Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-16
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', i.v"poN, mny Inc oOScrrers dls'
pueh from Dun'in gives the following
ln','"'n,sV l, ", ,'c 'nUruer ol i'oru FRED
o''.N ,H'.,'u'H'i ''., nr' nurke' ..
~, vos ",n'vs '.,at MHnc oiiu-ncs''hg VI
ih"",A inTh yesterday afternoon he
saw, "oou, zoV yaruS from MN ana close
'otnc 'oau' u group VI men, VINO ap-
lch,cu ~ MN 10 NC Wrestlihg' lie
'noug,, 'n'l WIRE ro"sis ann palu no
i"r'V"'"r n,,eh''"h 10 ,hem' lie tIiei'
saw wv" VI 'hc men iH,i ana iour DINERS
JUMP i',o car hne urNc irapiuIy toward
'hhprl lHo!, ne Is nliaole 10 give tie
Sv'lP'hh' " ,nc'r "IpraralPc' lher'rk
Wht croW''c'i VI many plaeeslt 'hc Time
m lle 'ragruy' Many persons were SIT
hUgor Walking wH.ih icw h'lhdrcd
yaruS M Whcrc 'he noHicS were found
o"' h'ar'i hou'ing ol lhe allair. follre
paraden lhe PARK Shortly ai'er 'heocr''r-
renee ann IrUlti'Ssly searched every hole
ahu CORNER IMr uls muruerrrS' Mr
blfkc was io''hd WIN ms 'ilroat cllt al
n'oS! IRON ear 10 ear, al'i llls hands bore
marks indicating 'llal he i'nd l'hd ilercc
anu hng'hehcd encounter. One OF the
woinus ot i3rl t'NaNeuulsh was dag-
ger thrust wlilrlI penetrated his right
lung, am MS lcit arm was smashed TO
pup Many ol me wounds son bo'i' boil
irs "erv s"e' ", il"st nave oeeh 'lh'he.
hiattly ia'al' lhe persons VINO foliu
the Dodies were uctah ,d oy the police.
Ihe correspondent OF tlle lress Asso-
cintloh ~ phOllil trlrgrapls as follows:
"A gch!lrmnh l'iorlnS me mat ~
about 2O'clocR on saturday afternoon he
saw q country carof peculiar build driv-
mgthrough Grafton street. ltcontaincd
fonr very suspicious LOOKING Fellows,
with blackened faces, nnd wearing
slouched hats pulled down IN front 50 rs
TO some extent conceal their iaccs."
A telegram TO Lord Harrington shows
that Lord Frederick fell FIRST, morlnlly
wounded by stab. Mr.. Burke StrlIg-
gled Tor n time nut iell, stabbed ~ sever
nj places ~ IS believed ms Jngular VEN
was severed. Tue four men then drove
rapidly away.
Capt. Greatrix, 0i The dragoolls, VINO
thought the matter bad been drunken
row, said, as they passed, YOU have
roughly handled them" They replied
roughly, "lot, bod----d' GrealrlX
says lic can identity. one OF the men con-
cerncd IN tile assassination, and u gate
keeper Of the park says he can Identify
two.
The Victims OF the tragedy nre laid out
on beds IN the hospital Just m they were
brought IN. The hospital surgeon states
that he fnncied he fclI slight plilsation
IN Mr.. Burkc's body when he ilrst saw
II. Tclcgrnms were immediately sent 10
all the police stations IN Ireland and
Great Brlinln giving Information Of The
murder. II has been ascertnlnrd that
Under Secretary Burke walked from the
castle 10 the park gates, where he got on
Il car. and while driving through the
park overlook y gentleman, who was un-
doubtodly Lord Frederick Cavcndish. on
foot. Tie cni man returned 10 the city.
Mr.. Burke had long been regarded
with extreme dlsfayor by the nntlonal-
isis of Ireland.
Orders have bcen lesued that nll boats
from ireland be searched for the nssas-
siie. The facc Of Lord Frederick Cav
cndlsb as he lies dead IN the hospital Is
calm and peaceful. Mr.. Burkc's Coun-
tcnancc has look Of great agony.
Capt. Ross, late Secretary Of Mr.. FOrst-
am haa gona with A aneeinl rcnort mud