The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-05-10

Club, in March. $780, eztolling the example of tb.
Nihilist Hartman.
At the resumed inque-s in Dublin today John.
son represented the GovefSment and spoke with
considerable emotion.
The Pail Kali Gazette says it is underssood the
Ministry intends TO postporethe procSsduse rules
and the whols of the rest of -ke session viii be
occupied with Jrisb business.
The Irish Tines OF Dublin ssys Earl Spencer
had arranged or sstrrday TO release all suspects,
except eighty. on Tuesday.
4 Gladstone to-dSs, replying TO ne condolences
s5 Marquis Ripon, Yfceroy of India, telegrapas
tie object of this Slack is plainly arouse in
cigaAnt passions and e=zbitier ths relations be
tween Great Britain and Ireland.
2sie st. James Ga7ette says a rs4nisiton has
been made to the Lord MsFor of Lordon to call e
mee:ingi in Guild Heel 70 petition TIE 0neen to
dissolve Parliament OH. the ground ele belief of
man. Liberals and ConssrvsiIYes desi5s. 10 elect
anothE Parliament o dese more successfully
with s5e reign of murds-ih Etland.
The Hines says; 1T "a now thought Csvendish
and BI-lse we're both de,ibeatsly selected for as
sassinat.On. During the procession in Dublin
CavendiEfi was IL the procession. The Ch .ef:Sec-
retary al last lifted hiS hataad told his 1ame.
The man -epiied, Thank 7Ou. that will do. Two
a suspicious manner"
There wee eight gapin s:Tyounds in the Seay
of Cayendish and eleven In that OF Burke.
IHTHE HOUSE osScoNNsONs.
LoEDoN. sssy s-Every psrt of the House -1f
.COmmOns at the opening session was crowcef
this afternoon At 400 Gladstone OSe, and w n
great emotion Snd in treHulouS- voice moved
iSn adjournment of the House. lie said the black
hess of the crime and horror IL excited through
cat the entire 1ngdom were nnparaseed. In th >
murder of Bun ke he said they had been robbed
oa one of the aOlest and most uprigAt mem be rs
of the civil service. but the handof the assassin
had come nearer home, aud Oncoi the noblest of
hearts had ceased beating while full of hope and
love for Ireland As far as tn thsGOyeinment was
con eeraed, all .pxevious arrangements must be
recast. Thursday next he Gladstone awould ask
the House for leave TO introduce s.. measure for
repression scheme in Ireland He believed he
would be assisted from all quarters of the House.
On an esrly day he would introduee n measure
dealing with the question of arrears of rent;
Sir Stafford NOrthcote seconded the motion OF
Gladstone for adjournment He promised the
opposition would support the Government ON the
measuses for repression OF crime he considered
the o2cssiOn TOO SD for more than passing
tribute of respect to She deceased.
Mr. 2arnell expressed the detestrtion OF all
Irishmen for he crime. He said he believed II
did Tot deny that the Government mi yht be com.
PEELED 20 take steps 70 restore order III Ireland.
He was-of the opinion this crime was the work OF,
those whom ne had opposed
Forster. jusrretired from the Chief Secretary
ship Cf Ireland, James LOwther, who held that
eulogized Under Secretary Burke for his m weary
ing diligence.l The Ho-sso then adjourned until
Thursday,
A, BLOW AT TGI8 LAND LEAGUE
The Newcastle Chronicle Joseph Cowan Rad
ical mem5er of Parliament prOprietorh says:
"The crime is regarded as even more OF blow at
the Land League than at the Government. There
need be no concealmenJ of the fact that Rarnell
wrote letter expressing approval of the speech
of Gladstone on the Hesly bill Ii was in cOnSe-
quence of thai speech the recent approach TO con-
Citation wes nade."
Gladstone IN feply to the Marquis of Ripons con-
dolence Il text for an article. 1t says the Amer
ican FeDiaDS had made no secret of their designs
There was special grounds Tor thinking that some
piece of feTOdty on their part had been for some
weeks close ~ hand. The prospects of pscifea
ton of the country were calculated 10 disg1st The
extreme EenAns II Is probable, though, they
had drawn lcts for an attempt on the life cfFors-
ter, but had been baffled.
