Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-08
GENERAL NEWS.
Something Bloody has Occur
red in G, eat Britain
Which Our Report does not Fully
Disclose.
Cavendish and Burke, two Fem
ian Leaders, Assassinated.
kuropesa News.

London, May 8-Ihe Times says: 1t
b now thought that Cavendish and
Burke were both desperately selected for
the assassination. During the proc. ssion
Saturday man inquired three times if
Cavendish was in the procession. The
chief secretary at last lifted his hat and
told him is name. The man replied:
"Thank you, that will do" Two men on
horseback also watched the procession
in a suspicious manner. There were
eight gaping wounds in the body of Ca
vendish, and eleven in Burke A special
messenger left London this morning.
Paris, May 8-The National expresses
sympathy with Gladstone.
Paris, May 8-Gambetta's organ says
it will be difficult for Gladstone to main
tain his policy.
Dublin, May S-The Freemans Jour
nal appears in mourning.
London, May 8-The Manchester
Guardian says the crime Is traceable to
the Fenian party, recruited mainly from
America, who again interfered when
they saw concillation probable. 1t says
there is q desperate and malignant con.
spiracy limited to small number Of
perssns.
London. England, April 8, 1881
Forster say he believes the murder.
we're accomplished in order to show that
it is impossible to conciliate the fenians
The Times says Forster was the VIC
tim Of intrigue worked from within the
cabinet. Tho cowardly Vaccinations
against him and Burke paralyzed the
the force Of the order. Gladstone must
cut his cabinet loose from mischievous
advisers whose imbecility, malignity
and presumption led to this result.
Berlin, May THE Emperor William
on hearing the news was az mucl
shocked as when the Gear was assassin
ated.
Dublin, May 7.-Detectives have
register Of all car drivers Individually
in order to ascertain their whereabout
Saturday.
Lendon, May s.-Johnson, al
torney general for Ireland, TEN
porarily takes the chief secretaryshiI
Conservative papers reprint tho speec
of Biggar, NJ. p, to the Cork farmers ou
in Michigan, in 1880, as extolling the e,
ample Of the Nihillst Hartman. At til
resumed inquest in Dublin to-day, Johr
son represented the government an
spoke with considerable emotien. Th
Pail Mall Gazette says it is understoo
that the ministry intends to postpone I'll
procedure rules and the whole of tt
rest Of the session will be occupied Wit
Irish business.
Cork, May 8.-The Herald depreciat,
the idea Of martial law in view of Il
tremendous manifestations Of publ
feeling in ireland; showing that there
absolutely no ~ ympathy for the assassin
London, May THE Irish Times.
Dublin, says Earl Spencer had arrange
on SATURDAY all suspects; except ", Q
Tuesday.
| Gladstone to-day replying to I'll
condolences of the Marquis of Ripo
viceroy Of India, telegraphs: "tbe o
ject of this Black act is plainly to aron
the passions and embitter the relation
between England and Ireland"
l The st. james Gazette says requis
will be made to the Lord Mayor of Lo
don to call meeting in Guild hall
> petition the queen to dissolve parli
ment on the ground that it is the bell
1 of many liberals aud conservatives wi
desire to elect another parliament,
deal more successfully with the reign
murder in Ireland.
MORE TAXES.
Pottsdam, May S.-Princess Victor
wife of Frederick William, was safely
livered Of Q son.