The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-10
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THE GREAT CRIME.
The Asssssins Still U1knOWn-
Numerous Arrests. vs--
4 New secretary for Irela nd


four persons was seen on Saturday
night driving out of KnechmarooI
gate, Phoenix Part, in the direction
of Lucien, that the horse was Gov
cred with foam and dust. This re-
port corroborateS the evidence
given at the inquest to-day, and il
the police can follow up this clue
there is some hope of the ultimate
capture of the murderers.
\ largely attended meeting Of the
corporation of the city was held to-
day, presided over by the mayor. a
resolution was passed expressing
horror at, and detestation- of the
assassinations and decIering thai
until the perpetrators are brought
to justice Irishmen must feel dis
honOred. The corporations of Cork
Londonderry and Wexford and
Limerick have taken similar action.
The jury of inquest returned q
verdict of Wilful murder against
some person or persons unknown.
A man named Charles Moore was
arrested on suspicion near May
rooth. He had travelled by the q
o'clock train from Dublin. He
states that he had wanted to go to
Longford, but, feeling i'll, had taken
the train for Mayrooth. He almost
tainted when arrested. He returned
from America on Friday last. He
answers the description of one of
the murderers, and has marks on
his face. He was formerly in the
army. Moore has been brought to
Dublin for Identification. @
When the pope heard Of the as
sassination he sent instructions to
Irish bishops to request the clergy
to express from their pulpits exc
Grafton Of the crime and exhort
faithful respect to the law of the
land.
1t is stated the usual parade in
Phoenix Park will be dispensed with
on Saturday.
The remains of Lord Cavendish
were conveyed on a gun carriage
from the Vice Regal Lodge, to
North Wall wharf, this evening,
and placed on board an ordinary
steamer for transportation to Eng
land. A detachment of dragons
accompanied the remains to the
wharf as an escort and along the
route of procession, were received
with evidences of sympathy by the
immense crowds.
Earl Spencer went out several
times to-day, and everywhere he
appeared, was received with en-
thusiasm which gave evidence of
the strength Of feeling against the
assassination.
Moore has a number of wounds
about his body.
1t is reported that another arrest
has been effected at Kildare. An
American who visited the scene OF
the murder scrutinized the foot
marks Of peculiar broad toed boots
commonly worn by Irish-Americans
1t is stated that a few days age
Burke received a letter warming
him that if he dill not at once fol.
low the example Of Forster, and
clear out from the castle. he would
have only three days 10 live.
Two men with drag on Satur
day, nearly came in contact with g
red backed car being driven furi
Ously, and which contained -four
men who can be identified.
The corporation of Cork voted
600 towards fund for the capture
of the aSSeSSinS. The mayor ex
pressed the hope that every NUM-
cipality would do likewise. The
mayor will attend, in state, the fu-
neral Of Burke.
Dublin, 9'-NewSparperS are in
mourning. 1t is stated the police
are hopeful Of capturing the assas-
sins. They have received evidence
which enables them to Identify the
murderers. 1t is also stated that
the car in which they escaped has
been traced to Leixlep ten miles
northwest of Dublin, where they
alighted to procure liquor. Charles
Moore, arrested at MaynOoth Onsus-
plclon or being one of the asSaSSins
has been brought TO Dublin. The
evidence against him IS weak.
George Otto Trevelyan is APP
pointed chief secretary Of ireland
The llluminationS in honor OF the
release of the suspects are aban.
doned.
At the inquest on the bodies Of
Cavendlsh and Burke medical evil
dence was given to the effect thai
the victims had apparently been
stabbed simultaneously from before
and behind with long bowie knives.
An important arrest has Just been
made at Tuam, of a man believed tC
bethe carman who drove the assas-
sins. He cannot account for him.
self. de gives the name of CIoohan
and closely resembles the descrip-
ton circulated by the police. An
order has been issued to arrest all
strangers and tramps unable to ac-
count for their movements in the
last three days.
Immediately upon TreveIyan's
acceptance of the office OF chief Sec
rotary for Ireland, special police
men were placed before his resi-
Parnell appeared in the House in
mourning. ParnelIites passed a
reSolutlon IN accordance with the
manifesto issued by Parnell and
DaVltF' and Immediately adjourned