Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-28
InELNNOs
LORD CAYENpIsH's MURDERERs.

at Cork, in which be advocated boyc Jttin,
and revolution, was under the consderal ioI
| OF the government.
IRELAND.
LORD CAvENDIsH's MURDERERs
DUBLIN, November 27.-The police main
| tain that they are on the track OF the muir.
| derers of Lord Frederick Csvendish and
Under Secretary Burke, and they appeal
sanguine OF effectisg their arrest.
THE ABBEY STREET FIGHT
1t is stated that one OF the detectives fred al
| last night in Abbey street was previously
warned hat il he lett the police Office he would
be shot. Cox's assassin has six bullet wounds,
two in the head, one in the right shoulder,
one in the neck and two in the wrist. There
was a lively exchange Of shots for few sec
ends between the officers and men and D wv
] ling, or Dolan. The murderer of Detec i've
Cox is brass filter 10 Cross River street
| One of the two other men arrested last night
is named Devine. He was released from
prison only few mouths ago, after having
served a term of two years for burglary. He
Is known as bully at disreputable houses
here. When arrested he had two revolyers
in the breast pocket OF his coat and
eighteen rounds of ammunition. De-
tectives had been on duty all the evening"
At about 1890 o'clock they noticed thirty
suspicious-lookfns persons withdr aw from
the crowd on the opposite side of The walk,
leaving The party of ten, with whom the de-
tectives had then encountered. The oficers
crossed the street, and Cox approached Do.
Ian, whom he suspected Of having arms in
his possession. As The detectives neared the
group man shcuted, "Now 6ie" and d.
Ian Immediately discharged his revolver.
Eastwood ran toward Dolap, and after
wounding him, wrenched the revolver from
his grasp. Meanwhile, another of the party
rad fwia of OF hnl Of
ing the latter's hat Devine knocked East
wood down, and WAS about 10 aaw his
revolver to shoot him, when he was seized
by constable on one side and solaier on
the other. The soldier drew his sword bayo-
net, and held it across Dsvin's throat tire at
ening TO kill him instantly if he moved. A
voice in the crowd shouted, Shoot the SOL
dier,' Matters appeared threatening at his
juncture, but the police confronted the crowd
with revolvers and threatened TO fire. 1'Hs
action of the police and the brandishing q
his sword BY the soldier caused the crowd to
keep back until Cox and the prisoners
were carried away. Dolan is in the hos
pital and is not expected to live. He says
he and the party he was with are all good
men, and he does not care if he dies. The
police state that whistle was blown as they
approached the group, and that the word to
fire was repeated three times. Another con-
otdOlC, 40 HCll do CdStNOOu, urSu re-
volver, firing two shots at Dolan aud three
at others of the party. D0lan lives close 10
where the Fenian armory was recently dis
covered. The police at 2 O'Clock yesterday
morning broke into the house of William
Woodward, an organ builder on CUTIE street,
and arrested him on the charge of being con
nected with the murder OF Detective Cox.
Woodward has been imprisoned under the
coercion act, on suspicion OF being concerned
in the murder of Tnfarmer Bailey The
police expected 10 break into other houses
during the night A mob followed the cab
in which the detectives were carrying Cox
TO the hospital, and fearing an attsck the
officers presented their revolvers out of the
windows of the cab, and rea c6ed the hos
pital in safety.
; Dolan, whose condition is unchanged, but
is expected 10 recover, observed reckless
demeanor in the hospital. While the doc
tors were examining his wounds and search
ing for the bullets, he exclaimed, ''probe
away and be damned 10 you." Further in
quiry tends TO confirm the opinion that the
men were waiting for some one with the in
lention of numbering him. The moon shin
ing brightly at theltime, Detective Eastwood
Woodward man he saw on
the middle of Abbey street, about the time |
of the shooting. The police arrested Patrick |
Ryan, tailor, on suspicion of belonging to |
the party, when the Fenian arsenal on |
Kelvin street was seized During the summer |
RYAN was arrested he was kept in custody |
under the coercion act, but subsequently |
liberated
Five more persons were arrested this after |
noon in connection with the murder. De- |
tective Cox, Downing, or Dolau, is progress
ing favorably.- Ia The Police Court 10 day |
The men Divine, Woodward and Ryan were
arraigned and charged wi the murder Of |
Cox. Detective Eastwood identified Dsvine,
but was not sure about the other two. The /
prisoners were remanded. At a meeting OF |
he corporation to-day a resofutisn passed,
IN motion OF E. Dryer Gray, rtciting the
Precautions have been taken to insure the
Iafeiy of the soldier who assisted 10 the cap
ure of one of the murderer's friends.
DAvlTT's PROMISES.
Davitt, in a speech at Navar Saturday
hight, eulogized the action of the Irish par
iamentary party. Action in ireland, he
aid, must always be paramount TO work in
Referring to the threatened
anime in the west OF Ireland, he declared
hat the coast farmers should not starve.
They would compel the government that
prevents them from living on the soil to sup
,ort them during the winter. 1t case they
vere unsuccessful in getting the government
o do its duty, it is proposed to make the
landlords support the people. If Gladstone
lid not apply the surplus arrears estimate
nd save the people, then no rent should be
aid from now until May. A portion Of the
rrears surplus, he said, should be placed SIS
national relief fund to save the people
rom starving. In 1913, Davilt said, Arch
ishop Hughes declared in New York that
nan threatened with hunger would be justi-
led in seIzing bread upon the altar. How
ouch more justified would the Irish be in
eeding their destitute from the tribute they
re compelled to pay to felonious landlord
SIN.
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
The municipal elections resulted In the
eturu of Eve Nationslists. Two of the un-
pposed successful candidates take the places
I Liberals.
LYING IN WAIT FOB JUDGES.
Seven Judges, dining in Mount Joy Square,
,ss.ed the spot where the murderers OF De-
ectiye Cox had been lettering few minutes
fter the ARRAY happened. 1t Is thought the
aurderers we're lying in wait Tor them.
THE TABLES TURNED.
Sunday evening 3 party of moonlghters
tracked farmhouse near Csshei, county
'ipperary. The occupants OF the house
est them of, and then pursued and cap Il
ured the whole gang.
ONE OF THE HYNEs JURORS MURDERED.
Dennis Field, juror in the case of Hynes,
.used for the murder of heIder Doloughty, {