The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-10

cir Charles Dixie Declines TO- be the sueeesser
az the Murdered sccretary-other Matters
Nesrsus npep the Recent Double Assassi-

The bin which will be introduced in tn
,ta,,sc ~ Commons for the prevention o
a,;me IN ireland will include clauses deal
Co., with secret societies, and providing fol
,'e trial Of agrarian offences by special tri
h"rals. II i probable also that in eases o.
outrage heavy fine in the shape OF com
vSnssiIon will be imposed on the districts
which the crimes are committed. IL Il
~ that n the bin does not interior;
lin ,,ersonaI liberty and the right on pub
Ne meetings the Irish members VIII mol
offer serious opposition.
THE Daily Telegraph has the following
tom Dublin: Moore, who was arrested
8, Maynooth, has number OF wounds
~, his body. II Is reported that an
s,hcr arrcSt has been effected at Kildare.
American who visited the scene OF the
murder scrutinized the footprints around
me spot. and distinctly recognized marks
~ the pecnliar broad-toed boot commonly
worn by Irish-Ameriesns. III Is stated
that few days ago Mr.. Burke received ?
Utter warning him that u he did not q!
once follow the example OF Mr.. Forster ana
clo.r ont Of the castle he would have only
three DAYS 10 liye.'
THO fe,cs denies that the Government
v.iu accent Mr.. Gibson's amendment t0the
,ronosed rules OF procedure making TWO
ibirds majority necessary for the adoption
of the clotuTe.
The Daily Ne,rS this morning confirms
,be report that sir Charles Dixie has de-
lined Inc chief secretaryship for ireland,
o'bich most i now offered TO Mr.. George
ono Treyclyan, the present secretary 70
The admiralty.
rho ord Mayor denies that any requisi-
ton has been made upon him to call Il meet
inc At Guild Hall to petition the Queen TO
dissolve Parliament
The intention Of releasing the suspects
&. now completely abandoned.
Mis- Anna Parnell has written q long let
,cr N the Times drawing attention to the
Gao, that a group OF children were shot
dovu In the streets OF Ballina like mad
Doc. She saws that Mr.. Forster butchcred
mon and women. but for Earl Spencer has
been reserved the distinction OF butchering
children.
Mr.. &. !. Holycake has received grant OF
cIOO in order that he may proceed to Anne
RIGA TO report on cooperation.
TRACING THE RED CAR.
A specisl 10 the New York Herald dated
Dublin, May sth, says:
Most important information has lust
reached me. Two men, named Courtney
and Mcbride. I'm the employment OF Mr..
O'Neill. a sculptor, were returning from
MAMMOTH with dray at O'Clock on Sat
urday night. when within mile and
quarter Of the village OF Lucan, which is
four miles from Dublin. on the Chapelizod
road. they met a red-backed ear with Il
horse ba,hed in sweat and galloping at Il
very rapid pace. -Four men were on the
ear and appeared TO be in terri
bic state Of excitement. They shouted
10 the driver OF the dray, "Clear the
road.r This he was unable to do in
time, and as the ear pulled up to prevent a
collision he had good look at the men.
One, more excited than the rest, struck at
him with a heavy stick. lie slasbed In re-
turn with his whip. The man again aimed
a blow, but companion held MS arm.
The back OF the ear was by this time past,
and the horse was again put TO gallop at
a furious pace. Mr.. Courtney says that he
can identify two Of the men. He has given
most accurate description. lie states that
they were all respectfully dressed. One
wore a snun-colored dust coat. There was
no number on the car. The driver was a
Young man. A rumor was current that
the car-driyer had been found beyond
Lucan with his throat cut, but there was
no confirmation Of the report given by the
police.
"wANTED."
The police have issued the following cir
Clilar:
Wanted. for the murder OF Lord Fred
erich Cayendish and Under-Secretary
Burke. two men-the first, aged thirty
three years, stout, fair complexion, whis-
kers, short and dark, and muStache, wear
ing a blue pilot coat and soft hat; the Sc
cOnd, aged thirty years, hair, whIskers,
and mustache sandy, pale complexion, and
dressed in a faded brown oycrcoat and soft
hat. Both men had the appearance OF
sailors or fremcn."
iiy Associated Pressl
STABBED WITH BOwIE-KXIvEs.
DUBLIN. Nay 9.-At the inquest yester-
day on the bodies OF Lord Frederick
Cayendish and Under-Secretary Burke
medical evidence was gwen to the effect
that the victims had apparently been stabbed
Simultaneously from before and behind
with long bowie-kniycs. The wounds all
appeared to be inflicted with exactly SINH
lar weapons.
ARRESTS.
DUBLIN, May 9.-Arrests are constantly
being made In various parts OF Ireland OF
parties resembling in some degree the de-
seriptions given in the police circular OF
The suspected murderers OF Burke and Ca
Yendlsh. Orders have been issued to ar
rest oil strangers and tramps who are I'M
able to account for their movements during
the last three days.
LORD CAvENDIsH's SUCCESSOR.
LoNDON, May 0.-The report is con-
iirmed that George Otto Trevelyan has
been appointed Chief Secretary for Ire
land.
The Pail Mall Gazette says that Leonard
ii. Courtney, member OF Parliament for
Likeard, will become Joint Secretary TO the
Treasury TO ill the place held by Lord
Frederick Cayendish previous to his APP
pOintment as Chief Secretary for Ireland.
Immediately, II says, upon Trcvelyan's
acceptance OF the Office, special police
man was placed OH duty before his resi-
dence.
"TBE THuNDERER - on Mr.. PARNELL AND
THE IAND-LEAoUERs.
LONDON, MAY 9.-The Times, in lead
ing article, says: "Even II it be true that
the murder OF Lord Frederick Cayendish
and MIR. Burke was done by Americana Irish
desperadoes, we must not forget that Mr..
Parnell has boosted Of consolidating an
alliance betN cen the Irish in America and
those al home. We are unable TO accept
the plea that men who have pursued the
Land-Leaguers' course are Invested OF all
responsibility for the crime they now de-
nounce."
The Times continues 10 theoretically at
tack the Parnepite members Of Parliament.
II says II is morally impossible 10 enter
into any understanding with those who de-
nounee outrage for the first time, when