The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-10
FURTHER ARRESTS.
THE cAvENolsA.svakE MURDER
The Excitement s.iii fat.Hss Throughout Great
Britain Fresh Particulars OF the Assasslua.
tion-RlagIns Sentiments Of the Boston
lrlshmeB-LAtest Adsiets from Dublln.

DUBLIN, May 0-At the inquest on III,
bodies OF Cavendish and Burkes mediCa
evidence WIS given to the effect that tlft
victims had apparently been stabbed sim
ultaneously from before and behind Will
long bowie kniYes.
Allthe Dublin newspapers are in mourn
ing.
1t is stated the police are hopeful Of cap
turing the assassins. They received evi
dence which will enable them to identify
the murderers, 1t is also said that the car
in which they escaped has been traced to
Leixlip, ten miles northwest OF Dublin,
where the men aiighted 10 procure liquor.
Charles Moore, arrested at Maynook on
suspicion Of being one Of the assassjps, bus
been brought to Dublin. The evidence
against him is weak.
George Otto Trevilyan..was appointed
Chief Secretary for Ireland. Immediately
upon his acceptance Of office special po-
liceman was placed on duty before his
residence.
An important arrest has Just been made
OF the man believed to be the carman who
drove the assassins. He cannot give an
account Of himself. Three more arrests
were made in Kildare.
The illuminations in honor OF the release
Of the suspects have been abandoned.
Up to the 3lst Of March last, S72 "Sus.
poets were arrested in Ireland many have
been liberated.
y man has been arrested at Limerick, on
suspicion OF being one Of the assassins He
bought suit OF clothes, and while remuy-
ing the old ones blood stains were observed
on his shirt and trousers. Two men, named
bailey and Arman, were arrested while
lettering in Phoenix park; the former had
dagger sheath on his person.
Cloonan, supposed to be the carman
who drove the assassins, has been re.
manded for further inquiry.
Crowd ut station booted at Moore on his
arrival in Dublin. Moore was brught be-
lore the police court to-day, but as the DO.
lice offered no evidence and as his account
OF his movements was considered satisiac-
tory, he was discharged. The Limerick
prisoner and Bailey and Arman were also
discharged. The police still think they
have II clue.
The following additional information
with regard to the assassination has come
to light: Two bicycle riders, in the employ
mehs OF the railway company, state that
they passed the spot where the murders
were committed. They saw the assasins
strike their victims and heard Lord Caven-
dish cry out, "Ah, you villain" to his u.s.
sallant who then stabbed him again.
Lord Frederick fell over against the bicy.
Gle OF one OF the young men, who was
coming, to his assistance, but the murder
efs, with bloody knives, made towards him
and both bicyclists thereupon got
away as last us possible They saw n car
on the road awaiting the murderers; the
drivers back was turned. They saw man
stab Cavendish in the back, US he lay on
the ground
An lrishman, from America, has been ar.
rested At Castle Bellingham. Two other
prisoners are Under custody at Monaghan
The body OF Burke was buried in Glas.
nevcn cemetery to-day. Crowds Of people
lined the streets. Nearly all the shops were
closed and mourning was worn by many
people.