good word for Browns
Iron Bitters. am about sixty years of age; have
warehouse, railroad and newspaper work 10 do. /
have been taking - and various other kinds of
whisky btters to give me appetite, and the only
appetite got was one for drink. The Rev. Mr.
Anderson, the presiding elder for the district
stopped with me not long ago, suffering dreadfuly
with dyspepsia. Igot him Browns Iron Bitters
They cured him. After he left concluded to
take that remaining in the bottle and assure you
IL has made new man out OF me. / have no de
sire isr stnulants and believe could eat pair
OF old boots and digest them - easily as nee.
J. II. BENSON.
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THE CATHOLICS
of Worcester, N massachusetts. DeEOunS
AssassinafiOns.

WORCESTER, MASS, May S.-The assas-
sinations in Ireland were severely denounced
in the Catholic churches yesterday.
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CHARLES >. PAIN
JOHN DILLON,
MICHAEL DANITT

All the Irish members heard from concur
in this declaration.
Orders for the immediate printing and
posting of the manifesto throughout Ireland
have been given.
Parnell has sent kilograms TO the mayors
of Dublin, Cork, Waterford and Limerick
suggesting that they immediately call a
meeting of their respective corporations TO
denounce the crime.
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A REWARD
To be Offered Through the British Coz

= NEW YORK, May S.-The British govern
ment will pass a large reward through the
British consul general in this city to anyone
in America furnishing clew TO the murder
ers of Cavendish and Burke
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GERMANY.
The Emperor deeply Aneeted

BERLIN, May 7.-Emperor William, on
hearing the news OF the murder of Csvendish
and Burke, WAS as much shocked as he was
when the car was assassinated.
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CONTINENTAL EUROPE

DUBLIN, May THE FfesnGn's journal
appears in mourning.
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AT CINCINNATI.

CIScISSAu, May THE EaqHirsz says
that aside from political considerations the
murder Of Cavendish was shocking in the
extreme. and will be regarded important in
The Commercial says that if the release Of
suspects signifies bloOdshed then the policy
of suppressing rebellion in India will be
tried in ireland, and the consequences will
be terrible.
The Gazette of tomorrow will say that
the ASSASSINATION of Cavendish will be re-
garded by the English the Land Leagues,
response TO the new policy OF Cancellation,
remission and moral suasion; that il has
the appearance Of being the act OF persons
or Of faction inimieal 10 reconciliation, as
apparently agreed upon between Parnell aud
Gladstone. and that il is the logical result Of
the Land Leagues methods Of agitation.
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THE IRISH PRESS.

CORK.
CORK, May THE Herald deprecates The
idea Of martial law in view of the tremend-
GUS manifestations Of public feeling in Ire
land showing that there is absolutely no
sympathy for the assassins.
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ENGLAND.
IN THE COMMONS. "a.
Touching Spe- ch by GiadSIOne - Tia
AnInfIrmHI.


House Adjourned.
LONDON, May S.-Every part Of the HousC
| of Common at the opening session was
crowded this afternoon at 4:20 o'clock
Gladstone arose and with great emotion and
| a tremulous voice moved the adjournment
of the House. lie said the blackness of the
crime and horror it excited throughout the
entire Kingdom were unparalleled. In the
murder of Burke he said they have been
robbed Of one of the ablest and most upright
members Of the civil service; but the hand
of the assassin had come nearer home and
one of the noblest hearts had ceased beating
while full of hope and love for Ireland. As
far as the government was concerned, all
previous arrangements must be recast.
| Ga Thursday next he (Gladstone) would ask
the Houe for leave to introduce meas
ure for the repression OF crime in Ireland
he believed he would be assisted from all
quarters OF the House; on an early day he
would introduce measure dealing with the
question of arrears of rent.
Sir Stafford Northcote seconded the motion
of Gladstone for adjournment. lie promised
the opposition would support the govern
ment in its measures for the repression ii
crime. He considered the occasion too sad
~, ssssst I,
The dece
Parnell expressed the detestation of all
Irishmen for the crime. He said that he be-
iIeved III was Committed IN order 10 Illustrate
his cause. He did not deny but that the
government might he compelled 10 take
rigorous steps to restore order in Ireland.
He was of the opinion that the crime was
the work of three men who had always been
opposed to order and peace.
Forster, Just retired from the chief secre-
taryship OF Ireland, and James Lowther, who
held that office under the last Conservative
administration, eulogized Under-Secretary
Burke for his unwavering diligence. The
House then adjourned until Thursd ~.
IN THE LORDS.
In the House Of Lords Earl Granville
moved an adjournment until tomorrow. lie
delivered an eulogy on Lord Frederick Cavern
dish, who, he said, had suffered a shocking
death, but a glorious one, for he had fallen
in the service of his country.
Lord Salisbury seconded the motion. He
remarked that. though this was not an occa-
sion for political observations, he had no
doubt that the course taken tonight would
be only the prelude to stern and rigorous sc-
ton.
Earl Cowper expressed his sense of the ir-
reparable loss which the country had sus-
tanned.
The Duke of Marlborough fully coneurred
in the sentiments express d by Earl Cowper,
and referred to the great services of Burke.
Lord CArlingford spoke in a similar strain.
The House then adjourned.
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LONDON, May S.-The Manche ster Guar
dian says: "The crime is traceable to for
eign party, recruited mainly from America.
who again interfered when they saw con-
ciliation probable" 1t says there is des-
perate and malignant conspiracy limited to
a small number of nersons
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THE PRESS.
THE AMERICAN PRESS.


