Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-09
MORE ABOUT the DUBLIN ASSASSINATION
THE PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS
The Tragedy I'm Ireland.

The Tragedy I'm Ireland.
DEVELOPMENTS AT THE NoUEsT-THE VICTIMS
STABBED BEFORE AND BEHIND wIIH Bowie
KNIVES
DUBLIN, May AT the inquest yesterday. on
the bodies OF Lord Frederick Caycndish and Under
secretary Burke. medical evidence was given TO
one eject that the victims had apparently been
stanped simultaneously from before and behind
with long Bowie knives. The wounds all appeared
TO have been inflicted with exactly similar wea-
ponS.
SECRETARY BuRkE's SUCCESSOR
LONDON, May 9.-It is rumored that the under
secretaryship for Ireland made vacant by the as
sassination OF Mr.. Burke has been offered 20 Mr..
Blake @ one OF the special magistrates appointed
''THE THuNDERER" ON MR. PARSE1L AND ruE LAND
LRAGuERs
The Times, in leading article, says: "Even II
It be true that the murder OF Lord Frederick Cav
endish and Mr.. Burke was done by American Irish
has boasted OF consolidating an alliance between
one irish In America and those at home We arc
s unable 90 accept the plea that men who have pur-
responsibility for the crime they now denouncep
MISS ANNA PARNBLL's OPINION OF BRITISH coNcrI-
IATIoN."
Miss Anna Parnell, in her letter 10 the Times.
says she doubts that the policy is conctltation,
when families In Clare, whom Mr.. Forster turned
out, are living I'm novels, and 600 people I'm one
county alone are liable TO death by cold it being
illegal to help them She concludes by saying that
there are any persons who are surprised that the
aSSaSSlns arm is not idle, they must not forget
Inat there Is such thing as human nature among
HOME RULER cENsrRRs THE rRrsH POLICE.
Mr. Frank o'Donnell, member OF Parliament
for Dungarvan and vice-president and honorary
secretary OF the Irish Home Rule Confederation OF
Great Britain, writes to the Times In relation TO
the assassinatfons in Dublin. He says that the
most moderate vigilance would have absolutely
prevented the fearful tragedy. The Irish police
Al m
vent ana repress crime. Mr.. oDonnell warns the
auInorlties 10 work with redoubled zeal 70 defend
ana protect threatened persons
AN ILLUMINATION ABANDONED
DUBLIN, May 9--The illuminations I'm honor OF
tne release OF the suspects have been completely
abandoned.
THE IRISH PROTECTION BILL.
LONDON, May 9-The Danu ye,rs nts n runner
which was current in the lobby OF the house OF
commons last evening, that the forthcoming Irish
protecton Dill VIII provide that in certain OF
murder, trial by jury will be suspended and the ac-
cused will be tried before three judges with the
right OF appeal
MR. GLADSTONE AND MR. GOSHEN.
The London correspondent OF the Manchester
Guardian telegraphs as follows: Mr.. Gladstone
nad long conference with Mr.. Goshen yesterday,
"hlch may shortly lead TO public announcements
SPECIAL DISPATCHES FROM EARL SPENCER.
The Queen last evening gave audience 10 an on.
Ger bearing special dispatches from Earl Spencer,
lord lieutenant OF ireland. Earl Spencer is ex.
pected TO arrive I'm London tomorrow On his re-
turn TO Ireland he will be ACCOMPANIED by his wife
The Queen will visit London to-day, when She wili
give audience TO Mr.. Gladstone.
THREE MORE ARRESTS
have been made In Kildare but the Dublin police
DO not attach much Importance 10 them.
THE BODY OF Mr.. BURKE
urbS OF Dublin.
THE LONDON TIMES ATTACKS THE PARNEIIrrEs
The Times continues 10 energct!cally attack The
parnelllte e members OF parliament 1t says it is
morally impossible 10 enter into any understand.
ing with those who denounce outrage for the first
time, when they feel that it crippes their opera.
tions. Though they profess TO negotiate ia the
house OF commons for the blood thirsty element OF
the Irish people, they are only powerful 20 excite
nancy OF the whole class who wallow in blood Ike
beasts OF prey.
THE FEELING IN CANADA
TORONTO, ONT, May 9.-At a special meeting OF
the city council last night resolution was unani-
mously passed expressing the profound sorrow OF
the people OF this city the assassination OF Lord
Frederick Cavendish and Mr.. Burke, and express
Ing an earnest hope that an event SO terrible I'm
ISelt may nevertheless be overrued TO the good OF
the unhappy section or the empire I'm which it
occurred in arousing the people to that thorough
support OF good government which Will tend TO
Dr1ng the foul aSSaSSins to immediate Justice and
In the prevention OF future crime: and restore the
same confidence In government in Ireland which
prevails In every part OF her majestys possessions
MoNTREAL- sl,S May Sat meeting OF the St Pat
TICKS Society last night, resolution was passed
condemning the murderers OF Lord Frederick Cav.
endish and Mr.. Burke, and sympathizng with
their @ families and with Messrs- Gladstone, Cham
berlain and Parneu.
THE C0HoEs LAND-IEAGUERs SPEAK OCT AGAINsf
ASSASSINATION.
COHoEs, n. Y, May 9.-At general meeting OF
the CohoeS land-eaguers last night il was re-.
solved: THAT In common with land-leaguers at
nome ana abroad, We Indignantly repudiate the
assassination OF Lord Frederick Cavendish and
under secretary Burke, and denounce the act as
brutal and idiotic."