Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-05-10
DUBLIN'S TRAGEDY.
THE NEW IRISH ADMINISTRATION

Successors to tho Murdered secretaries
MaDy Suspected Persons Arrested
"A Reward Of $4,000.
Mr.. George Otto Trevelyan has been ap
pointed chief secretary for Ireland.
The Pail Nall Gazette says that Mr..
Leonard H. Courtney. member of Parlia-
ment for Liskeard, will become junior
secretary of the treasury to fill the place
held by Lord Frederick Cavendish previous
to his appointment as chief secretary for
Ireland. Immediately, it says, upon Mr..
Trevelyan's acceptance of the Office, a
special policeman was placed on duty be-
fore his residence.
ship for Ireland, made vacant by the as
sassination of Mr.. Burke, has been offered
to Mr.. Blake, one of the special magis-
trates appointed by MIR. Forster.
The London Standard says: The ap
pointment Of MIR. George Otto Trevelyan
as chief secretary for Ireland is favorably
received by the Irish party. Mr.. Trevel-
yam holds advanced opinions. 1t is be-
iieved that he sympathizes with the popu-
lar party in Ireland"
Mr.. Gladstone, in published statement
announces that he has received flood of
communications from overy part of tho
kingdom expressive of horror and indig-
nation ut the crime. He says it is only
Just to state that mono are more remark
able for fervOr and sincerity than the larger
number from all parts Of Ireland. lie
wishes to express his sense of the genuine
feeling shown by the communications and
his personal thanks for the sympathy man.
ifcsted.
The following additional information
with regard to the assassinatiOns has come
to light Two bicyclists, filters in the en-
ployment ola railroad company, stated
that they passed the spot where tho muir
der was committed. They saw the assas-
sins strike their victims, and heard Lord
Frederick Cavendish cry out "Ah, you
william ~ to his assailant, who then stab
bed him again. Lord Frederick fell over
against tho bicycle of one of tho filters,
who was coming to his assistance, but the
murdcrers, with bloody knives, made
towards him, and both Of the bicyclists
thercupon got away as fast as possible.
They saw the car on the road waiting Cor
the murderers. The drivers back was
turned. They saw man stab Cavendish
in the back as he lay on the ground.
The government will offer q reward of
SO, 900 for informatian given within three
months which will lead to tho conviction
of the murderers, and a reward of 81, ,OOC
for private information.
The government will also grant a free
pardon and extend the special protection
of the crown in any part of the queens
dOminiOns to any persons, other than the
principals in the crime. who may Sivc the
information required.
1t is stated in Dublin that tho police are
hopeful of capturing tho assassins. A
great number of suspected persons have
been arrested, among whom are two men
named Bailey and Arman, taken while
lettering in Phoenix park. The former
had a dagger sheath in his possession.
A man has been arrested in Limerick
on suspicion of being one of tho assassins.
lie went into u clOthier's and bOuS Skt {;
suit of clothes. While removing the old
ones blood stains were observed OH his
shirt and trousers.
An important arrest has just been made
| at Tuam of a man who is believed to be
the carman who drove the assassins. lie
cannot account for himself. He gives his
name as Cloonan. Tho man closely &C.
sembles tho description circulated by the
police. Orders have been issued to arrest
all strangers and tramps who arc unable
| to account for their movements during the
last three days. Moore, the man arrested
on suspicion at MaynOotl, has been dis
charged for lack of evidence. The London
Times continues to energetically attack
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