Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-10
FO R EIGN.

LONDON, May S.-The intention O
releasing the suspects is now completed,
abandoned. Anna Parnell has writer
long letter to the Times, calling atten
tion to the fact that a group Of childre,
were shot down in the streets of Ballin,
like mad dogs. She says that Forsts
butchsred men and women, but TO
Earl Spencer has been reserved the de
struction and butchering of children.
The Vacant 00ee.
The Daily Ne,es confirms the rspor
that Sir Charles Dixie declined th,
Chief Secretaryship for Ireland, which
post is now offered to Geo. Otto Ire
valyen, present Secretary to the Admir-.
atty.
The Lord Mayor denies that any 10
QUESTION was made on him to call meet
in9s at the Guild Hall to petition to
dissolve Parliament.
The Fatal Stab.
DUBLIN, May Sat the inquest on the
bodies Of Cavendish and Burke, medi-
cal evidence was given to the effect that
the victims apparently had been stab
bed simultaneously from before and b.
hind with long bowies.
Omelal Changes.
LONDON, May 9.-It said that John
Holmes, Jr., Lord Of tho Treasury, will
succeed the late Lord Cavendish az Sec
rotary Of Ireland. Herbert Gladstone
is to succeed Holmes.
To Learn . Lesson Here.
G. ]. Holdyoke received a grant Of
fIOO to 60 to America and report ON CO.
operation.
Another Rumered Appointee.
LONDON, May 9.-It is rumored that
the Under Secretaryship for Ireland has
been offered to Blake, one of the special
magistrates appointed by Forster.
Irish News.
DUBLIN, May 9.-Newspapsrs are in
mourning.
1t is said the police are hopeful of
capturing tho assassins. They have re-
ceived evidence which enables them to
identify the mon. II is also said the
car in which they escaped has been
traced to Leixleip, ten miles northwest
Of Dublin, whore tho men aliehted to
procors liquor.
George Otto Trevalyan has been ap-
pointed Chief Secretary Of Ireland.
Illuminations in honor of the release
Of suspects are abandoned.
Three more arrests wore made in Kill
dare.
The body Of Burke will be buried to-
day in Glassneiven.
An important arrest has Just been
made at Taum Of a man believed to be
the carman who drove the assassins.
He cannot account for himself. He
gives the name of Cloohan, and closely
resembles the description circulated by
tho police.
An order has been issued to arrest all
strangers and tramps unable to account
for their movements during tho last
three days.
New Manner Of Trial.
LONDON, May "a rumor is current
that tho forthcoming protection bill
will provide, in certain cases of murder,
trial by jury may be suspended, and the
accused be tried before three judges
with the right Of appeal.
LOnden Items.
Gladstone had long conference with
Goshen yesterday, which may shortly
lead to public announcement.
Tho Queen last evening gave audience
to an officer bearing dispatches from
Spencer, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
Spencer expected to arrive in London
tomorrow. On his return to Ireland he
will be accompanied by his wife.
The Queen will visit London today,
and give audience TO Gladstone.
The Tines says: Even if it be true
that the murder of Cavendish and
Burke was done by American Irish des-
peradoss, We must not forget that Par
nell has boasted Of consolidating an a.
lance between Ireland and America and
those at homo. We are unable to 90
cept the plea that men who have pur
sued the Land Lcagusrs' course are di-
vested Of all responsibility for the orims
they. now dsnounce."
Miss Anna Parnell, in her letter to the
Times, says ahe doubts that the policy
ID oonciliation whom q family in Glare
whom Forstef turned out are living in
novels, and six hundred people in one
county alone are liable to death BY cold,
it being illegal to help them. II they
are the persons it is not surprising that
the aasassn's arm 10 not idle. They
must not forget that there il such .
thing a. human nature among Irish-
men.
Aheus the Dublla nePRse.
DUBLu, May 9.-Ths remains Of
Lord Cavendish were conveyed on . gun
carriage from the Vice Regal Lodge 70
the North Wall wharf and placed on
board an ordinary steamer for England.
Along the route the procession was TO
csivsd with evidences Of sympathy BY
the numerous crowds, Earl Spencer
went out several times today. and svsry-
whore he appeared vas rsosivsd with
enthusiasm, which gave evidence Of ths
strength Of feeling against the aasas-
sins. An American who visited The
soene Of the murder scrutenissd The
footprints around the spot and distinct
| " recognized marks Of the peculial
broad-toed boot COMMONLY worn BY
Irish A-Ansricans. II i statsd that fsv
days ago Burke received lsttsr wan
| ing him IL he did not at onoe follow ths
example of Foes6er, and clear ont of tn
castle, he would have only three days r.
live. Two men with = dray on Satur-
day evening nearly came in contaet viii
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