ST. LOUIS, May THE GLobe- Democrat
says: "rhe assassination of Lord Caven-
dish puts the Gladstone government in n
very unfortunate predicament. II will be
urged with almost irresistible force that the
hand of The law ought now to be laid on
Ireland more heavily than ever, and the
ministry is thus taken at tremendous dis
advantage. The overthrow of il is not an
improbable result, for though the assassina-
tion of one of its members calls TO heaven
for vengeance there is really now no more
substantial reason for pursuing coercion az
policy than there was 4 week ago. Out
RACES have been so numerous and SO violent
for many months that murder is
made of little account, even though the
latest victim be the Irish secretary. A
course of Cancellation has been deliberately
adopted, and the unfortunate outcome of It's
first step will hardly lead Mr.. Gladstone TO
substitute for il course of revenge While.
therefore, the whole world will denounce the
outrage and the government will show IFS
extreme of severity toward those Immediately
guilty, its new departure on the general issue
is not likely to be reversed. To adhere to ii
in the face OF the vehement dem and for re-
taliation that will arise may drive Gladstone
out of Office. To abandon it because of one
untoward circumstance would be sign of
irresolution, and in the present public temper
would be fatal TO any ministry"
The RepE6teaH, referring to the assassina-
ton, says: at is impossible to see what
will be the result of this appalling crime.
The appointment of Lord Cavendish seems
to have been satisfactory to no large element
ParnelI and the other Land .eaguers were
outspoken in their dissatisfaction, and IL the
choice was made, as reported, TO quiet the
apprehension of the Wings, the shock of the
tragic fate which suddenly overlook the new
official will obliterate every trace Of the
effect it was intended 10 produce. Caven-
dish's appointment was not acceptable to the
Liberals and had caused dissensions His
death will still further embitter the Con-
servatives, and of the terrible Indignation it
will arouse in England, great share will be
directed against the government. Glad
stones chief safety has all the while lain in
the fact that the opposition had no leader of
sufficient ability 10 inspire public confidence,
and it is not unlikely that Ireland will be
made 10 suffer fearful reTibulion for the
bloody act that has startled the world, no
less than would the assassination Of the
queen herself have DONE"
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WHAT LEADING LAND-LEAGUERS SAY
Interview with fhe Leaders of the Irisl
Parry ON the Assassfnafiou.
LONDON, May S.-Parnell and Dayiit have
spoken upon the assassination.
PARNELL. SAID:

81 am Mortified more than can express. This is
one OF the most atroci0us crimes ever committed.
Its effect must certainly be most damaging 10 the
interests Of the Irish people have always found
Lord Frederick CaVendish most anliable gentle
man. painsisktng and strictly conscientious in all
his official duties did not share the dlsappoint-
ment expressed in Liberal Irish circles regarding
his appointment, as anticipated that the prinei-
pal reforms OF the present session. such amend
ment OF the Land act, would be under GlGdstone's
persona supervision. and believed that admins
trative reforms would be somewhat postponed
cannot conceive that any section of the People OF
Ireland could have plotted deliberately against
the life of Lord Frederick and surprised that
the Dublin police. who had been able 10 protect
Mr.. Forster, should apparently not have taken any
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ADDITIONAL INTERVIEWS
o. ELY,

received bv cable, by Patrick Fard, editor Of
the Irish World:
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CANADA.
The People of Ali Glasses H-rriHed
DenOunee the Brutal Murdcr.

