The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-10
Still Shrouds the Dublin
Crime.
Many arrests have been made
but no Culprit discovered.
The Tariff Commission Bill
Passed.
Other Home and Foreign
News, Criminal Items.
THE IRISH SITUATION.

THE IRISH SITUATION.
THE INQUEST.
DUBLIN, Nav 9-At the inquest on the
bodies of Cavendish and Burke, medical
evidence was to the effect that the victims
were stabbed simultaneously from before
and behind with long bowie knives
eAvENDIsHs SUCCESSOR.
LONDON, May ct is stated that Jno.
Holmes Jr, Lord of the Treasury, will
succeed the late Lord Cavendish as Secre-
tary of the Treasury. Herbert Gladstone
is to succeed Holmes.
THE TINES OPINION.
LONDON, May 8.-The Times says :
Even if it's true that the murder was
done by American Irish desperadoes, we
must not forget that Parnell has boasted
of constituting an alliance between Irish
America and those at home, we are unable
to accept the plea that the men who have
pursued land leagues courses are divested
of all responsibility for the crime"
MISS PARNELL.
Miss Anna Parnei, in her letter to the
Times doubts that the policy is concil ia
tion when six hundred people in onecoun-
try alone are liable to death by cold, it be-
ing illegal to help them, and concludes
that if any are surprised that the assassln's
arm is not idle, they must not forget here
is such a thing as human nature among
Irshmen.
IN DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, May All the Dublin news
papers are in mourning. 1t is stated that
the police are hopeful of capturing the
assassins. They have received evidence
which will enable them to identify the
murderers. 1t is also reported that the
car in which they escaped was traced to
Leixlap, ten miles northwest of Dublin
where the men alighted to procure liquor.
Charles Moore arrested on suspicion of
being one of the assassins, has been brought
to Dublin. The evidenc against him is
weak.
George Otto Trevelyn has been appoint
ed chief secretary of Ireland Immediate
ly on his acceptance of the office special
policeman was placed before his resi-
dence
LONDON, Nav 9-Gladstone held a long
conference with Gorchen yesterday, which
may shortly lead to public announcement
The Queen last evening gave audience to
an officer bearing special dispatches from
Spencer The Queen will visit London to-
day, TO g i've an audience to Gladstone
Three more arrests have been made in
Kildare.
The body of Burke will be buried to
day in the Glaseevien cemetery, suberbs of
Dublin.
ANOTHER ARREST.
DUBLIN, May 9.-An important arrest
has just been made at Tuam, of man be-
lieved to be the carman who drove the as
sassins. He gives his name an Cloonan
He closely resembles the description given
by the police. Orders have been issued to
arrest all tramps and strangers unable to
account for their movements during the
last three days.
RuMoRs
DUBLIN, May 9.-Up to the 31st of
March eight Kindred seventy two suspects
were arrested in ireland. Many liberated.
A man was arrested in Limerick suspected
of being one of the assasins. He bought a
new suit of clothes, and while removing
the old ones blood stains were observed on
the shirt and trowsers. Two men named
Baily and Norman were arrested while loi-
tering in Phoenix Park. The former had q
dagger sheath
BOSTON FEELING.
Boston, Mass, May 9.-Irishmcn in a
meeting here to-day passed resolutions urg-
ing the people of Ireland not rest until the
assasins were brought to justice, and pledg-
ing themselves to contribute 5000 in aid
thereof, and also expressing horror of the
attempt to connect the Irish in America
with the cOwardly murder.
RELEASED.
Moore was brought before the police
court to-day but as the police offered nc
evidence he was discharged Limerick
prisoner and Bailey and Armand also dis
charged. Police still think they have q
clue. The following additional facts have
been developed: Two bicyclist filters in
the employment of the railway company
state they passed the spot where the muir
der was committed and saw the assassins
strike the victims and heard Cavendisf
cry out You villain to his assailant who
then stabbed him again. Cavendish fell
over against the bicycle of one of the fit
ters, who was coming to his assistance, but
the murderer with bloody knives. made
towards him and both bicyclists
hed They saw the car ON the road
awaiting the murderers. The driver,
back was turned. He saw man stal
CaVendish in the back as he Law on ths
ground. An Irishman from America wa.
arrested at Castle Bellingham. Two othel
prisoners are.under remand at Monaghan
The body of Burke was buried in Glas.
neVia cemetery to-day. Crowds of peopl.