Daily globe., 1883-05-26
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, May 25.-The race for the
Oaks stakes was won by Bonny jean
Malibran second, Ettarre third. The other
starters were Leopold, D. Rothschild's
Biserta, Sir Jed Astley's Lovely, R. Jar
| dimes Muriella, Capt. Machelrs Rookery,
| j. Fl. Hauldsworth's Lilac, w. T. Sharpe's
Kilrow, p. Lorillard's Psrthenia, Lord
Falmouth's Britomartis, w. Blinkeroe's
Captive Queen, J. Bromwicher's Lizzie and
Lepeare's Arbello.
Kilrow made the running at the start.
| followed by Captive Queen, who was clear
of Lilac and lArbello. Bonny Jean, BIZ
serta and Parthenia were ths last three.
Halfway down the hill to Tottenham cor
ner Lilac led with Britomartis, Malibran,
Muriella and Parthenia close following;
turning into the straight Lilac still kept a
clear lead, followed by Malibran, Biserta,
Muriella, Britomartis, Ettarre and Bouny
Jean. There was no change in position
until quarter mile from home, when Bon
ny Jean, who was full of running, came
out and won by two lengths. There was
oHly head between Malibran and Ettarre.
Betting at the start was to l against
Bonny Jean, 20 to 1 against Malibran, SO
to against Ettarre, 3 to 1 against Rook-
cry and 20 to 1 against Parthenia. Win
ner's time, 2:53.
LONDON, May 25.-The Daily Ne,cS cor
respondent at Rome says the pope is salts
fed with the result of his circular to the
Irish bishops, and he expected it would be
received with more opposition than has
been shown.
Dublin. May 25-John Behan, CORE
spondent of the Irish World of New York,
for :, est Glare district, has been arrested,
charged with the intimidation of the driver
of mail wagon, whom he had called an
informer and a spy.
LONDON, May 25.-The race for the Ep-
som gold cup of 500 severeigns in plate or
specie, for three-year- and upwards,
was won by Lefevre's Tristan, Duke of
Hamilton's City Arab second, Lord Files
| mere's Wallenstein third. The Duke of
Westmipster's Shotover also ran. Just be-
fore the start, betting was six to four on
Tristan, SIX to ten against City Arab, six to
one against Wallenstein, and five to one
against Shotover; Wallenstein took the
lead at the start, with Shotover lying last.
Tristan finally went to the front and won
by two lengths. Wallenstein was a bad
third.
DUBLIN, May 25.-Archbishop Croke, in
his remarks at Thuples yesterday, said the
pope spoke to him concerning the menac-
ing state of Europe, and said that he fear
ed even in Ireland which had been a great
consolation to him, the spirit of lawIess-
| ness had seized upon large section of the
people. The archbishop said he assured
him, there was no lawlessness in his do
cese, and that no notable crime had been
committed there. He said all he blamed
the Irish people for, was the crimes which
both he (the archbishop and his flock had
always done their utmost to denounce. On
parting the pope gave Archbishop Croke
his blessing and assured him of his good
wishes.
LONDON, May 25.-General Lord Rokeby
is dead.
DUBLIN, May 25.-Only one agrarian
outrage against the person occurred in
Ireland during April.
LONDON, May 25.-In sailing contest
to-day the new cutter, Marjorie, was beaten
by the yacht, Neva, in consequence of
time allowance in favor of the latter.
DUBLIN, May 25.-Juror Field has been
awarded $4,000 and Huddis $4,000 as COM
pensation for outrages they were subjected
to on political account.
LONDON, May 25.-Queen Victoria has
left Windsor for Balmoral.
The Inman line steamer, City of Berlin,
having repaired the crank of her shaft,
sailed to-day for New York. She carried
], ,43Ot passengers.