Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-15
The Murderers Of Cavendish land Burk'
Captured in Dublin.
STRONG PROOF AGAINST THEM,
A Second Crime Leads to q Clue for tk(
Detectives.
BERRY on THE IRISH QUESTION
Socialist Defiance in the German
Reichstag.
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
DUBLIN, Dec. 1.-Two important ar
nection with the murder Of Cavendish and
Burke. Up to the present time no infor-
nation has been obtained concerning the
names or addresses of the prisoners. A
private investigation touching their arrest
is now being held in the castle.
LATER-The names Of tho two men ar
rested this morning in connection with tho
Phoenix park murders are Byrne Pavier
and Hanlon,a leather currier. One Of them
has been identified by persons who were
in Phoenix park the night of the murders
as one of the men seen in the car i'm which
the assassin rode. The arrests were made
on the evidence of an infozmer.
DUBLIN, Dec. 1.-THE detectives believe |
they have at length unraveled the Phoenix |
park mystery. The police admit that in |
consequence of the recent free distribu- |
tion of plscards Offering reward for pri-
vate information Snd of the arrests follow
ing the Fenian oxtrages, number of in
formers have come forward. Some of
these informers when they found the police
already knew much, we-e induced
, lse ss4ir 50 tell more. The police,
|'sy i.sssiug together the various
Ytem@ OF reformation, have got
wilfg. they believe to be G direct chain of
information. The evidence began to
thicken at the time of the assault upon
Dennis Field. That affair was so similar
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Phoenix park crime, that it was, from the
first hoped it would lead to clue to the
; latter. Jenkirson, who directs the GRIM
inal investigation of the department., Cur
ran, queens counsel, and Mallon, super
intendent OF detectives have been engaged
for the last fortuightin private inquiry.
HGnlan, arrested to-day, is twenty eight
; years old and small in stature. The other
person, whose name isBrady, not Byrne, is
thirty-fve, and tall, stout and
robust. They both reside near
: Thomas street. They were confronted at
Dublin castle to-day with several persons
( whe, at the request, over the romans Of
Lord Frederick Cavendish, testified that
they had seen the Phasnix park assasins
3 drive away. CSrran, however, did not deem
e theiridentifeation of Rradyand Hamlin suf-
fcient, but the prisoners were detained in
: order that Others might have an opportun-
ity 10 see them. They will proba-
Z bly, be publicly charged with
S the Phoenix park mzrders in the police
Z court tomorrow, when about six witnesses
II will be examined. 1t is thought further
Z arrests vii! be made in connection with
the murders.
The trial Of Thos. Higgins, another OF
IS the persons charged with being concerned
=, in the murder Of the Euddys, began yes
y tes5aaE The crown prosecutor declared i
d would be proved that the accused fired the
= shot which killed one of,the victims.
= I4o3l.,oN, Dec. In .he hearing to-da,
If in the Belt libel case, Sir Frederick Leigh
N ton, Laurenz Alma Ta0ema, and othe
I'd we'll known artists, were called as experts
I'd and expressed a strong opinion that tn
-, bust exhibited in the witness box yester
- day, which had been made by Belt in
:" room adjoining the court room, was ia
r. inferior to another bust from the SAM
en- model wkich Belt alleged he had executed
LONDON, Dec. 14.-Lord Derby, in hi
IT, speech at Manchester yesterday, said hi
at personal opinion was that some million
. spent in promoting emigration from Ire
- land would be profitable expenditure
~ He believed in few years, despite tn
's' land act. the small tenants in Irelan
or would be just as dependent as ever on tn
81 forbearance oc the landlord. Thus the oil
ng difficulties would rscur. But he though
sy the government should abstai
he from encouraging fresh proposal
for. Legislation in regard to Iris
land. The government should refuse
listen for an h.ur to a claim for Irish n,
ow tionality, in Whatever disguise presente
,rv An Irish parliament would lead to separ
HI ton as certainly as two and two make fou
IT, Ii we do not want this to become pract
o's cal question We must be careful to avo
st giving vague pledges which will be csl
-. strued to mean more than they do.
DUBLIN, Dec. l4.-The government hi
a. issued circular in regard to distress
the west OF Ireland IN which it declare
that it is determined to rely solely upt
the administration OF relief throue
rio boards of guardians, as it is satisfied reli
80 works are not only e1trayAgant and
'eo moralizing, but often fail to relieve t
Us. most needy. The government will be p1
io, pared to empower boards of guardians
IriS borrow money II necessary 10 meet Il
nai py.Asss,cts on tkti~ resources.
:cA LONDON, Zee. 1.-THE roll kdu Gaze
says it is authorized to state that Gia