Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-24
COUNTY MAYO IN A FEVER
TWO HUNDRED CONSTABULARY
SENT TO CASTLEBAR.

Two More Arrests Made-Twenty Pound,
Given an InfOrmer to Shoot Landlord,
-Harrington's Paper Seized for At
taeking the Queen-The Situation
Growing Exciting.
DUBLIN, May 23.-TwO more arrests
nave been made at Castlebar in connec
ton with the recently discovered murder
conspiracy in County Mayo. Great ex.
cltement prevails over the arrests. and
200 members of the royal constabulary
have been drafted to the town. A man
named Nally, a brother Of Serab Nally.
one of the defendants in the State trials in
Dublin, and several other persons, were
examined to-day on a charge of being i'm.
plicated in the conspiracy. An informer
named Coleman will testify that he re-
ceived $40 to shoot landlords. No report
ers were allowed to be present at the ex-
animation.
John Dilloa, in a letter to FreeJaGn's 5
Journal, advises the Irish people TO make
the Parnell fund such success that the
rope Will realize how grievously he has
been deceived by the English government
ana the miserable pauper landlords who
infest Rome.
TRALEE, May 2S.-The police have
seized the plant of the Kerry Sentinel and
prevented the publication of that naner,
which is the property of Mr.. Harrington.
member OF Parliament for Westmeath.
The cause OF the seizure, it was supposed
was the publication of notice in the
sentinel asking persons desirous of iOin-
ing the "Inyincibles' to attend meeting
which was to be held last Sunday. The
notice appeared in last Saturdays issue
ana was sedltlous. the placard begin
ming "To - with the Queen.v
KINGsTOwN, IRELAND, MAY o.
Archbishop Croke, of the diocese of
Cashel and Emily, arrived here to-day on
his return from Rome, and was given an
enthusiastic welcome. In replying to an
address presented to him he said that he
had no reason to be dissatisfied with his
visit to Rome.
LONDON, May 23.-Itis announced that
the marines who have been assisting the
police in Ireland will be withdrawn.
The Daily Ne1CS says that there is an
impression among the Irish members of
Parliament that the government are look
ing lor an opportunity to remit the re-
malnder of the term to which Healv Da-
VIII and Quinn were sentenced to remain
in prison.
LIVERPOOL, May 23.-The dynamite
consplratOrs Deasy, Flanagan, Kennedy,
mitted for trial. They reserved their de-
lenses.
MONTREAL, May 23.-The belief is cur
rent IN Irish national circles that DESPITE
the action of the clergy against it the
local Irish societies will form themselves
into league branches. A leading member
OF the Montreal branch of the Irish Land
League says that they will probably
abandon any scheme for affiliatiOn with the
American League and hold a convention
and form similar organization for the
Dominion of Canada. The local branch
OF the League has delegates interviewing
the different Irish national societies here.
and they will report on Sunday next,
when the whole subject will be discussed.
In the meantime the position by the Irish
Catholic clergy is upheld by ali except a
few who care little for any clergy.
BOSTON, May 23.-The steamer Prus-
sian, which arrived here to-day, brought
l,06O steerage passengers, most of whom
are assisted emigrants from Ireland.
Their average condition is much the same
as those landed here before by the Allan
line. A few of them are engaged to 90 to
Lewiston, Me-, to work in milk