The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-16 00:00:00

ANOTHER PROCLAMATION.

IMPORTANT ARREST.

The following extra proo.amation was aimed late on
Saturday night :—' By the Lord-Lieutenant General
and General Governor of Ireland—Spencer— W hereon
Lord Freda, iok Charlie Usveodialt, the Chief desire-
tory, and thontarn tlenry Sures, Soo., the Limier-
Secretory to In. Lord Lisuteruint of Ireland, wen I
brutally mu/doted inrliceolz-park. in the c,uuty of
Dublin, on the evening of Saturday, the 6th May,
1882, and, whereas, • reward of £lO,OOO hoe been
, offered by us to any poison or pinions who shall
within the time specified in the peodomation offering
the same give mob information as snail lead to uie
conviction of the murderers, and whereas any person
who Mad kuowmgly remise into his or het house, or
otherwise harbour or mai,tela any of In, pan's, who
miumnittod the said murders, or shall noicsel in aid any ,
of Mein in escaping or eatioavouring to escape from
justice, Wooing Aisle to penal 'scrim le for ilfe. Nov
we, John Poyntx Seri Spews:, lsord Lieutenant and
General Governor of Ireland, are pleased hereby to
uger • reward of £BOO to any person or persous who
shall, within three months from the date thereof, give
such informituon as swill Lead to the errewt of any
person who barn so received, harboured. maintained, or
concealed, or aoisted in so savouring to wove from
itutios, or who shell receive harboor, maintain, or
conceal, or most in endeavouring to sacepe from justice
any of the persona who woimitted the said murders.—
Duulin Cootie, May 13th, 1882.
An important aunt was made on Saturday night at
/Livid*, Gerry, whom • man from Kingstown was
arreeted. His name is Bolger, de I. reported to have
loft Dobila daring toe wash. The Dublin detective
department at present attach moon importanoe to hie
arrest.

- From inquiries made up to the present there is every
reason to bolters that the aavaaams sucoseded in telt•
lug only two lives out ot about sight, who am reported
t., nave tom waked.
. .

- Toe informative g;thered shows there must have
been at least over twelve engaged hi the tragedy.
Statements made by several persons,. who corroborated
each other, are to the effect that • few minutes after
sev•ii :ck • cab awl • mar were observed couvenleat
to each other near the scene of the murder, and •
number of men, mime of whose clothing, we ham, is
describer, loitered under trees, and were some yards
away from the cob an I car. The cab, it is reported,
contained armed men in case of a surprise or an
emergency. Though not on the scene of the murder,
they were in close a:tent:lance on the assaaeins. Where
this cab drove to or who the driver was is shrouded in
mystery. "[he report that the murderers drove
through Chapelizod towards Lucia is said to be
incorrect, and toe police have trace of • car from the
park to the city by the Son h Circular-road for a
considerable distance. The murderers instead of
driving into an almost deserted district like those
of Luctso and Chepelizod, are believed to have
gone tor a short distsuce along the On•pelizod•road,
then turned off it, and, rounding the magazine, came
in the direction of the city on the Cunninghans.rored,
then across blurt Bridge by the side of Kdaminham
prison, on to South Circular-road, which goes through
' Dolphin's Barn; thence to Clenbransil-street, a moit
populous locality ; and at this point the tra .11W of an
outside car with four lima aid a driver is up to the
present lost. No ler. than thirteen or fourteen persons
saw the car, and are very °conduit that they will be
able to identify the men on it Au incident hinnected
with the dna iful tragedy lithe fact that a parson wh)
had years ago driven a car either in the county or city,
but who had, owing to hi own fault, given up the
occupation and met with embiarragsmenta, is reported
to have within the last week obtained • large sum of
money. He Is very careless in his habits, but takes •
deep interest in the movements of the police. This
man it is assumed can give some narticulere of di,
affair, and he is at present under police inspection.
Rumours of the wildest character spread through
: Dublin. tine report was to the effect that the car had
been found brokers to pieces, end that five men had
been arrested In an hotel at melee o'clock. Of course
there was no truth in it. The rumour arose from the
. . . .

fact that four -car—me; Were ;;;;u:ihTir-i-to-tb-e-Det.cv.
Office and queetione I abort matters in connection
with the tragedy. Up to the present no person has
come forward to give information.
Tbe description of the areas-ins no well given in the
police gazette, the Hue and Cry, .12gwe that persons
must have hal a clear and long VieW of toe men. The
description is as follows : -•• Description of the four
men wonted for the murder of Lord Cavendish and
Mr. Burke, the Chief and Under Secretaries for
lrelend, io the Phccoix Park, OD Sunday, the fith
between seven and eight p.m. L About 35 years old,
stout make, dark completion, hair, whiskers, and
reotuitache, narrow forehead, ...turd hollow us dirge,
on bridge of nose; wore a soft Jerry hat and dark
clothes. 2 Ab cut thirty year., sandy_ heir, witiekers,
and moustache, brown faded c eat, as if much exposed
to son, soft black Jerry bat. 3. About 20 years, entail
blazlc moustache, no whiskers, soft blank hat, and dark
clothed. 4. Ab in. 30 years, goody hair and mous-
tootle, beard on chin, wore dark clothes and *oft black
hat. The height cannot be given of any, all being
sitting on an outside oar, driven by a man between 35
and 40 year., red bloated face, with slew days growto
of bard on, dark or brown coat, supposed Irises, and
low soft black hat. The horse was • bay or chestnut,
of good actioik and the oar had either a dock green or
• red pensL The men hal the appearance of @stators or
well-to-do artisans."

lii. officially stared that at s official information has
reached the tiovernatent csofirming the rumour that
the car driver has been found, and on hit evidence the
Phoenix-perk asesenins arrested.
'Lite polios are working on the slender ChM already
obtained, but up to the prtamt their efforts have had
almost a negative result. An arrest wee made on
et Kildare, sod the man was brought to Dublin
and to Iged in Richmond gaol pending inquiries. It is
stated that he antwrre the description of the Police
Gamut of the 1:44-th luau of the party. A number
of American detectives are o suing over immediately
go assist in track ng the mewing. They are being
sent by the Boston branch of the Land League, who
will defray the expenses of t:ie visit, and they will
have the co-operation of the Dublin police. The
Boston detectives have bten selected on acetJunt of the
Intimate knowledge of ths Irish national element in
the American dues.

--Th-e—intense—heartfelt sympathy which peemefisel
throughout the city on the early days 04 tel meek hes
eomewhat decreased. This is attrinuted by many to
the introduction of the Coemion Hill, and therefore
the widening of tbe gap between the two .3)untries,
which wea, do doubt, the very object of the amassin..
The Police remark that thosa who were moat energetic
In assisting them hare become rather indifferent.
The murderers still continue to be denounced all
over the coantry. Town councils, town immune-
@loners, Poorlaw guardians, and all public institute;
denounce in strong terms the meamination.

THE NEW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENT.