Daily globe., 1883-05-24
GREAT BRITAIN.

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DUBLIN, May 23-In county Mayo great
excitement exists over the recent arrests
there, and 200 extra members of the Royal
Irish constabulary were drafted in the
town.
A man named Malley, brother of
'Scrub" MalIey, one Of the defendants in
the state trials at Dublin, and several
othe1 prisoners, were examined to-day on
charge of beng implicated in the mur-
der conspiracy. An informer named
Coleman will testify that he received $40
to shoot landlord. No reporters are
allowed to be present at the examination.
John Dillon, in letter to the Ffceman'S
Journal, advises the Irish people to make
the Parnell fund such q success that the
pope will realize how previously he has
been deceived by the English government
and the miserable pauper landlords who
infest Rome.
LONDON, May 23.-The race for the Der
by stakes was won by Sir F. Johnstone's s
ST. Blaise, Lord Elesmere's Highland
Chief second, Lord Falmouth's bay OR
brown colt ''Galliard" third The other
starters we're G. R. Blanton's ''The Prince
G. r. Harrison's 'Goldfeld," Lefevre's
"Ladislas,''. Lord Hastings "Beau Brum-
MEL" A. Harrison's "Splendor," Lord
Bradford's 'Lascoan," Carew Gibsen's
"Bon jour-" andT. Cannon's" "Sigmaphone."
Bon Jour made the running at
the start attended by Sigmaphon. They
kthe clear lead of Ladislas, the Prince,
Spfendor and Goldfeld, who were punched
at Tatenham corner, when st. Blaise took
up the running, closely followed by Gal
lard and Goldfeld to the distance, where
Highland Chief took second place and
pressed st. Blaise very hard, but did not
quite succeed in catching up with him. ST..
Bla1se won by neck, and Galliard fin
ished half a length behind Highland Chief.
Time, 2:48 2-5.
Betting at the start was to 2 against
Galliard, 5 to against The Prince, 5 to 1
against Goldfeld, to 1 against st. Blaise,
II to 2 against Ladislas, 10 to l against
Beau Brummel, Is to 1 against Highland
Chief, 25 to 1 against Splendor, 40 to 1
against Lascoan, 100 to 1 against Bon Jour,
1C0 to against Sigmaphone.
The Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke
and Duchess of Albany, and Duke and
Duchess of Connaught were among the
spectators. Numerous Americans were
present, including Lorillard, Tenbrceck
and Walton. After the race, Wood, st.
Blaise's Jockey, was cheered loudly as he
returned to be weighed. Goldfeld finished
fourth, Bean Brummel fifth, Lascoan sixth,
Splendor seventh, Ladislas eighth, Prince
ninth, Bon Jour tenth and Sigmophone
last.
TRA1EE, Ireland, May 23.-The police
seized the Office of the Kerry Sentinel and
prevented the publication of that paper,
which is the property of Harrington, mem
Der of parliament for West. Meath. The
cause of the seizure, it is supposed, is the
publication of an advertising notice in the
Sentinel asking persons desirous of joining
the Invincibles to attend meeting, which
was to be held last Sunday.
The notice appeared in last Saturdays
issue, and was sed1tious placard beginning
''To hell with the queen"
LONDON, May 23.-The Daily Netus says
there is an impression among the Irish
members of parliament, that the govern
ment are looking for an opportunity to
remit the remainder of the term to which
Messrs. Healy, Davitt and Quinn were SEN
fenced to prison.
LIVERPOOL, May 23.-The dynamite
conspirators, Deasy, Flanagan, Kennedy,
Oherlihy and O'Connor, have been COM
mitted for trial. They reserved their de-
fense.
Before the prisoners were committed
evidence was adduced to show that the ex-
plosives found in possession of those who
were apprehended in Liverpool were similar
to those used in the attempts to destroy
buildings in London and Glasgow.
DUBLIN, May 23.-Two more arrests were
| rnada aH GactIa Ra- iY, c0OpacfiOO with the
discovered murder conspiracy in county
Mayo.
The Castle Bar murder conspiracy pris