Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-11
FOREIGN.
The Irish Trasedy-Important Link In
the Evidence.

Ine lfsn IraSeuy-ImpOrtant Link HI
the Evidence.
New YORK, May 10sh.-The Heralds
Dublin special says Another important link
in the evidence regarding the assassins flight
is supplied the police by carman who was
washing his vehicle in the village of Chapel
izod when strange car dashed past, almost
knocking him down. He demonstrated with
the driver and the men IN the car, and took
good notice OF the horse and vehicle, which
he is positive he can identity. The
car proceeded to the Inchicore road. When
within quarter of mile of the village of
Inchicore it collided with bread cart, the
driver of which now comes forward with o
statement which the police regard as the most
important yet furnished. He is certain that
he can identify even the harness of the horse,
of which he took particular notice.
An Irishman's statement.
LONDON, Hay 10sh.-An Irishman made q
statement to-day. that last week in Dublin
he refused an offer of el0 600 to assist in the
murder of Lord Frederick Cavendish and
Gated to Sir William V. Harcourt, Home
Secretary. The man has been taken to Liv-
erpool, and still adheres to his statement.
Ills knowledge of the crime and description
of the men give his statement every appear
ance of truth. The police anticipate that
something important will come from his
statements He says he can lay his hands on
the assaEsine
A significant Charge.
DUBLIN, May 10th.-The two bicycle riders
who assert that they witnessed the murder of
Lord Cavendish and Mr.. Burke, are brass.
filters named Masee and Fry. They have
been further interrogated by the Castle au.
thorities, and adhere to the statement made
yesterday Fry, who was following Magee
around car with q red panel and partly
obliterated number, insisted ON the police
taking it and the driver to the station for
Identification. This is considered most
significant charge, compared with the reluct.
ance of the populace in all previous crimes to
render assistance to the authorities.
The British Premier.
LONDON, May 10th.-Gladstone was to
have gone to Chatsworth this afternoon, but
changed his mind at the last minute, owing
to the pressure of business. A vast number
of kilograms are received hourly at the official
residence, many of which have information
demanding the personal attention of the
Premier. He has not been in bed five hours
at any one time since Friday night, but
works with feverish anxiety that indicates
full knowledge of the crisis hanging over
the Government His son is understood to
have almost succumbed to the strain.
The Proposed land League Reward.
PARIS. May 10th.-Mr. Egan. Treasurer Of
the Land League, has telegraphed the follow.
ing to the Freeman's Journal of Dublin to-
night: "In the Freeman's Journal Of
yesterday James F. O'Brien suggests that o
reward Of $1,000 be offered out Of the Land
League fund for the discovery of the perpe-
traitors of the terrible tragedy of Satur.
day. Remembering as I do the number
of innocent victims who in the sad
history of our own country have been
handed over to the gallows by wretched in
formers in order to earn the coveted blood
money, aud forseeing the awful danger that
in the present excited state of public feeling
crime may be added to crime by the possible
sacrifice of guiltless men, I am determined
that If one penny of the Land League fund
were voted for such purpose / would at
once resign the Treasurership."
Trouble In Egypt.
CAIRO, May 10th.-Egypt ia in a state of
revolution. The Ministry, in violation of the
organic law, have summoned the Chamber of
Notables over the head of the Khedive.
Their nominal object is to settle the differ
ence which has arisen between them and the
Khediye, but it is considered that the latter's
deposition may be regarded as virtually
kCnI6V6u III lhFOE VI oOFcEuuoub uuuef
Arab Bey unless immediate Intervention
occurs. The diplomatic agents of Germany,
Austria and Italy have received strict in
structions to abstain from intervention. The
Egyptian Ministers formally assured the for.
eisn Consul. Generals that no danger threat
ems the lives or property of Europeans, but
they declare that in the event of Turkish in
t,rvention they are resolved to defend their
country.
Treaty Approved.
ROME May 1Oth.-The Deputies have az.
proved the treaty of commerce with France.
British Minister Stoned by Moors.
MARsE1LLEs, May 10th.-The Moors stoned
the English Minister at the Court of Moroc-
CO. The Sultan imprisoned sixty men for
connection with the assault
A 100000 Fire.
RIDGErowN (Ontariol, May 10th.-A FIRE
broke cut in Bradshaw's furniture store this
morning, and before it was checked twenty
places of business were destroyed, including
the express and post Offices, Mouson's bank
and Elliot & Bakers bank. Loss, slOO,0O0