Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-08

LONDON, May a-The Times SAYS ft Is now
thought that Lord Frederick Cavendish and Mr.
burke were Doth deliberately selected for assassi-
nation. During the procession In Dublin, on Sat
urday, man inquired three times whether Lord
chief secretary al last lifted his hat ana told his
name The man replied. "Thank you; that win
procession in q suspicious manner. There were sre
eight gaping wounds In the body OF Lord Fred
erick Cavendish aud eleven In that OF Under
Secretary Burke.
A SPECIAL NRssRNoxR
left London for Dublin hastily this morning.
FRENCH SYMPATHY WITH GLADSTONE
rAkIs, May S-The National, In an article on the
Duolin assassinations expresses sorrow and gym
pathy with Mr.. Gladstone. The Parts, n Gam
bettas organ, says it VIII be dicult for MI Glad
party resorting to the dagger and revolver as
arguments The Leofttnist, and other party o..
gans, dwell upon the blow 70 Mr. Gladstones pol
icy. The Marsef1atse, while pitying the victims,
says the situation OF the Irish people forbids the
expression OF too much sympathy.
THE EMPEROR WILLIAM snocKKp AT rHr yrva
BERLIN, May S-The Emperor william. on hear.
ing Ihe news OF the murder OF Lord Frederick
Sayendsh ca and Mr. Burke was as much shocked as
ne was when the Gar was assassinated.
EXAMINING THE DUBLIN CAR pRryERa
DUBLIN, May s.-The detectives have a register
OF all the car drivers here and are examining the
whereabouts on Saturday.
CIRCULAR FROM THE DUBLIN POLICE
DUBLIN, May S-The police have issued the fol-
"wanted-For the murder OF Lord Frederick
Cavendish and Under Secretary Burke, two men
the first aged 80 years stout fair complexion
whiskers short and dark, and moustache. wearing
a blue pilot coat and SOFT hat; the second aged
81 years, hair, whiskers and moustache sandy,
pale complexion, drassed In a faded brown over
OF sailors or iremen."
'THE THUNpERER- SPEAKS
LONDON, May S.-The Times says:-Mr Forster
was the victim OF intrigue worked from within the
cabinet The cowardy vaccinations against him
ana MT Burke paralyZed the forces OF order. Mr..
Gladstone must cut his cabinet loose from the
mischievous advices whose imbecility, malignity,
ana presumption led 70 this result
MR.. roRsTERs VIEWS
LONDON, May s.-Mr. Forster says he believes
that the murders were accomplished In order 10
mans.
WHAT GROVE, OF DYNAMITE FAME, SAWS
PEORIA, ILL, May s.-The notorious Patrick
ago by fathering the scheme to blow up the Bitish
vessels by internal machines, I'm an interview pub.
nsnea "a Today, expressed the opinion that tho
because Burke, as the under secretary OF govern
ment at the time OF the Fenian troubles, had made
himSe1 thoroughly obnoxious TO that class
Grove absolutely refused to entertain the idea
that the bloody work was done by the land league
new era for Ireland, and that the effects would
be somewhat similar TO those at the time OF the
assassination OF the governor of India, which
caused England 10 loosen the screws uDOn that
country.
OPINIONS REGARDING THE ASSASSINATION
TORONTO oNT., May s.-The Toronto Globe says
OF the assassination OF Lord Cavendish and Mr..
Burke that there can be very little doubt that this
blow, like the foul murder OF Thomas Darcy Nc
Gee, comes from some OF the desperadoeS who
cluster around the Fenlan org aniZation.
The Mai SAYS IL is one OF large series OF such
crimes committed in the course OF the past year
by men engaged I'm the work OF robbery and riot,
not for, but against, the interests OF Ireland.
WEST CHESTER, Pa, May s-The Michael Davitt
land league OF this place has passed resolutions
expressing abh0rrence at the SsaSslnation OF Lord
Frederick Cavendish and Mr. Burke and calling
upon all true leaguers to aid in bringing the muT.
derers to justice.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., May &-The John Dillon
branch OF the land league OF Hudson county met
Yesterday In ST. Johns hall and adopted resolu-
lions concerning In the most emphatic manner
the cowardly and brutal assassination and de.
nouncing the act as a crime against Ireland.
BOSTON. May S.-The Irishmen OF this city hold q
meeting tomorrow (TueSday) evening in Faneuu
Hall TO express their detestation Of the assassins
Dublin