Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-10

morally impossible to enter into any un-
derstanding with those who denounce the
outrage for the first time when they feel
that it Cripples their operations. Though
they profess to negotiate in the House OF
Commons for the blood-thirSty element OF
the Irish people, they are only powerful TO
excite disatieCtiOn. They cannot diminish
the malignancy of the whole class who
wallow in blood like beasts Of prey.
RumOred Appointments.
LoNDoS. May 9.-It is stated that John
Holms, Jr., Lord of the Treasury, will sue.
coed the late Lord Cavendish as Secretary
of Ireland and Herbert Gladstone will
succeed HolmS.
LoNDnN, Nav 9.-It is rumored the Under
Sccretaryship for Ireland has been offered
TO Blake. one of the special magistrates ap-
pointed by Forster.
The Times in "A leading article says
Even if il be true that the murder OF cav
cndish and Burke was done by American
Irish desperadOeS, we must not forget that
Parnell has boosted of consolidating an
alliance between the Irish in America and
those az home. We are unable TO accept
the plea that the men who have pursued
the land lCaguer'S course, are divested OF
all responsibility for the crime they now
denOunCe.
Miss ParnelIS Letter.
LnNDnS. May 9.-Miss Annie Parncll, in
her letter TO the Queen, says she doubts that
the policy is cOnciliation when families
i'm Clare. whom Forster turned out, are
living in novels, and six hundred people in
one county alone are liable to death by
cold, il being illegal to help them. She
concludes by saying if there are any per-
sons surprised that the assaSSin's arm is
not idle. they must not forget that there is
such a thing as human nature among Irish
men.
LONDON, May "a rumor is current that
the forthcoming Irish protection bill will
provide that in certain cases OF murder
trial BY Jury shall he suspended, and the
accused be tried before three judges, with
the right OF appeal.
The Cause of Death.
DUBLIN, May 9.-At the inquest on the
bodies of Cavendsh and Burke material
evidence was given to the effect that the
victims had apparently been stabbed stimuli
taneouSly from before and behind, with
large bowie knives.
The Police Hopeful.
DUBLIN. May 9.-All the Dublin new>pa-
pers are in mourning. 1t is stated that the
police are hopeful OF capturing the as>aS-
sins. They have received evidence which
enable them to identify the murderers. 1t
is also said the car in which they escaped
has been traced to Zeitlip, 10 miles north
west of Dublin. where the men alighted TO
procure liquor.
New Secretary for Ireland.
George Otto Trevilyan has been appointed
chief secretary for Ireland. Immediately
upon his acceptance of the office, special
policeman was placed on duty before his
residence.
Important Arrest.
DUBLIN, May 9.-Ap important arrest has
lust been made at Tuam, of man believed
TO be the car man who drove the aSSassins.
He cannot account for himself. He gives
his name as Cloonan, and closely resem-
bles the description circulated by the po-
lice. Orders have been issued TO arrest all
strangers and tramps unable TO account for
their movements for the last three days.
Another 81, 600 Reward.
SAN Francisco, May 9.-The Land League
last night, adopted a resolution that the ex'
ecutive of the League telegraph Parnell,
offering a special purse of 5000 for the
apprehension of the assassins.
More Arrests.
DURIIS May "a man has been arrest
ed at Limerick, on suspicion of being one
of the assaSsins. He bought a suit OF
clothes. and while removing the old ones
blood stains were observed on his shirt and
trousers
Two men named Bsily and Armsn were
arrested while lettering in Phoenix Park.
The former had dagger sheath.