Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-09
IRELAND'S WOE.
Additional Particulars Of the
Double Murder.
EXPRESSIONS of Deepest Adherence at the
Terrible Crime-The Assassination Uni
versaIIy Deuounced-Still Wrapped
in Mystery.
ACTION OF AMERICAN BRANCH LEAGUE
IRELAND'S WOE.
ACTION OF AMERICAN BRANCH LEAGUE
THE FEELING ABROAD.
English Comment.


LONDON. May S.-Forster says he believes
the murders were accomplished in order 10
show it is impossible to conclliate the
FenianS.
The Times saws Forster was the victim OF
intrigue worked from within the Cabinet.
The cowardlv Vaccinations against nm
and Burke paralized the forces OF order.
Gladstone must cut his Cabinet loose IRON
nischieyous advisers whose lmbeclllty,
malignity, and presumption led 10 this re-
suit. c
IoSphy, MAY s.-The Manchester Guar
dian saws: The crime is traceable TO the
Fenian party and recruited mainly from
America, who again interfered when they
saw conciliation probable. 1t says there IS
a desperate and malignant conspiracy,
liraited to small number of persons.
LONDON, May S.-JOhnson, the attorney
General for Ireland, temporarily takes the
Chief secretarvship. The conservative pa
ners reprint the speech OF Biggar, NJ. F., 70
the Cork Farmers club, in March 50, extoll-
inc the example of the Nihilist, Hartman.
At the resumed inquest in Dublin to-day,
johnson represented the government anu
spoke with considerable emotion.
Gladstone, to-day, replying to the con-
dolences of the Marquis of Ripon, Nlceroy
of India telegraphs: THE object OF this
black act is plainly t. arouse the lndlg-
nation and passions, AM embitter the re,
lations between Great Britain and Ireland.
A Deliberate Assassination.
loNpoN, May S.-The Times says: lt IS
now thought Cavendish and Burke were
both deliberately selected for assassination.
During the procession in Dublin on Satur'
dav man inquired three times whether
Cayendish was in the procession. The CHIEF
secretary at last lifted his hat, and told his
name. The man replied: Thank you; that
will do" Two men on horseback also
watched the procession in suspicious
manner.
There were eight gaping wounds in the
body of Cavendish and eleven in that ol
Burke. 4 special messenger left London
for Dublin this morning.
Feeling in London.
LONDON. May S.-A large crowd gathered
in Downing street while the Cabinet meet
ing was in progress watching, with great IN
tcrest, for any indication of action by the
Government. There will be another Caoi-
net council tomorrow.
There was also great crowd outside the
House Of Commons at the opening to-day.
Bright and Lord Selbourne were received
with mixed applause and groans. Glad
stone was vigorously hO)ted i'll the Palace
ward, as was also Brad ,augh, but Forster
was cheered.
The Press Association announces that it
is enabled to state that Forster has neither
accepted nor been offered the office OF Chief
Secretary for Ireland.
Lady Caycndish and the Ladies' Land
League.
LONDON, May S.-Lady Frederick Caven-
dish left London, today, for ChatSwOrth.
Prior to her departure Gladstone called
upon her to bid her farewell, and both
were much overcome during the interview.
After Lady Frederick CavcndiSh had left
here. telegram for her from the Ladies'
Land League was received, expressing the
hope she did not believe the Irish people
we're sunk so low as to murder one who
had brought peace offering to Ireland.
Forster RenppOinted.
LoNpnN. MAY Sit is declared that FOrs.
ter has been rcappointed Chief Secretary
for Ireland. and will start for Dublin To-
night.