National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-09
NOTES OF THE DUBLIN CRIME.

A cable dispatch signed by John Boyle o'Reilly
and Patrick A. Collins on behalf of the Irishmefl
Of sent 10 Mr. 81 psFTS
hereby offered by the lrlshmen of Boston for the
apprehension oithe murderers or amy of them, of
Lord Frederick Cayendish and Mr. Burke on
Saturday, Mayo On behalf of the Irishmen Of
Boston,
Mr Gladstone yesterday. replying to the condo.
dia, telegraphs "The object Of this black act is
plainly TO arouse indignant passions and enlbiter
the relations between Great Britain and Ireland
The st. James GdSttte, of last evening, says re-
QUESTION has been made to the Lord Mayor of
LONDON TO call meeting IN Guild Hall to petition
Of belief that many Liberals and nr
desire TO elect another Parliamet, to doul more
successfully with the reign of murder In Ireland.
Mr.. johnson, the attorney general for ireland
temporarily ta,-es the chief. sccrctaryship.
The London Times stands absolutely alone In an
attempt TO turn this appalling catastrophro into
tempt to inhame national passions. II the two
murderers bad been ut the elbow of the leader
writer, they could not have dictated words more
admirably calculated to serve their end.
At the resumed inquest In Dublin yesterday for.
NAL evidence Of identity OF the victims was
and iS snoko with considemSie emotion lon so'0'hneh''
Mr.. Forster says he believes that the murders
were accomplished In order to show that II Is i'm.
possible 10 cohciliate the Fenians
The London Times says: Mr. Forster was the
victim of intrigue, worked from within the Cabi-
net The cowaTdly Vaccinations ngainst him
u.
Gladstone must cut his Cabinet loose from the
mischievous advices whose imbecility, maignity,
and presumption led to this result"
The Globe, ofToronto says; "There IS no reason
10 doubt that the motlve OF the deed was politi-
cal ono. Personal malice Is not to DO thought OF,
or both would not have fallen victims to assn ssns
There can be very little doubt that this blow like
the foul murder of Thomas darcy MCGEE, comes
from some OF the desperndoes who cluster around
The Michael Dayilt Land League, Of West Ches.
ter, Pa, has passed resolutions expressing abhor.
renee at the assassination OF Loid Frederick Cav.
endlsh and Mr. Burke, and calling upon all true
Leaguers 10 aid In bringing the murderers 10 jus.
tice.
The Irish Times of Dublin, says Earl Spencer
had arranged on Saturday to release all the sus.
pects except eighty on Tuesday
The Evening Post. ofNew York, referring TO the
action Of the Land Leaguers In America and in
England In Offering rewards for the discovery OF
the murderers Of Lord Frederick Cayendish and
Under Secretary Burke, says; We learn that re-
wards will also DO paid BY the British government
TO any one on this side furnishing any clew
through the British consul general la this city"
The heemdH's your1lai of Dublin. appeared yes
The Manchestcr Guardian says the crimo is
traceablo 10 tho fenian party recruited mainly
from America, who again interiered when they
saw that Cancellation was probable. IL says there
Is u desperate and malignant conspiracy, limited
The ITishmcn OF Boston hold meeting this
evening in Fanoull Hall TO express their delesla.
ton OF the assasslns In Dublin.
The Emperor William, ol hearing the news OF
the murder OF LCrd frederlck CaNenulsh and MT
Burke, was as much shocked as he was when the
Gar was nssassnated.
The detectives have a register of all the car
drivers in Dublin, and are examining the driven
Individually, In order TO ascertain their where
abouis on Saturday.
Tho Central Nelgs declares that Mr. Forster hRi
been ToAppoinlea Chief Secretary for Ireland. nno
that he VIII start for Dublin Tonight, IL says II \
understood that the policy Of the government will
Include n stern repressive measure,
The suspects In Mas Jail have passed resolutions
denounclng the crime aud condoling with thu
widow of Lord Frederick Cayendish.
The Adrsclldfse, while plying the victims, say
the situation Of the Irish people forbids the e&
preston Of TOO much sympathy