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Irish government, bnt also at the head of
the liberal party, hence this warning.
LADY CAyENDFSH

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the liberal party, hence this warning.
LADY cAyENDTsH.
Lady f. Cavendish left London today
for Chatsworth; prior to her departure
Gladstone called upon her to bid her fare
well; both were much overcome; after
Lady Cavendish had left here, a telegram
! for her from Ladies Land League was re-
ceived expressing hope she did not be-
lieve the Irish people had Sunk Solow
as to murder one who had brought peace
| offering to Ireland. Large crowds gath
cred on Downing st while the council was
| in progress. Another council tomorrow
There was also great crowd outside of
| the commons. Brighton Lord Setborn
was received with mixed applause and
| groans. Gladstone was vigorously hooted
| in palace yard as was also Bradlaugh, but
Forster was cheered. The press associa-
| ton announces its enabled to state Fores-
tor has neither acc epted nor been offered
the chief secretaryship of Ireland Lady
Spencer goes to Ireland Wednesday.
DUBLIN, May Sit is reported on the
best authority that car containing four
persons Was seen Saturday night driving
out of Knocknarow gate, Phoenix Park,
and that the horse was covered with foam
and dust. This report corroborates cyl
dence given at the inquest to day. and if
the police can follow up this clue there is
some hope of the capture of the murder
ers. The jury of inquest returned YER
dict of wilful murder by some person or
persons unknown.
AN ARREST
A man named Charles Moore was arrest
ed on suspicion at Maynooth. He had trav
elled by the o'clock train from Dublin.
He stated he had intended 10 go to Long
ford, but feeling i'll had to take ticket
for Maynooth. He almost tainted when
arrested. He returned from America Fri
day night. He answers the description of
one of the murderers, and has marks on
his face. He was formerly in the army.
Moore has been brought to Dublin for
Identification
ROME, May s, When the Pope heard
of the assassination he sent instructions to
the Irish Bishops to request the clergy to
express from their pulpits an execration of
the crime, and exhort the faithful to respect
the laws of the land
ITEMS-
LONDON, May 8. -Parnen appeared in
the House in mourning.
Parnelites passed resolutions in accord
ance with the manifesto issued by Parnell
Dillon and Davitt; Immediately adjouoned.
There are many surmises concerning the
successor to the Chief Seeretaryship Sir
Charles Dixie is mentioned among others
No further decision is expected until after
the funeral
AN AMERICAN SENTIMENT.
New YORK, May S-The President of
the Irish National Land League, of New
York, and the Parnell Land League, thus
cable Parnell ION behalf of the Land
League of New York we rcpudiate the
endish and Burke We request you to
convey to Mr.. Gladstone our horror of the
crime and our convictions of the. work, not
only of enemies of Ireland, but also his
and our hope is that you and other leaders
of the Irish people will be able to brin gthe
base perpetrators to justice.
| THE REMAINS.
| DUBLIN, May S.-The usual patrol in
| Phoenix Park were dispensed with Satur-
| day. The remains of Cavendish were con
veycd on a gun carriage from the Vice
Regal lodge to Northwall wharf this even
ing, and placed upon an ordinary steamer
for conveyance TO England. A detach-
ment of dragons accompanied the re-
mains to the wharf as an escort.
| Earl Spencer went out several times to-
day. and everywhere he appeared he was
received with enthusiasm. Moore has sew
eral wounds about his body. 1t is report
/ ed that another arrest has been effected at
Kildare. An American who visited the
scene of the murder scrutenized foot
prints around the spot, and distinct
/ ly recognized marks of peculiar
broad toed boot commonly worn by Irish
Americans Il is stated that a few days
ago Burke received a letter warning him if
he did not at once follow the example of
Forster he would have only three days to
i've Two men with diay Saturday near
lily came in contact with red backed car
being driven furiously and which contained
| four men who can be identified
HOW GLADSTONE GOT THE NEWS.
A cable to the Herald says: Gladst one
attended the Saturday eve reception at the
house of the Austrian ambassador. While
ENJOYING the occasion the first telegram
from Dublin. conveying intelligence of the
crime was received, and was Immediately
dispatched to the ambassadors residence.
The premier was quietly called aside, taken
into private room where he was informed
of what had occurred. The nat
ural pallor of the old mans
face became absolutely CHASTITY, and throw
| ing up his hands he staggered to seat
without word, and for moment it was
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