The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-15
FOREIGN NOTES.
ABOUT THE DUBLIN CRIME.
The A"assfns stftt IA that Cfty-Tuefvs Men H.
gagged ID the Tragedy-More Arrests-Ths
s Crisis In Egypt-franes and England
Sending their v ar Shlpy Forward.

issued special proclamation offering ,
reward OF 5000 for information leading |.
the arrest Of my one harboring the assas
sins Of Cavenlish and Burke or assisting IL
their escape. Persons harboring the assas
sins arc liable to DO sentenced to penn
servitudo for lie. Information must ht
given within three months. It is believed
the assassins arc still in Dublin, their cal
having been traced buck to the city,.
Tho police have found out that the name
of the man who drove the cur containin4 !
the murderers is Rusk. .91
CoRx, May l3--Thc Government Is in
possession OF information leading to i'm.
portant revelations. Three men have been
arrested in hotel here. .. N
LONDON, May l3.-Forstcr, in speech
last night, approved the repression bill,
and said that the confidence OF the Liberal
party in Gladstone was unabatcd. Z
ODonnell's motion, 10 be offered on tue
second reading OF the repression bill, will
also, declare the bill a fatal obstacle to Or.
der and tranquility. ~
The man arrested on suspicion OF being
driver OF the assassins' car, las been dis.
charged. The police arc becoming de-
spondcnt OF securing the assassins.
DUBLIN, May l4.-From information the
assassins are still in the city. The conclu-
sion is drawn that they are afraid, il they
are separated, that one would turn traitor.
At least twelve persons were engaged in
the tragedy. 1t is believed that near the
scene Of the murder and lettering under
the trees were armed men ready to effect
Il rescue in case the actual assassins were
surprised. The police have issued descrip.
tions Of four men. A car driver from
Kingston, named Bolgcr was arrested at
Neville and has been sent to Dublin.
There is reason 10 believe that the assassins
had intended TO murder Lord spenser.
LONDON, May 1.-THE French Alediter-
ranean squadron, ut Toulon, has been
ordered to prepare for Egypt. @l-'
LONDON, May l4.-Thc admiralty has
ordered The channel squadron, now in
dock, to be ready for sea- OH the 2Sth inst.
1t will proceed 10 the Mediterranean.
a canister was discovered on the railin.
OF the Lord Mayors mansion. It was filed
with blasting powder. 5gs#
LoNDoS, May II England and France
have agreed us to measures to be adopted
in relation to the crisis in Egypt. +
ST. PErERsnunG, May l4.-Troops ordered
to Dunaberg to suppress .Agriarian disturb.
ances directed against German land owners.
NlESSA, May ll.-Fifty Austrians were
killed by Insurgents in an ambush near
Nevesinje. n. 'I,5~5
LoSnoS, May l4.-Thc memorial window
presented by Americans 10 st. AIarearet's
Church, Westminster, was unveiled o.day.
Canon Farrar preached the sermon.
Lowell has written the following lines,
which are underneath the window:
The New Worlds sons, from Ens!and's breast we
Such milk rs bids remember whence We came.
Ftmsa OF her past whccefro.n our nrcscnt grew.
On and after Monday, May %, cabel tar.
it's from New York and Canada to the
United Kingdom, Frnnce and Germany
will be increased to fifty cents per word.
English, French and American Govern.
ment messages will be charged half rates,
and press messages twenty-five cents and
twelve and a-half cents. Extra Continental
rates unaltercd. sI},sl.
CAIRO, May lJ.-Sultan Pasha informed
Arab Bey il the army insists on deposins
the khediyc, the Redouins will enter Cairo.
The khedive evidently has the Bedouins
at his back, and seems master Of the posi-
ton. The president and committee OF the
Chamber Of Notables went to the Kle-
dives palace to-slayto intercede in behalf
'of the Ministers. The khcdive rcplied7h he
had nothing to say to rebels. It is rulnored
large body OF Bclouins are gathering in
Lower Egypt.