The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-10

lined the streets. Nearly all the shops are
closed; mourning Is worn
BRIEFS
LONDON May 9.-The remains of Cav
endish arrived at Chatsworth
1t is stated the Irish party will ask the
government TO carry on its arrears clause
by clause with new protective measures.
Hamilton, Permanent Secretary of Ad
miralty, has gone TO Ireland to take the
place for six months.
FUTURE POLICY
LONDON, May 9.-In the House of Lords
the Marquis of Lansdoune announced that
in consequence of the recent ministerial
statements relative to the impending meas
ures for protection of life and property in
Ireland he dropped the matter on which
he had announced against the Irish policy
of the Government. He had wished to inn
press upon the Government very earnest
ly the necessity of not yielding to the
popular demands without the adoption of
compensating measures for strengthening
of the law. The Government will offer a
reward of 10000 for information given
within three months which will lead to the
conviction of the murderers and reward
of Fl. 600 for private information.
The Government will also grant full
pardon and extend the special protection
of the Crown in any part of the Queens
domain to any person other than the prin-
ciples in the crime who may give the in
formation required.
THE BODY
The body of Cavendish was laid out for
public view in the chapel at Chatswerth.
The features are natural, only one scar be-
ing visable across the nose. The Queen
sent special messenger with wreath for
the coffin. The wreath was composed of
yellow and white everlasting flowers and
has a cord attached to it with the words
inscribed, from Queen Victoria"
A letter of coincidence, addressed to
Lady Frederick 'Cavendish, accompanied
the wreath. The interment will take place
at Edensor Thursday afternoon. Business
in the surrounding districts will be sus-
pended during the day. 1t is expected
deputation of the Duke of Devonshire
Irish Tenantry from Cork williparticipate
in the funeral procession. A special train
from London will convey the ministers,
who will act as pail bearers.
Gladstone has written the Mayor of
Cork, acknowledging the receipt of resolu-
tions passed at the meeting of citizens
Sunday In the letter he says: ''It is my
firm belief that there will be but one com
mon sentiment throughout the three king
doms concerning the terrible assassination,
and Ireland in particular throughout her
length and breadth will demonstrate how
far she is from the lightest touch of moral
completely in so black a deed.
Parnell has received kilograms from the
presidents of the Land Leagues and officers
of many branches of the leagues request
ing him to carry to Gladstone the express
sion of their sympathy for him and their
abhorrance of the crime.
The Standard says the appointment of
George Otto Trevellyan chief secretary for
Ireland, is faverably received by the Irish
party.
Trevellyan holds advanced opinions. 1t
is believed he sympathises with the popu-
lar party in Ireland.
An arrest was made at Milford Haven,
the appearance of the man corresponds to
the description of one of the murderers.
1t is surmised he crossed over by steam
mackerel boat. He refuses to give an &C
count of himself. Police are guarding the
warehouse at s. Henry & Co. in conse
quence.
CONTRIBUTIONS.