Al 1OkONTO.
TORONTO, May The assassination of
Lord Cavendish and Mr.. Burke caused a
feeling OF horror among all classes here.
churches. Special editions of the newspa-
pers TO day were eagerly bought up on the
streets. Nothing has stirred The people so
much since the raid of the Fenians.
AT MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, May THE news from Dub
lin caused terrible sensation throughout
the city, and extras published by the papers
we're eagerly purchased. Crowds remsined
on the streets discussing the situation. and
up TO late hour tonight the excitement is
aIial,atsti.
MONTREAL, May 9.-The excitement TO-
day in connection with the Dublin tragedy
was more intense than ever. To-day, when
the news was not so generally known, the
murder was generally attributed TO Irish
Americans who were sent over, il is thought,
for the purpose. The current popular YER
dict denounces the crime az the most cow
ardly and vile ever committed in Ireland.
AT OTTAWA.
OTTAWA, May S.-The assassination OF
Cavendish and Burke was the all-engaging
theme of conversation in the House lobbies
to-day. The utmost adherence of the foul
deed is everywhere expressed. 50 much, in
deed, is this the case that members have been
heard 10 express their regret at taking part
in the passage of the Irish resolutions. Some
think it will be deadly blow TO the Glad
stone government, while others say the Irish
people should now hasten to his support and
express the hope that this terrible tragedy
may not turn him from his policy OF rene
dial legislation.
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ireland as Earnestly as in England,
Scotland, America and on the
Continent OF EurOpe-The
News in Detail.
Speech OF the Venerable and IliustriOus
Premier OF England-What Parnell
and His FellOw-Leaguers
Have 10 Say.
The Press Universally Condemns the Bru'
tai Murder, and Irishmen Every
where Denounce the Murderers
and Their Crime.
IRELAND.
THE IRISH LAND LEAGUE.
ManffesIO 90 abe People Of Ireland dc
uaunelnfc the a aARkainaliOfi.


ManifesIO 20 abe People of Ireland De.
nouneing the Assasstnaffon-
LONDON, May S.-The following manifesto
of the Land League was adopted this after
noon at a hurriedly summoned meeting at
Westminster Palace Hotel:
To the People OF Ireland:
On the eve of what seemed bright future for
our country, that evil destiny which has appar-
emily pursued us for centuries has struck at our
hopes another blow which cannot be exaggerated
in its disastrous consequences. In this hour Of
sorrowful gloom we venture to give expression 10
our profoundest sympathy with the people OF Ire
land i'll the calamity that has befallen our cause
through this horrible deed, and with those who
determined at the last hour that the policy OF
cancellation should supplant that of terrorism and
national distrust. We earnestly hope that
the attitude and action of the Irish people
Will show 10 the world that an ASA 81
nation such as has startled almost to
an abandonment of hope for our country's future
is deeply and religiously abhorrent to their every
feeling and instinct. We appeal to you TO show by
every measure of expression that amidst the uni
yersal feeling of horror which the assass1 ton
has excited, people feel so deep detestation of
its atrocity or so deep a sympathy with those
whose hearts must be scared by il, as the nation
upon whoss prosperity end reviving hopes it may
entail consequences more ruinous than those that
have fallen to the lot OF unhappy Ireland during
the present generation. We feel that no act that
the exciting struggles of the past fifty years has
stained the name of hospitable Ireland as this
cowardly and unprovoked assassination of friendly
and that until the murderers OF Cavern
dish and Burke brought 10 justice that the
stain will sully our country's name.
JOHN DILLON,
MICHAEL DANITT
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Early this morning, in order to allay the
excitement, orders were sent from Dublin
Castle TO clear away the blood at the scene
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English are agreat and grand good people,
but they do not know how to govern a sub
ject nation. In ireland the workingman
must always be land-lubber In the main
the Irish patriots have acted wisely. The
murder Of Lord Cavendish will en-
rage all the people, and England will rock
with indignation. We should not take
sides, but Judge sympathetically and wisely.
After referring to Queen Victoria's displayed
affection for the American people, the
speaker closed by paying tribute 10 the
Irish people.
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THE CABINET COUNCIL
Held ON Sunday Nfghf-AII tthe Minis
m Mourning.

LONDON, May SAN immense crowd
gathered in Downing street on Sunday night
TO witness the assembling of the cabinet
council. All the ministers were dressed in
mourning. There was a slight demonstra-
ton OF sympathy for Forster as he was rec
ognizsd in the neighborhood of Downing
street. After the cabinet council Gladstone
went to communicate with Lord Harrington.
The latter afterward started for ChOllsworth,
and not for Ireland, "a before represented.
There was meeting of the whole Con-
sentative party on Monday, when resolutions
were proposed similar 10 those adopted at
Sundays meeting. After the latter meeting
Sir Stafford Northcote had ar interview
with Gladstone, and doubtless conferred with
him in regard to the decisions of the cabi-
net, with view to the mutual support of
the government. A reward will be offered
without delay for the apprehension of the
assassins.
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Called Meeting of Stockholders
IL THE
Memphis and Charleston R.R. Co.

