Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-11
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. THB POLICE. BAFFLBD. No Tidings of the Dublin
 Assassins. FURTHER DETAILS OF THE MURDER. Strange Story Told by a
 Young Man. THE NOMINATIONS AT HARRISBURG. Beaver Named for Governor
 by Reclamation.
THE NOMINATIONS AT HARRISBURG.
THE OLD WORLD.
Ireland.

The Phenix Park Trngody-No Traces
 Found of the Assassins-RemarkabIe
 Stories Told by Young Men-Lord Cav
 endish's Remains Lying in State
 Dublin Posted With an Incendiary
 Placard.
 LONDON, May 10.-The body of Lord Fred erick Cavendish has been laid out for public view in the chapel at Chatsworth. The Queen has sent wreath for the coffin con- posed of yellow and white everlasting flowers to which card is attached with the inscrip tion, From Queen Victoria" A letter of sympathy addressed to Lady Cavendish &C., companles the wreath. The burial will take place at Edensor tomorrow afternoon. Bus mess will be suspended during the whole day, and it is expected that deputation of the Duke of Devonshire's Irish tenantry from Cork will attend the fureral A special train from London will bring the ministers from London who will act as pail bearers.
 The following additional information with regard to the assassination has come to light: Two bicyclists, filters in the employ ment of railway company, state that they passed the spot where the murders were committed and saw the assassins strike the victims and heard Lord Frederick Cavendish cry out, 'iAh, you villain" to his assailant, who then stabbed him again. Lord Freder- ick fell over against the bicycle of one of the filters who was coming to his assistance, but the murderers with bloody knives made toward him and both of the bicyclists got away as fast as possible. They saw the car tbo for tho ha drivers back was turned. They saw a man stab Cavendish in the back as he lay on the ground
 A young Irishman has informed the South port police that he was offered e1O sterling in Dublin few days ago to assist at the as- sassination of Lord Cavsndish and Under Secretary Burke, but refused the offer. He also said that he can place his hands on the assassins. The police have detained him, but refuse to give his name, merely stating that although they do not place credence in his story, they intend taking him to Dublin to see if any part of 1t is true. Southport is a town of England in the county of Lancaster at the mouth of ripple in the Irish Sea.
 A number of placards were posted in Dub lin during. last night announcing the forma tion of national association of Ireland, the object of which is the restoration of Irish legislative indep, ndence and calling meeting for the 18th inst. of those who wish to enrol as members. The placards contain hostile references to the Dublin castle officials and to the government. It is not believed that these placards were posted by any of the regular organized Irish societies in Dublin, but it is thought they were put up by per sons opposed to them, who seeing favorable opportunity wished to bring them in con- tempt
 Earl Spencer, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland has decided to remain at his post in Dublin.
 Three men giving the names of Murray, Duffy and Henderson having on blood stained clothes have been arrested at Meath on suspi- cion of being concerned in the assassinations. On being questioned they refused to give any account of themselves. A man giving the name of Michael Smith, claiming to be an American, was arrested this evening at Long ford also on suspicion of being implicated in the above crime.