The daily gazette., 1882-05-10
THE DUBLIN MURDERS.
THE POLICE STILL HUNTING
FOR THE ASSASsINS.
FUNERALS OF THE TWO VICTIMS
A Reward Of S5O,OOO offered by the Cow
ernInent-A New Chief Secretary APP
pointed--Anna Parnell's Views.

pOlmteu--AnnA PArnelpB Views.
DUBLIN, May 9.-The police are busily at
work tracing up every clue, however slight,
to the identity of the assassins and several
arrests were made ut various places to-day.
Evidence has been received which, II Is
claimed, renders the identification OF the men
certain If they are captured. The car In
which they escaped has been traced to LEX
lip, 10 miles northeast of Dublin, where the
men alighted to procure liquor.
The car turned toward Mas and It is sup
posed the men took the train at Celbrtdge,
getting back to Dublin at 10 o'clock. The
carman, whose name is CIoonaD, was ar
rested, examined and remanded for fur
ther hearing. The Lifley is being dragged
In hope Of nnding the weapons used by the
murIerers. The man Moore, who was ar
rested yesterday, at Maynooth, was brought
to Dublin to-day. lie was hooted by a large
crowd at the depot. Upon being arraigned
lac gave good account of himself, the
police had no evidence to offer and Moore
was discharged. A man arrested at Lim-
erick and two others, named Bailey and
Arman, were also examined and discharged
Orders have been issued to arrest all
strangers and tramps who are unable to
account for their movements during the last
three days.
A man has been arrested at Milford Haven
whose appearance corresponds with the de
scription of one of the murderers. 1t is sur
missed that he crossed over by steam
mackerel boat. He refuses to give an
account of himself. An Irishman from
America has been arrested at Castle Bel
lingllam, and two other prisoners are under
remand ut Monaghan. ROVE
At Hpperary u man has been arrested who
first gave his name as Harris and subse-
quently as Pierce. He declared himself
native of London and afterward refused 10
give any other information. He was re-
Inanded for further examination.
WHAT TWO BIcYeLIsTs SAW.
The following additional information I'm
regard to the assassination has come TO
light; Two bicyclists, filters in the employ
ment of a railway company, state that they
passed the spot where the murder was com
Initted. They saw the assassins strike their
victims and heard Lord Frederick Cayen-
dish cry out, ''Oh 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 murderers, with bloody
knives, made toward him and both of the
bicyclists thereupon got away as fast as
| possible. They saw the car on the road
waiting for the Iaurderers. The drivers
/
Cavendish in the back as he lay on the
| ground. 4f.. .I.t .tsit
FUNERALS OF THE VICTIMS.
LONDON, May 9.-The body of Lord Fred
erick Cavendish has just been laid out foI
public view in the chapel at Chatsworth,
The features are calm. Only one scar Ii
visible across the nose. The Queen has sent
| special messenger with a wreath for the
| coffin. A letter of coincidence addressed to
| Lady Frederick Cavendish accompanied the
wreath. The interment viii take place at
Edensor at 2 O'Clock Thursday afternoon.
DUBLIN, May 9.-The body of Mr.. Burke
was buried in Glasnevin Cemetery to-day.
Crowds OF people lined the streets along the
route of the funeral. Nearly all the shops
were closed and mourning was worn by
many people.
LARGE REWARD OFFERED.
DUBLIN, May 9.-The Government will
offer reward of 100000 for information
given within three months which will lead
TO the conviction of the murderers and a
reward of 91 900 for private information.
The Government will also grant free par
don and extend the special protection of the
Crown to any part of the Queens dominion
to any person other than the principals in
the crime who may give the information
required.
AT public meeting in Cork to-day nearly
e600 were subscribed ON the spot for the APP
prehension of the murderers. The entire
subscriptions will probably reach over
81 900. z,ra..
TREvELYAN SUCCEEDS CAvENDIsH.
LONDON, May 9.-Mr. George Otto Trev-
elyan has been appointed Chief Secretary
for Ireland to succeed Lord Cayendish.
Immediately upon his accepting the position
a special police officer was placed ON guard
at the door OF his residence. The Standard
this morning says his appointment is favor
ably received by the Irish party. Mr..
Trevelyan holds advanced opinions. 1t is
believed that he sympathizes with the pop
ular party i'll Ireland.
ANNA PARNELL's VIEWS.
LONDON, May 9.-Miss Anna Parnell, in
a letter to the Times, says she doubts that
the policy is Cancellation when families in
Glare whom Mr.. Forster turned out are
living in novels, and 800 people Ia one county
alone are liable to death by cold, it being
Illegal to help them.
MORE REWARDS.
The Memphis Land League offers 81 900
and the San Francisco League 5000 reward
for the apprehension of the assassins, and
have SO telegraphcd to Mr.. Parnell.
Indications.
WASHINGTON, May l0.--For the Middle
Atlantic States cloudy, rainy weather; east
erly, -veering to warmer southerly winds;
lower pressure.