The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-12
The Burial of LOrd Caveudish
Egan Objects 10 Spending
League Money as a Reward
for the Discovery of
the Mnrderers.

is arrested. There were stains on
his trousers. He came from Dublin
on Saturday. He admits that he
was in Phoenix Park at 7 o'clock on
Saturday night, but denies any
knowledge OF the murder. Another
was arrested at Athlone. A man
arrested at Chester, England, last
night, gave satisfactory account of
himself. The man taken into Gus
tOdy at Milford Haven, Yesterday,
was released. The two bicycle
riders who assert that they wit
messed the murder of Lord Caven-
dish and Mr.. Burke, are brass filters,
named Magee and Fry. They have
been further interrogated by the
Castle authorities and adhere to the
statement made yesterday. Fry,
who was following Magee on his
machine, says he saw man having
a large butcher knife raised to strike
but did not see the stab given. He
also says Lord CaYendish got up
after being knocked down. The
story told by the men is not cred
tied. 1t is not believed that they
saw anything of the scene they pre-
tend to describe. The name of
the Observation-Disclosures arrested at
Castle Bellingham, yesterday, and
brought to Dublin, is Heybourne.
The opinion grows that the indis-
criminate proceedings by the police
show they are in state of uncer-
tainty.
A return is issued showing that
on the Sd of May $50 persons were
confined in prison under the cOer-
cion act. 1t is proposed that citi-
zens should contribute a sum to
augment the amount offered by
government as a reward for the ar
rest of the assassins of Lord Fred
erick Cavendish and Burke. Free
mans Journal thinks the sub
scription ought to take the form for
the erection, in Dublin, of monu-
ments in memory of the victims.
Yesterday a crowd Of the lower
orders gathered around a car with
a red panel and partly obliterated
number, and insisted on the police
| taking it and the driver to the sta
ton for identification. This is con-
sidered the most significant change,
as compared with the reluctance of
the populace in all previous crimes
to render assistance to the authOri'
ties.
The lord lieutenant of Ireland has
signed a minute fOrbidding execu-
tive officials to go beyond the pre-
cincts of the city without police
protection.
Col. Hitler, inspector-general of
the constabulary. has resigned. A
distinguished artillery officer is Sc
lected to succeed him.
Dublin, 11.-There have been fur
Their arrests in Drogheda, Long
ford and Meath County, in con
nection with the assassination,
| Those men arrested in Meath
County have what are supposed to
be blood stains on their clothes
The police now discredit the state
ment of the man who asserted that
! he had been offered 800 to assist in
the murders. At a meeting of the
Parnel reception committee at
Cork last evening, two eX-suspects
being among those present, there
was an abandonment of the illumi-
nation to celebrate the release of
the imprisoned members. Parnel
was voted without a dissenting
| voice.
It is stated that as Right Hon.
| NJ. Morris, lord chief justice of the
court Of common pleas, and Right
| Hon. Chas. Robert Barry, fourth
justice of the court of queens bench
were walking in Phoenix Park on
Saturday few minutes after the
murders were committed, and be-
| fore they knew of them, Il rough
looking man said to the lOr0 chief
| justice, 1.-THE chief and Undersecre
tary have been murdered; you are
the next man spotted"
London, 10.--Trevellyan, the new
chief secretary for Ireland, left Lon
don for Dublin last night. lrisl
women of London sent a wreath 0.
flowers to be placed on the coffin o.
Lord Cavendish.
London, 14.-DaYitt says he vii
willingly go to Ireland to do wha
he can to further peaceful doctrines
but he asks how can he protest Will
effect against outrages when tn,
most brutal and irritating outrage
are being committed in the name O.
the law?
a large crowd gathered at Pan
cras railway station, to-day, to wit
ness the departure Of the specia
train conveying the mourners t.
ChatsWorth TO attend the funeral o
Lord Frederick CavendIsh. Anon,
+ them were the Prince of Wales AM
Duke of MISUNDERSTANDING th
Queen, Gladstone, Lord Granville
Forster, the attOrney-generaI, tn
pOstmaster-generaI and many otheI
distinguished persons. One of thu
most conspicuous features of thu
funeral was the assemblage of 300
tenants OF the Duke of Deyonshire
father OF Lord Cavendisb.
London, 1.-The funeral process
sion started at 2'o'cIock. Cnie-
mOurnerS were Duke of Dev0nshIre
Marquis OF Harrington. LordE iwarC
| CaYendish Col. CSvendisb. br0tbeI