Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-11
The Tragedy I'm Ireland.
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LONDON, May Il.-Nr Davtt I'm his letter te tbs
Standard says there is in his heart to-day no SEN
In the triumph OF the gospel OF 'the land for the
people" Is involved the social regeneration OF Eng
land as clearly as that OF Ireland. He asks that
the Irish be treated as equals. and says he will
willingly 60 TO Ireland and do what he can 70 fur
ther peaceful doctrines. but he asks how can
brutal and irritating oSsraRes sfe pens
In the name OF the law.
ARREST OF THREE MEN WITH BLoopsrlNEp crorH.
DUBLIN, May m-There have been rurher.,.
rests In Drogheda, Longford and County Meath I'm
connection with the murder OF Lord Frederick
arrested In County Meath have what are supposed
10 be blood stains on their clothes The police
sered sSas m tne Of the man who ~
sist In the murders and who was taken from
haverford,West TO Liverpool yesterday. Justice
Morris believed at the time that the man was a
lunatic, but he has since been absent from court.
and 1t Is thought that he has gone 20 England
ABANDONMENT OF ILLUMINArIoNs
Az meeting OF the Parnell reception committee
at Cork last evening. two ex-suspects being among
those present. the abandonment OF flluminatfons
10 celebrate the release OF the imprisoned members
OF Parliament was voted without a dissenting
voice.
"THE NEXT MAN SPOTTED
IL is stated that as Right Hon. Hichael Morris
Lord Chief Justice OF the Court OF Common Pleas
and Right Hon. Chas Robert Barrie, fourth clerk
ol p, one court OF queens Bench, were walking I'm
murders were committed, and before they knew OF
theIn, rough-looking man said 10 the Lord Chief
justice, "The chief and under secretary have been
murdered. You are the next man spotted
oBSEoUIEs OF LORD FREDERICK cAvENprsH
LONDON, May IA large and sympathetic crowd
gathered at the ST. Pancras railway station to- -day
to witness the departure OF the special train con.
veylng the mourners TO Chatsworth 90 attend the
FUNERAL OF Lord Frederick Cavendish. Among them
were Mr.. Gladstone and his sons Herbert and Will
liam Henry, Lord Granville, Mr.. Forster Speaker
Brand, Col Frederick Stanley, member OF parlia.
ment for North Lancashire, and brother OF Lord
Derby; Right Hon. George Shaw LeFevre chief
commissioner OF works and buildings Lord Rose
berry, under secretary for the home department:
Sir Henry James, the attorney general; Right Hon
James Stansfeld, member OF parliament for Hall.
FAX; Right Hon. Henry Fawcett postmaster gene
raj; MT. Mundella, vice president OF the council:
the Prince OF Wales and the Duke OF Edinburgh.
representing the Queen, and numerous other per-
sons
THE UNITED IRELAND IN MOURNING.
DUBLIN, May 1.-THE United Ireland instead or
the usual cartoon, has a mourning border sur
rounding the words, "In token OF the abhorrence
and shame cast upon the character OF our nation
for man1ness and hospitality by the assassiaations
OF Lord Frederick Cavendsh and Under Secretary
Burke" The paper has an article saying: "De-
spar is hardly the word TO describe the first SEN
saton with which we saw prize won by years OF
Sunering Shipwrecked I'm the moment OF victory
by mad and desperate hands,