L conformity with resolution passed by the
Il Board OF Directors OF the Memphis and Chs rles-
tou Railroad Company At . meeting held in Meln-
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On Thursday. the 2sd day June. 1ss2,
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Georgia Railroad Company, and 10 Ia c any aIId
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the same as II AZ rez ular annual meeting. -
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Secretary OF the Board OF Directors Of the Mem
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THE PLor THICKENIyG,

The head OF the London police describes
the evidence which the Irish police have TO
work upon as very meager. He thinks there
is no doubt that many arrests on suspicion
shonId be made. The official and private
residences of all the cabinet ministers are
now guarded by special eonstables The
latest information from Earl Spencer shows
tina. there is some evidence indicating the
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ggp OomrNo rronT.
.o,,,n promises to HIt Aiion ssnas very
nu' Hard Blows.

voor Nov. lg.--John L. Sullivan,
NsN NsNy,,reiaht champion pugilist, writes
the nessy ~ rom Washington: II wish you
on D" ",hljsb that / have notified Hairy
Nouiu will be on hand on Monday
HUI 'n' November 90, at his place, and de-
evrn's.SS, ~ ooO In bis hands, as stakeholder, TO
pa ~ IT, Alien for g., 900 side, 'he battle
agAi iv rI.re IN Leadville, Colorado, or the
to@No fTerrltory, where there will be no
lOaa" ,,,e ,,erlerence, three months from the
polco .soninp the agreement. From the
dsw y, an ~ ,,ont of view / desired to retire
Ane',IL"" ~" ling after my fight with Paddy
iiuu but a man OF my profession
NAu, O1 peculiarly situated. When he
W.! ,ce and claims the championship
hsss .tns any number OF new candidates
1nI or "' nm and challenge him. II he docs
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pg III - snd A coward. I know Allen has
suaI rsttlne good man in his day, but he
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= .sssrcfore stands to reason that no old
II ". no matter how good he may have
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Mn TO nat in front Of him / will show him
u't "t,ynrs but II It is In my power Ill hit
~, y, S,i, b.rsar than ever hit man before.
wi sGi LEI lei 81 800 to s., 900 that III lick him
W SIi ..ort s order. | shall have Joe Goss to
hlin mi" -,
Non, he has made to spar on December y
r,,S lanes Elliott, at either Chicago, Pitts
ru,o or Milwaukee, as may hereafter be
.."i.d s They arc to fight under the Mar
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snyes, In q "a foot ring, and II sullivan
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,,nojs Elliott is to have all the gate money. |
sSlnan aud Elliott each have put up $500
forfeit.
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.,n "oycr where the fight will come on.
Ne hacker names Louisiana. For my part
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~ hackers hands aud will have to do as he
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ROSCOE coNKL1No,s rnorarsr.
hS u said 60 Have Predicted q General
Republican Defaai,


NEW YORK, Nov. 1o.--The 71res puh.
iish&s the following dispatch from washing.
son;"One OF those peculiarly fortunate Der.
sons who enjoy the privilege of occasionally
listening 70 the oracular utterauces OF az.
senator Roscoe Conkling said here today
snat Mr.. Conkling before the convention AZ
saratoga forcsaw the course OF evepta. and
Rredicted a signal defeat, not only for the
Republican State ticket In New York. but
ior the whole party In all the Statea. On
tne occasion when Mr.. ConklIng turned his
attention from the practice Of the law
70 forecast the future Of the marty
tnat was to "be borne down by for
oidden and abhorrent forces" he
10 represented as having very contemptn.
ously referred 10 the course Of the Admits.
tration as being absolutely devoid of states.
manship, and as certain 70 prove az AZ.
strucCive n II had been ainnless and pueriIe
Mr. Conkling's views arc said to have been
given ln the presence OF very few Btalvarts
VINO were not OF the Smyth Sharpe Wheeler
clique, who run the alleged State campaign
Tor the Republicans, and they SO Impressed
MS hearers that they took no further In.
terest In the canvass, and discouraged an
tner personal friends by repeating the dola-
vi prediction to them, It was not stated
That tho ex-senator took upon himself any
Oh the blame ior the defeat which he
prophesied or intimated that Republican
overthrow was 10 DO legacy OF Cenk4
fnRism.
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