The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-09
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thoroughly obnoxious to fenians,
and was the most malignant enemy
to the Irish race and detested by it
most Wig )rously. He was lost sight
of in the recent troubles, but had
been denounced as bitterly as Foster
was. The Fenians not the Land
Leaguers had killed him. It was
understood that he would try to
crush out the secret societies which
are the strength of Ireland. Eng
land is afraid Of assassination and
it might eventually drive Gladstone
from power. The assassins must
have been men of great nerve. AS
for himself, the dynamite hero
would like 60 see several hundred of
the government officers killed. He
would like to see things in Ireland
so hot that none Of them would dare
stay there,
WILHELM.
Berlin, S.-Emperor William, on
hearing the news of the murder of
CavendiSh and Burke, was as much
shocked as he was when the Gar
was assassinated.
DETECTIVES.
Dublin, S.-Detectives have a re-
cord of all participatorS here, and
are examining drivers individually
in order to ascertain their where
abouts on Saturday,
New York, S.-The British gov
eminent will pay a large reward
| tbrOInb tho Prificb oo,,s1,1 cro,,aroI
in this CITY to any one in America
furnishing a clue to the murdererS
of CaYendish and Burke.
Boston, S.-John Boyle O'Reilly
and Patrick A. Collins have teIe-
graphed Parnell authorizing a re-
ward of $4,000 on behalf or Irish
men of Boston, for the apprehension
of the murderers of CavendiSh and
Burke.
London, S.-Forster says he be-
lieveS the murders were accom-
pliShed in order to show the impos-
Sibility OF conciliating Fenians.
The Manchester Guardian says
The crimeis traceable to the Fenian
party, recruited mainly from Am
erica, who again interferred when
they saw Cancellation was probable.
1t says there is a desperate and ma
lignant conspiracy limited to a small
number of persons.
Johnson, the Encouragement for
Ireland, temporarily takes the chief
secretaryShip.
Conservative papers reprint the
speeches of Biggar, NJ. z, to the
Cork Farmers Club, in March, 1866,
extolling the example of the nihilist
Hartmann.
Dublin, S.-The FreemGn'S Journal
appears in mourning.
1t is rumOred the driver OF the
car whic h took the assassins to and
from Phoenix Park, was murdered
by them TO prevent discovery, and
that his body has been found in
Chapel road. Those fiends have
made clean work Of it.
Cork, S.-The Herald deprecates
the idea Of martial law in view of
the tremendous manifestations of
public feeling in ireland showing
there is absolutely no sympathy for
the asSasSinS.
At the resumed inquest in Dublin
to-day, Johnson represented gov
eminent and spoke with some emo
ton.
Pail Mall Gazette says it is under
stood the ministry intends to post
pone the procedure rules and the
rest Of the session will be occupied
with Irish business.
Gladstone, to-day, replying to the
coincidence Of Marquis RipOn,
Viceroy of India, telegraphs: The
object Of this black act is plainly
to arouse indignant passions and
embitter the relations between Great
Britain and Ireland.
st. James Gazette says a requisi-
ton will be made to the lord mayor
of London to call a meeting in Guild
hall to petition the Queen 10 dissolve
Parliament, and to deal more sue
cessfully with the reign of murder
in Ireland.
London, S.-EYery part Of the
House OF Commons at the opening
session was crowded this afternoon.
AT 4.2O Gladstone arose, and with
great emotion and in tremulous
voice moved an adjournment of the
House. He said the blackness of
the crime and the horror it excited
throughout the whole kingdom
was unparalleled. In the murder of
Burke, he said, they had been
ROBBED OF one of the ablest and
most courageous members of the
CIVIL service. But the hand OF
the assassin had come nearer
home, and one Of the noblest
hearts had ceased beating while
fnl! of hope and love for
Ireland. AS far as government was
concerned all previous arrangements
must be recast. On Thursday next
he (Gladstone) would ask the House
for leave to introduce a measure for
the repression of crime in Ireland.
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