The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-09

erlck Cavendish and eleven In that Of
Under-Secretary Burke. A special mes
senger left London for Dublin hastily this
morning.
iRIsHMES OF BOSTON OFFER $1,000 REWARD
FOR THE NURDERERs.
Bos-oN, May s.-The following was this
morning cabled to Mr.. Parnell: " A reward
OF $1,000 (Ci ,0O0) il hereby offered by the
irishmen of Boston for the apprehension
OF the miIrderers Tor any one OF them OF
Lord Frederick Cavendish and Mr.. Burke
on Saturday, May 9Th. On behalf OF the
Irishmen of Boston.
[Signedl "JOnN BOYLE O'REHLY,
"PATRICK A. COLLINS"
Proclamation to the Land League De-
nounciDg the Assassination.
BUFFALO, May 7.-Seyeral OF the most
prominent members OF the Irish National
Land League resident in this city were in
terviewed to-day relative to the assasslna-
ton OF Lord Frederick Cayendish and I'M
der-Secretary Burke In Ireland, and the eX-
pressions are general as eXecrating the hor-
ribe crime, and trusting that the perpetra-
tors Of the fiendishact may bc!brought speed
ily to Justice. 1t is considered as direct
blow at the interests and rising hopes OF
Ireland, and is particularly to be deplored
at this time.
Mr.. James Mooney, as president Of the
Irish National Land League, issues through
the Associated Press the following procla-
nation TO the Land League Of America:
"The eXecrable and cowardly aSsassna-
ton OF Lord Frederick Cavcndsh, the
newly-appointed Chief Secretary for Ire
Lard, and Understanding Burke, has hor-
A lie ofstFg Al
and abhorrent to every true friend OF Ire
land. We denounce the awful crime, and
exhort our brethren i'm Ireland TO use every
effort to bring its perpetrators 10 Justice,
and to show their dotestatOn OK the tiend
ish act. which only an arch-enemy OF our
race or some irresponsible idiot could have
conceived or executed.
"JANEs MOONEY,
"President Irish National Land League Of
America"
NORWICH. COM. Nav THE Norwich
Land League held a meeting tonight, at
which resolutions were passed denouncing
the aSSaSsinatiOns i'm Ireland IN the strong
est terms. The president OF the League
was directed 10 send a cable message 10 Mr..
Gladstone expressing the regret OF the
League, and assuring Mr.. Gladstone that
MS IItNt0l pNliAN - ~ lllpiDhEhis "lHA'fN"
rs the coercion policy was condemned.
PuuADELPmA. May "A majority Of
the local branches OF the Irish Land |
League met to-day to take action upon the
assassination OF Lord Cayendish and Tn |
der-Secrctary Burke. In every instance /
resolutions were adopted dcnouncing the /
crime as blow at Ireland, and declaring /
the League had no sympathy with the per- /
pctratorS.
TORONTO. May THE assassination OF /
Lord Frederick Cayendish and Mr.. Burke /
caused a feeling OF horror amongst all /
classes here. Special reference was made /
to it in most OF the churches. Special T.
editions Of newspapers to-day were eager
y bought up on the streets. Nothing has /
stirred the people 30 much since the Fcnian /
raid.
AUGUSTA, GA. May THE Augusta
Land League has passed resolutions de-
nomcing the murderer> Of Lord Frcdc- /
rick Cayendish and Mr.. Burke.
Thinks tIie Assassination the work OF |
FeniaEs.
WASHINGTON, May Mr.. West, the |
British Minister here, has received no IN |
tclgcnce from London respecting the F.
assassination OF Lord Cayendish and Under /
Secretary Burke beyond Il cable dispatch /
received to-day, which merely announces
the fact. Mr. West declined TO expires,
any opinion regarding the probable effect
OF the tragedy upon the policy OF the GOV
crnment or the attitude Of the opposition.
He thinks the assassination the work OF the
Fenians, and that it was not concerted and
consummated By Land Leaguers, who. OF
al others. would not be likely at this june
turc TO ie0pardze the success OF their CAUSE
by committing such an infamous crime. Up
10 late hour Tonight Secretary Freling-
huysen had received 40 intelligence from
Minister Lowell bearing on the assas,ina-
zion.
I'm conversation with a gentleman from
Indiana to-day ne states that Or. l.. y.
Burke, a brother OF Understanding
Burke. who was aSsa>sinatcd in Dublin
yesterday, is living i'm Lafayette, md. in
The ENJOYMENT Of large and lucrative
practice. Or. Burke was expelled from
France i'm 1871 for alleged connection with |
the Socialist movement i'm that country, and /
came 10 the United States. lie has kept /
aloof from any hi j movement IN this
country. and is not connected with the /
Land League or any kindred associations. |
I'm conversation with 2 number Of leading |
cause. nothing bat condemnation !, eX-
pressed for the cowardly act, and fear, are |
expressed that 70 ha, greatly retarded the /
movement in Ireland looking 70 a more |
satisfactory condition # affairs. II l. not /
believed that any one connected with the /
Land League are I'm any way responsible T.
FOR or connected with the assassination.
The Maryland land League on the
Assassination.
A meeting Of the Council OF the Mary
land Irish Land League was held in Baltl
more sunday night 10 take action in regard
10 TN. assassination.
The assassination was the principal topic
Of conversation in this city yesterday. Tie
deed evoked on ell sides strong language
condemning the action 81 the murderer-
and deprecating the act as nm unfortunate
occurrence. Many persons connected with
the LanG-League movement spoke freely
Of the murder, and expressed their horror
OF il. They were satisfied that it was not
done with the sanction OF anybody identi-
lied with the rent agitation in Ireland.
Views of Henry ward Beechcr.
NEW YORK, May REV. Henry ".
Beccher, preaching tonight on the muir
ders in Ireland said that the act was but
trying to change the do,tnies Of nations
by the pistol and dagger. 1t was bloody
murder. but the work was not that OF Irish
people or even Of any Irish party.
The Latest.
PROCEEDINGS AND COMMENTS CONSEQUENT
THEREON.
DUBLIN, May S.-rhe Irish Times says
that Earl spencer had arranged on Satur-
day TO release all the suspects except
eighty on Tuesday.
NEW YORK, May S.-The Eceniag Post,
( referring to the action Of the Land-Leaguers