Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-10


had left America to assassinate him.
This, it is thought, gives color to the
surmise that the Dublin tragedy may
have had its origin in America.
MANIFESTO TO THE IRISH PEOPLE.
LONDON, May S.-The following man.
ifesto of the Land League was adopted
yesterday afternoon atA hurriedly sum-
moned meeting at the Westminster
Palace Hotef:
TO the People Of Ireland, On the eve
OF what seemed a bright future for our
country, that evil destiny which has ap-
parently pursued us for centuries has
struck at our hopes another blow which
cannot be exaggerated in its disastrous
consequences. In this hour of sorrowful
gloom We venture to give expression to
our profound sympathy with the people
of Ireland in the calamity that has be-
fallen our cause through this horrible
deed, and with those who determined at
the lasG hour that policy of concilia-
ton should suppia that of terrorism
and national distrust. We earnestly
hope that the attitude and acts of the
Irish people will show to the world that
this assassination, such as has startled
country future, is deeply and religiously
abhorrent to their every feeling and in
stinct We appeal to you to show by
every manner of expression that amidst
tue Universal feeling of horror which
this assass nation has excited, no people
ice, the same detestation of it's atrocity,
or SO deep sympathy with those whose
hearts must be roared by it, as the ma
tior upon whose prosperity and revivng
hopes it may entail consequences more
ruinous than those hat have fallen to
the 10. of unhappy Ireland during the
present generation. We feel that no act
that has ever been perpetrated in this
cor.4llf lung ,Al oAe ting struggles OF
the past fifty years has so stained the
name of htspitable Ireland as this cow
ardly and unprovoked assassination of a
friendly stranger, and that until the
murderers of Cavendish and Burke are
brought to justice that stain will sully
our corntry's name.
CHARLES S. PARNELL,
JOHN DILLON,
MICHAEL DAvITT.
All the Irish members heard from con-
cur in this declaration. Orders for the
immediate printing and posting of the
manifesto throughout Ireland have been
given. Parnell has sent kilograms to
the Mayors of Dublin, Cork, Waterford
and Limerick, suggesting that they inn
mediately call meetings Of their repre-
sentative corporations to denounce the
CRIME.
London on Dts.
LONDON, May 9.--It is stated that
John Holmes, junior, head of the Treas
ury, will succeed the late Lord Caven
dish as Secretary to the Treasury. Her.
bert Gladstone is to succeed Holmes.
G. j. Hollyoke received grant of
one hundred pounds to go to America
and make a report on cooperation.
It is rumorea that the Under-Secre-
taryship for Ireland has been offered to
Blake, one of the special magistrates ap-
pointed.
George Otto Trevylan has been APP
pointed Chief Secretary of Ireland.
One Eject of the Murder.
LONDON, May 9.-The intention of re-
leasing the suspects is now completely
abandoned.
Items from Dublin.
DUBLIN, May 9.-The remains of Lord
Cavendish were conveyed on q gun
carriage from the Vice-Regal Lodge to
North Wall wharf last evening and
placed on board an ordinary steamer for
England. Along the route the process
sion was received with evidences of SYM
pathy by an immense crowd. Earl
Spencer went out several times to-day,
and everywhere he appeared he was re-
eeived with an enthusiasm which gave
evidence of the strength of popular feel
ing against the assassination.
An American who visited the scene of
the murder scrutinized the footprints
around the spot and distinctly recog-
nized marks of peculiar broad-toed
boot commonly worn by Irish-Ameri-
cans.
1t is stated that few days ago Burke
received letter warning him that if he
did not at once follow the example of
Forster and clear out of the Castle he
would have only three days to live.
Two men with dray, Saturday even
ing, nearly came in contact with red
backed car being drawn furiously, and
which contained four men, who can be
identified.
Stabbed with Long Bowie Knives.
DUBLIN, May at the inquest on
the bodies of Cavendish and Burke med
ical evidence was given to the effect that
the victims had apparently been stabbed
simultaneously from before and behind
with long bowie knives.
On the Track OF the Murderers.
DUBLIN, May ct is stated that the
police are hopeful of capturing the as
sassins. They have received evidence
which enables them to identify the mur-
derers. 1t is also said that the car in
which they escaped has been traced to
Leixley's, ten miles northwest of Dublin,
where the riders alighted to procure
liquor.
An Important Arrest,
DUBLIN, May "a man has just been
arrested who is believed to be the car
man who drove the .lssassins. He can
not account for himself, and closely re-
sembles the description given of the man
who drove he red car in which the four
men rode
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