Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-12
THE DUBLIN ASSASSINATION.
Notes Touching on the Great
Tragedy-R Rewards in Immense
Amounts Offered The Public
Tone i'm England, Ireland and
America.
HONORS TO THE DEAD.

LONDON, May l0.-The body of Lord
Cavendish has been laid out for public
view in the chapel at Chatsworth. The
features are calm. Only one scar is
visible-across the nose. The Queen
sent special message with wreath for
the coffin. The wreath is composed of
yellow and white everlasting flowers,
and has her card attached to it with the
words inscribed, "From Queen Victoria. "
A letter of coincidence addressed to Lady
Frederick Cavendish accompanies the
wreath. The interment will take place
at Edensor at two o'clock Thursday
afternoon. Business in the surrounding
districts will be suspended during the
whole day. 1t is expected that depu-
tation of the Devonshire Irish tenantry
from Cork will participate in the funeral
procession. A special train from London
will convey the Ministers who will act
as pall-bearers.
DUBLIN, May 9.-The body of Burke
was buried in Glasnevin Cemetery to-
day. Crowds of people lined the streets
Nearly all the shops were closed, and
mourning was worn by many people.
MEASURES FOR IRELAND.
New YORK, May l0.-A London cable
special says: Attention is now diverted
to the prospective discussion of measures
for the amelioration of the condition of
Ireland, to be introduced in Parliament
on Thursday. Gladstone will take
charge of both the bills for the better
of or;p,a ,pJ +hot re Jaal;no
with arrears of rent in Ireland, and
though none of the details of the pro-
posed legislation have yet been allowed
to be made public, it is understood that
the former measure will aim at the sup
preston of secret societies, and will pro-
vide for the trial of agrarian offenses by
D special tribunal. Such a measure
would commend itself to both sides of
The House, and in the present state of
public opinion, the Irish party are ex-
unlikely to offer any very active
opposition to it.
A STATEMENT FROM GLADSTONE.
LONDON, May 9.-Gladstone in pub
ished statement, announces that he has
received flood of communications from
Every part of the Kingdom expressive of
horror and Indignation at the crime. He
says it is only just to state that none are
more remarkable for fervor or sincerity
than the large number from all parts of
ireland. He wishes to express his sense
If the genuine feeling shown by the
communications and his personal thanks
or the sympathy manifested. He has
written to the Mayor of Cork acknowl-
edging the receipt of the resolutions
passed at the meeting of citizens on Sun
lay. In his letter he says: "It is my
firm belief that there will be but one
common sentiment throughout the three
concerning the terrible asssss-
nation, and that Ireland, in particular,
throughout her length and breadth, will
demonstrate how far she is from the
slightest touch of moral completely in so
black deed"
THE TRACK OF THE AssAssINs.
DUBLIN, May 9-The car by which
the murderers fled has been traced from
Chapil-Izod back toward Dublin to
[nchicore and thence toward Mas. 1t
is supposed the assassins took the train
At Colbridge, getting back to Dublin at
ten o'clock.
The officers of the guardship are drag
ying the Liffey for the weapons used by
the assassins.
Clooman, supposed to be the carman
who drove the assassins, is remanded for
further inquiry.
Moore has been discharged. The.
Limerick prisoner and Bailey and Arman
were also discharged.
An Irishman from America has been
arrested at Castle Dillingham;, and two
other prisoners are under remand at
HEAVY REWARDS OFFERED.
LONDON, May l0.-The Government
will offer reward of fl,0OO for infor-
nation given within three months which
leads to the conviction of the murderers.
A reward of FL 200 is also offered for
private information. The Government
will also grant free pardon and extend
the special protection of the crown in
any part of the Queens domain to any
persons, other than the principals in
the crime, who may give the informa-
tion required.
The corporation of Cork has voted
fl00 toward the fund for the capture of
the assassins. The Mayor expressed
the hope that every municipality would
do likewise. The Mayor will attend in
state the funeral of Burke.
At q public meeting at Cork f600 were
subscribed on the spot for the apprehen-
sion of the murderers. Subscriptions to
the reward fund now amount to $4,000.
The excitement is in no wise abated, and
business is partially suspended. The
opinion gains ground that no resident
Irishman is connected with the murder,
but that ODonovan Rossa's agents are
guilty of the deed.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 9.-At mass
meeting of Irishmen, held this evening,
the following telegram was sent:
Charles Stewart ParneH, NJ. p, Lon
don. You have the encouragement and
support of the Irishmen of Memphis,
Tenn, who subscribe 81, 900 for the ar
rest and conviction of the assassins.
Ill NJ