Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-10
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Irish Tragedy.

DUBLIN, May 9th.-At the inquest on the
bodies of Cavendish and Burke, medical evil
dence was given to the effect that the VIC
Tins had apparently been stabbed stimuli.
taneouslY from before and behind with long
bowie knives.
DUBLIN, May 9sh.-An important arrest
has Just been made at Tuam of a man be-
lieved to be the carman who drove the assas-
sins. He cannot account for himself. He
gives the name of Cloonan. He closely re-
sembles the description circulated by the
police. An order has been issued to arrest all
strangers and tramps unable to account for
their movements during the last three days.
LONDON, May 9th.-Three more arrests
have been made in Kildare.
The body of Burke will be buried to-day in
Glasnievan Cemetery, in the suburbs of
Dublin.
DUBLIN, May 9th-A man has been ar
rested at Limerick on suspicion of being one
of the assassins. He bought suit of clothes,
and while removing the old ones blood stains
were observed on his shirt and troasers.
Two men named Bailey and Allen were ar
rested while lettering in Phoenix Park. The
former had dagger sheath.
EYE.wITNEssEs OF THE MURDER.
The police still think they have clue, and
the following additional information with re-
gard to the assassination has come 20 light
Two bicyelsts, filters in the employment of
the railway company, state that they passed
the spot where the murders were committed
They saw the assassins strike their Victims
and heard Lord Frederick Cavendish cry out
"Ah alb, you villain !" to his assailant, who
then stabbed him again. Lord Frederick fell
over against the bicycle of one of the filters
who was coming to his assistance, but the
murderers with bloody knives made towards
him, and both bicyclists thereupon got away
as fast as possible. They saw car on the
road awaiting the murderers. The drivers
back was turned They saw man stab
Cavendish in tbs back as he lay on the
ground.
FURTHER ITEMS FROM DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, May 9th.-The car by which the
murderers fed has been traced from Chapel
izod back toward Dublin to Inchicore, and
thence toward Mas 1t ia supposed that the
assassins took the train at Colbridge, getting
back to Dublin at 10 o'clock Officers of the
guard ship are dragging the Liffey for the
weapons used by the assassins.
Cloonan, who is supposed TO be the carman
who drove the assassins, has been remanded
for further inquiry.
A crowd at the station hooted Moore on
his arrival in Dublin. Moore was brought
before the Police Court to-day, but as the
Of his movements was considered satisfactory,
he was discharged. The Limerick prisoners,
Bailey and Arman, were also discharged.
THE sEcRETARYsHIP.
LONDON, May 9th.-It is runored that the
Under Secretaryship for Ireland has been
offered to Blake one of the special Magis-
trates appointed by Forster.
George Otto Trevylan has been appointed
Chief Secretary for Ireland. He immedi-
ately signiied his acceptance of the Office,
and special policemen were placed before his
residence.
CABINET CoUNcILs-NEw ELECTION ORDERED.
Cabinet Councils will be held daily for the
present
Trevylan having accepted the Chief Secre-
taryship for Ireland, new election has been
ordered for Harwick, the seat held by him.
Remains of Lord Cavendish.
LONDON, May 9th.-The remains of Lord
Cavendish have arrived at Chatsworth.
LONDON. May 9tb.-The body of Lord
Cavendish is laid out for public view in the
chapel at Chatsworth. The features are
calm, only one scar is visible across the nose
The interment takes place at Edensor at 2
o'clock Thursday afternoon. Business in the
surrounding districts will be suspended dur.
ing the whole day.
The Jeannetfe survivors.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 9sh.-The survivors
of the Jeanette have sailed from Cronstadt
for Hull. Admiral Koyakowitz, commander
at that port. sent yacht flying the stars and
stripes up the river especially to bring them
down, and complimentary address was de-
livered to Lieutenant Danenhower.
Ministerial Crisis.
The HAGUE, May 9th.-The Ministry have
rendered their resignation, because of the
rejection by the second chamber of the States
General OF the treaty Of commerce with
France.
Communication and Pardon.
CAIRO Egypt. May 9sb.-The sentence Of
the Circassian officers concerned in the con.
spiracy against the life of Arab Bay has
been commuted to simple exile. Those &C.
cused on mere supposition have been par
aoned.
Another Victory by an American Horse.
LONDON, May 9th.-The Newmarket
spring handicap was won by Lorillard's Mis-
take, Woolesly second, Bulbut third. There
were five starters. Mistake won in caDter
by six lengths. He was ridden by Luke.
Treaty Adopted.
MADRID, May 9sh.-The Senate-143 to
the treaty of commerce with
France.