New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-11
THE SEARCH FOR TIE AssAssINs.

DUBLIN, May 1O.-The man who was arrested at
Chester last night telegram from Dublin gave a
satisfactory account OF himself and released
today. The man who was taken into custody at
Milford Haven yesterday has also been released.
At Haverford-W West an Irishman has made a
statement that last week, while he was in Dublin,
he refused an offer of f100 to assist in the murder
of Lord Frederick Cavendish and Under Secretary
Burke His statement was communicated to Sir
WilliamV. Harcourt. Home Secretary The man was
taken from Haverford-West to Liverpool. He still
adheres to his previous statement. His knowledge
of the locality Of the crime and his description Of
the men give his statement every appear ance of
truth. The police anticipate that something i'm
pOrtant will be learned from his statements. lie
says that he can lay his hands on the assassins:
Yesterday crowd Of the lower orders gathered
around a car with red panel and partly obliter-
ated number and insisted on the police taking 1t
and the driver TO the station for ldentlhcaton
This is considered as most Significant change as
compared with the reluctance of the populace IN
all previous crises to render assistance to the au-
thOrities
Earl Spencer Lord Lieutenant of ireland, has
signed minute forbdding executive officials TO go
beyond the precincts of the city without police
protection.
The name of the American Irishman who was ar
rested at Castle Bellingham yesterday and brought
10 Dublin is lieybourne. He has been released
Another arrest has been made at Athlone The
opinion grows that the indiscr inmate proceedings
OF the police show that they are In state OF un-
certainty. -
There are stains on his trousers He came from
Dnblln on Saturday. He admits that he was IN
Phpnix Park at o'clock on Saturday night, but
denies any knowledge of the murder. , 49, ,
A number of carmen to-day waited upon tne Chlei
of Detectives and asked permission for general
parade of all the cars and drivers In PhGnlX Park,
for the purpose of identifying the car IN which tine
assasslns escaped. The request was refused as an
inspection has already been made The carmen .l
have resolved to meet at the Park on sunday 10
denounce the crime and take measures 10 ald tne
authorities in capturing the incrlnlnated driver
1t is proposed that the citizens should contribute
sun TO augment the amount offered by the GoV-
ernment as reward for the arrest of the assasslns
The Freemdn's Journal thinks the subscription ought
TO take the form Of fund for the erection III Dublin
of monuments in memory of the victims.
Colonel Hitler, InspectOrGenera OF the lrlsh Con-
stabulary has resigned. distinguished artillery
officer has been selected to succeed hun.
The two bicycle riders who assert that they VIII
messed tbc murder of Lord Frederick Cayendish
and MIR Burke are brassfitters by trade, and are
named Magee and Fry. They have been further IN
terropated by the Castle authorities and adhere 10
the statement they made yesterday. ~, VINO was
following Magee on his machine, says that he saw
n man having a large butchers knife raised to
strike but did not the stab given lie also say )
that Lord Frederick Cayendish got up alter Deing
knocked down. " -,..o, o,a
The story told by these men Is not credited ana
il is not believed that they saw anything Oh lne
scene they pretend to describe. H.
The dragging of the Lifey for the weapons Oh inc
assassIns MAS continued yesterday and to-day, but
was unsuccessful Ill, L., ,olico
in "a william clothes the authorities having receNeu
information that some of the murdereIs are coh-
cealed there.