Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-09

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LONDON, May s.-The Pail Nall Cd
lefte takes the telegram Of Gladstone. in
reply to the Marquis Of Repon's con-
dolsnces. as . text for an article. Il
says the American Fenians had made
no secret of their dssiRnA There were
special grounds for thinking some piece
of ferocity on their part had been for
weeks close at hand. The prospects Of
the paci6cation of the country was cal
culated to disgust extreme Fsnians. Il
II probable enough they had drawn lots
for tho attempt on the life Of Foster,
but had been baffled The change IN
the policy Of the Government
only made them more resoluts
in their determination to establish q
bloody feud between Ireland and Eng
land. There is every sign that these
odious calculations viii be backed. The
atrocity of the crime will for . moment
rally the Irish to the side Of order. No
thing makes this more certain now that
tho policy of arbitrary arrsst has been
abandoned. The general tone Of the
English press is most reaasuring. Out
side Of London no Liberal organ favors
a retreat from the new policy in Ireland.
Extreme nationalists lead the way in de-
nouncing the crime.
The London Times stands absolutely
alone in the attempt to turn this ap-
pallins catastrophe into q caluminous
personal attack and an infamous at
tempt to inflams the national passions.
If the two murderers had been at the
elbow Of the writer they could not have
dictated words moro admirably calcu-
lated to serve their end.
Iadixnaiion Meeting.
DUBLIN, May S.-There will be an in
dignation meeting of citizens of Dub
lin on Monday, the Mayor presiding.
Hugo subscriptions, as a reward for in
formation leading TO the discovery of
themurderers, is talked Of.
sympathy In England.
LONDON, May S.-Society, beginning
with tho Queen, who sent q telegram of
coincidence to Lord Cavendish, has
made demonstration of sympathy as
remarkable as that which occurred on
the death of President Garfield. Many
columns Of the morning papers are
filled with names of those who called to
express their sympathy with LordC dCavsn-
dish. The remains of Lord Frederick
will be conveyed to England on Tues
day, and inferred at Cbatsworth on
Wednesday.
French Newspaper opinisn
PARIS, May S.-The National, in AN
article ON the Dublin assassination, ex-
presses sorrow and sympathy with
Gladstone.
GaMbetta's organ says it will be diff
cult for Gladstone to maintain policy
conciliationitowards party restoring to
the dagger and revolver as argument.
The Legitimatist and other party or
gans dwell on the blow to the Gladstone
party.
The 1Ndysiellese. while pityiug the
victims says the situation of the Irish |
pelicy forbids the expression of too
mach sympathy.
Painfal Shcckl
BERLIN, May 8.-Emperior William,
on hearing the news of the murder of
tho murder of Cavendish aud Burke
was as much shocked a. whom the Gar |
was assassinated.
Making Inqulries.
DUBLIN, May 8.-Detsctives have q |
register of all car drivers here, and are |
examining the drivers individually to |
ascertain their whereabouts.
Suspects Dcnounee the Crime.
DUBLIN, May 8.-Sumects in Mas jail
kaassd resolutions dsnouncing the muir
der and oondoling with the widow of |
Lord Cavsndish.
The Driver Reported Caught.
It il rumored that the driver Of the
car which took tho assassins to and
from Phoenix Park was murdered BY |
them to prevent discovery, and that his |
body has been found in the Chapel |
yard. Those fisnds made clean work Of |
il.