The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-05-10
IRELAND'S HORROR.
The Affair Yet Shrouded in Mys-
terry.
GLADSTONE GREATLY AFFECTED AT
THE NEWS OF THE MURDER.
Gen. Butler Expresses His Views In 81
Edifying Manner.
ROUsING IMMIGRATION MEETING
IN BOSTON.

| DUBLIN, May 9-Illumnations in honor of
| the release of the suspects has been abandoned
| All the Dublin newspapers appear IN mourn
| ing.
1t is stated that the police are hopeful of
| capturing the assassins. They have received
| evidence which will enable them to identify
| them. 1t is also said that the car in winch
they escaped has been traced to Leixlip, ten
| miles northwest of Dublin, where's the men
alighted to procure liquor.
Charles Moore who was arrested at Maynooth
last evening on suspicion of being one OF the
assassins, has been brought to Dublin. Ihe
evidence against him is weak.
An important arrest has just been made at
Tuam, of a man who is believed to be sthe car
man who drove the assassins. He cannot
account for himself He gives his name as
Cloonah. The man closely resembles the de-
scription circulated by the police. Orders
have been issued to arrest all strangers and
tramps who are unable to account sfor their
movements the last three days.
Lord Frederick Cavendishs funeral passed.
over the scene of the murder yesternoon aud
rybody lifted his hat reverently as the remains
approached, and remained uncovered until
they had passed. They were taken to England
last night.
LIMERICK, May "a man has been arrest
ed here on suspicion of being one of the assas-
sins.
DUBLIN May 9.-Two men named Bailey
and Arman were arrested here while lettering
in Phoenix park The former had dagger
sheath in his possession.
DUBLIN, May 9-The government will offer
a reward Of 100000 for information within
three moths which will lead to the conviction
of the murderers, and e1OO0 for private infor-
nation. The government will also grant free
pardon and extend the special protection of the
Crown in any part of the Queens dominions to
any persons other than the principals in the
crime who may give the information required.
LONDON, May 8, evening.-The body of Lord
Frederick Cavendish has been laid out for
public view in the chapel at Chatsworth. The
Queen has sent special messenger with
addressed to Lady Frederick Cavendish ac-
companies the wreath The interment will
take place at Edensor at 2 o'clock Thursday af-
ternoon, and it is expected deputation of
Duke Devoushre's Irish tenantry from Cork,
will participate in the funeral procession.
LATER.
DUBLIN, May 9-The car by which the MUIR
derers fled has been traced from Chapel lzod
back toward Dublin to Inchicore and thence
toward Mas. 1t is supposed the assassins took
the train at Colbridge, getting back to Dublin
at 10. Officers Of the guard ship are dragging
the Liffey for weapons used tby the assassins.
Cloonan who was supposed to be the carman
who drove the assassins has been remanded for
further inquiry. A crowd gathered at the sta
ton and hooted Moore on his arrival gin Dub
lin Moore was brought before the police
court but as the police offered no evidence and
his account of his movements were Econsidered
satisfactory he was discharged The Limerick
prisoner and Bailey and Arman were also dis
charged. The police still think they have
clue.
An Irishman from America has been arrest
ed at Castle Bellingham. Two other persons
are under remand at Monaghan.
The body of Burke was buried in Glasnevin
cemetery today. Crowds lined the streets
along the route of the funeral. Nearly all the
shops were closed and mourning was wornisby
many people.
LONDON, May 9.-The remains of Lord Fred
erick Cavendish arrived at Chatsworth today.
1t is stated the Irish party will ask the gov
eminent to carry on the arrears bill clause by
clause with new protective m sasures.
The Globe states that Mr. Hamilton perma-
nent Secretary to the Admiralty has sailed for
Ireland to take Burke's place for six months.
Additional Information of the Assassina-
ton.
DUBLIN, May 9-The following additional
information with regard to the assassination
has come to light: Two bicyclsts, filters in
the employ of the railway company, state they
passed the spot where the murders we're COM
mitted. They saw the assassins strike their
'tAh! you villain!" to his assailant, who then
stabbed him again. Lord Frederick fell over
against the bicycle of one of the filters, who
was coming to his assistance, but the murder
ers, with bloody knives, made toward him, and
both bicyclists thereupon got away as fast as
possible. They saw car on the road waiting
for the murders. The drivers back was turned.
They saw a man stab Cavendish in the back, las
he lay on the ground