The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-16
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
HUNTING THE AssAssINs.
But With Small Hope of Sue
cess.


cess.
DubliC, 14.-From information
the assassinS are still in the city.
The conclusion is drawn that they
are afraid if they should be separ-
ated one would turn traitor. At!
least twelve were engaged in the
tragedy. 1t is believed in the cab
which stood near the scene Of the
murder, and lettering under the
trees were armed men ready to eff
feet the rescue in casethe actual
aSSassins were surprised. The police
have now issued a description Of
the four men on the car. Two of
them are described as being about
80 years of age, with sandy hair;
one, about So. Of stout build and
dark complexion, with a: hollow
bridge to his nose, and the other
about 20, with small black NOUS
tache. The driver is described as
between 80 and 40, with a red
bloated face. A car driver from
Kingston, named Bolger, was ar
rested at Neville and sent to Dub
lin. There is reason to believe the
assasSinS had intended TO murder
eight persons.
Cardrivers, in mass meeting,
pledged themselves to aid in dis
covering the murdererS Of Cayendish
and Burke.
Bolger, arrested at Neville, has
been released
Clifford Lloyd arrived at Lime
rick to-day. Extraordinary precau-
ton is taken for his safety. The
majority of the suspects will be re-
leased on Tuesday.
Dublin, 15.-Rush, who it was
stated, drove the car containing the
murderers, is a car owner. He was
questioned as to whether any cars
were running, but without result.
The police make no progress IN the
case.
The police discovered the car in
which the murderers escaped, was
hired by stranger from a stable in
| the southern part of the city, and
was returned about s O'Clock IN the
evening of the murder. They hope
to be able to trace the driver.
London, l4.-On the canister
found on the railing of the Mansion
House was inscribed a note charg
ing the lord mayor and irish land
, lords with being the principal re
cipients of the property defens
, fund.
London, 15.-COnsiderable division
of opinion exists among Parnelit'
members on the subject Of the neV
coercion bill, several being in favo
of withdrawing from parliamentar
discussion of the measures alto
gether.
The common council offer reWar
of $500 for the conviction Of tn
persons who placed the canister c
powder on the railing of the MansiO
| House.
In the Commons Parnell read
letter he wrote to O'Shea, home rul
D member for CountyClare, before hi
I release and which is to the effet
; that reforms of land in regard to a
rears Of rent, purchase Of leases, al
increasing and that at the completiO
thereof the Land League would c
h all possible to. suppress Outrages
Ireland.
Foster asked the whole lettt
would be read.
O'Shia then read the paragraE
omitted by Parnell, stating tn
if the reform specisfied were mac
:. the Land Leaguers might act co
10 daily with the liberals in suppo
of their liberal principles. Th
3 reading was received with chez
frOm,the opposition b Rches.
Cork, 15.-The fund for the
ward for the apprehension Of the a
. sassins is $4,000.
Robert Dowdall was arrested o
the arrival of the train from Du
lin, on suspicion of being concern
in the Dublin murders. His IA
was scratched.
Dublin. 13.-The asSassinS d
persed when the car returned to Il
stable on the night of t
murder. The police merely ST
pect who the driver is. They la
the man under surveillance and
may be arrested, but detectives ha
no chance of bringing home l
guilt unless an informer comes II
ward. Persons who witnessed t
fight of the assassins have be
shown the car, horse and the 81
pected driver, but their evidence
Identity is conflicting and unsat
factory.
The text of the bill for the repr
sion Of crime is published. I
n alien clause contains q proviSi
j that an alien expelled from Irela