Daily Republican., 1882-05-12
ACROSS THE WATER.
NEW AECREfARY-
FUMBDAL OE LO1D CAVES.
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| IAA3AAMDA NEW 0GOkETARY-
FIAHRAL OF LOBD CAVES.
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DUBLIN, May 11.-Mr. Trevelyan
the new Chief Sec retary for Ireland
and Lady Spencer, have arrived here
The former was warmly cheered by the
populace. Lord Spencer, at the last
moment, decided to remain in Ireland
instead of attending the funeral OF
Lord Frederick Cavendish. Mr.. Ire.
velyan on his arriv al here was met and
escorted by mounted police. He had
an interview with Lord Spencer.
LONDON, May 1l.--A large and
sympathetic crowd gathered at the
st. Prancras Railway Station to-day
to witness the departure of the special
train conveying the mourners Of Chats
worth to attend the funeral Of Lord
Frederick Cavendish.
THE FUNERAL PROCESSION.
The funeral procession started at
o'clock at Chatsworth. The chiet
mourners were the Duke of Devonshire
the Marquis of Harrington. Lord Ed
ward Cavendish, Col. Cavendish,
brother of the Duke of Devonshire
Admiral Egerton, son in law of the
Duke of Dsvonshire Major Lyttelton,
Mr.. Gladstone and Lord Granville.
The order of the funeral procession
WAS az follows The hearse, th,, Duke
of Devonshire walking alone, the Mar
quis Of Harrington, Lord Edward Cav
endish, Mr.. Gladstone, Harl Granville
tho Speaker of the House of Commons,
members of the Cabinet, and 800 mem
bers of Parliament, walking four
abreast.
There was An immense crowd present
the number being estimated as high as
10000. Many persons were visibly af.
fected.
The coffin was carried by q number
Of the tenants of the Duke Of Devon
shire. After the coffin had been lower
cd into the grave many flowers were
thro wn upon it.
One OF the most conspicuous featu res
of the funeral was an assemblage of 500
tenants of the Duke of Dsvonshire, the
father of Lord Frederick Cavendish.
Dublin, May 11.-Disappointment is
generally expressed at the failure of the
police to discover the identity of the
assassins, and ths:feelinsis growing that
they have escaped.
On inquiring among the principal
iroL mongers here the police ascertained
that some suspicious looking persons
recently purchased several long knives.
THERE HAVE BEEN
Further arrests in Drogheda, Longford
and County Meath in connection with
the murder of Lord Frederick Caven-
dish and Mr.. Burke. Three men who
were arrested in County Meath have
what are supposed to be blood sta ms
on their clothes. The police now dis
credit the statements Of the man who
asserted that he had been offered G1OO
to assist in the murders, and who was
taken from Haverford- West to Liver
pool yesterday.
A man named Doherty has been ar
rested at Belfast. He recently returned
from America.
SOUTHPORT, Eng, May 1.-THE
Chief Constatles have been directed to
proceed to Dublin with the man who
said he had been offered 9100 to assist
in the murders. The mans name Is
Nangle.
LONDON, May 1.-THE man Quail or
Quin (there is some doubt as to his cor
rect name), who was arrested at Pres
ton yesterday on suspicion of being con-
cerned in the murder of Lord Frederick
Oavendish and Mr.. Burke has been re-
manded until Saturday. A detective
stated he thought he could call evidence
which would implicate him In the
crime
BELFAST, May 11.-A man found
about in this vicinity, and
believed to be an American, has been
on suspicion of being concerned
In the murders. There are blood stains
on his clothes.
Doherty, who was arrested here to-
day, has been released.
MIR. PARNELL UNDER POLICE PROTEC
LONDON, May 1.-THE Press AssO.
citation learns that Mr.. Parnell has ap.
piled for and received police protec ion
owing to rumors which are current,
and to threatening letters which he
has received, to the effect that he is
marked man.
DUBLIN, May 1.-THE United Ire.
land, instead Of the usual cartoon, has
a mourning border surrounding the
words: ''In token Of the adherence
and shame cast upon the character of
our nation for manliness and hospital
ity by tho assassinations of Lord Fred.
erick Cavendish and Under Secretary
The paper has an article,
saying:
"Despair is hardly the word to de-
scribe the first sensation with which
we saw the prize, won by years of suf-
fsring, shipwrecked in the moment of
victory by mad and desperate hands,"
LONDON, May 1.-THE article in this
weeks issue Of the United Ireland is
with the one in last weeks
issue, which denounced the Castle
officials as nest of vipers, and said
The rats in the cellar Of the Castle had
better beware Of traus, as vermin were
going to have bad time.