The change IN the policy OF the Government
has only made them more reDute In their Geterm-
ination to establish a blood feud between ireland
and England. There is every sign that these obi
Gus calculations will be baked. The at7ocity of
the crime will for the moment, rally the Irish to
the side OF order. Nothing makes this more ceT-
tain than tnat the policy of arbitrary arrest has
The general tone of the English press Is most
reaSsuring Ogtssde OF London no Liberal or
sanitation favoTs retreat from the new policy in
Ireland. The extreme Nationalists lead the way
in denOuncing the crime.
The London Times stands absolutely alone in
the attempt to turn this appalling catastrophe
attempt TO infiame national passions. If the two
murderers had been a. the elbow of the leader
writer they could not have dictated words more
A meeting of the Conservative party was held
at Carleton Club to-day. Itwas merely formal
S IKE HOUSE OF LORDS.
LONDON, May Sin the House of Lords Earl
Granville moved an adjournment till tomorrow.
He delivered a eUlogv on Frederick CavendiSh
suffered "A Sn 1eafl
honorable for he had fallen in the service of his
country.
Lord salisbury seconded the MT on. He re-
marked though this was not ihe occasion for po-
itical observations. he had no doubt the course
taken tonight would be only prelude 10 stern
and vigorous action.
Earl Cowper expressed his sense OF the irIepara-
BILE loss which the country has sustained
The Duke OF Marlborough fully 0oneuTred in the
sentimerIs expressed nv Earl Cowpe- and re-
ferred 10 the great services OF Burke. Lord Tarl-
ingford spoke IN similar strain. The House
then adjourned.
The head of the London police describes the
evidence which the Irish police have 70 work
upon very eagTe. He thinks there is 20 doubt
many arrests on suspicion should be made. The
Official and private residences of Ministers are
now guarded by special Constables
The latest information frOm Earl Spencer shows
there is some evidence indicating the existence of
a plot aim I'll not only at Irish Government, but
alsO at the head of the Liberal party, hence the
above precautions.
LADY cAVENDIsH.
LONDON. May S.-Lsdy Frederick Cavendish
left LondOn to-day for Chatsworth- Prior to her
departure Gladstone called upon her to bid her
farewell. and both were mu' h overcome during
the interview. After Lady Frederick Cavendish
had LETT here telegram for her fFSn the Ladies
Land League was received expressing the hope
she did not believe the Irish people were sunk 50
low as 10 murder one who had brought peace Of
iering 20 Ireland.
A large crowd gathered in Downing street while
the Caoinet meeling was in progress. watching
With great interest for any Indication of the action
of the Government
There will be another Cabia council to-mor-
row. There was also a great crowd outside OF the
II use Of Commons a. the opening to-day. Bright
psause and groans. Gladstone was vigorously
hooted in the Palace Yard was also Rxadlaugl,.
bat Forster was eheered.
cIT3 TO TEE ASSASSIN.
1t is reported on the best authority that the Car
con tsiping four persons seen saturday nigh:
driving out Of knockmaHoon gate. Phpnix Eark,
In the direction Of Lnoal, and that the horse Sas
covered with foam and dgSt. This rapport ocFrob-
CRATES the evidence gwen at the inquest 10 day.
and If the police can ioAow uD this clue t.sre Is
some hope Of the capture of the marderers
| largely attended meeting Of the corporation OF
the city was held 10. day. presided over by the
/ Mayor. Zesolutions were passed expressing
horror ana GeteS ~ -Dn at the assassination and
declaring until the perpetrators are hE91ght to
justice Iishmen must feel dish snored.
| The corporations 0f Cork, Londonderry. Wex-
| ford ana Limerick have taken similar s1lion
TRAcEABLE TO FtHIANs.
| I.orsDoN, May S-The Manchester Guardian
| says she crime Is traceable to the Eenian party
| recraited mainly from Am.9rica, who again in
| tersered when they saw co1ciliatloa probable.
| says there Is a desperate and malignant c0nspx
| aly, limited to a small number Oh persons.
| The Press Association announces Ii IS enaAleS
10 state Forster has neither accepted nor beez of
lfered the Office OF Chief Secretary for Ireland.