Daily globe., 1882-08-23

the murder of farmer Leahy was more
like military execution than murder.
The leading party called upon No. to
fire. He did so and badly wounded
Leaby. The leader then ordered No. 10
to fire. This shot also took effect. No.
IA was then summoned to give the coup
de grace. This was the last shot fired.
Leahy remained alive half an hour after
being shot. Five young men, sons of
farmers, were arrested on suspicion.
THE JOYCE MURDERERs.
DUBLIN, Aug. 22.-The police have
found three eye-witnesses to the masSa-
crc of the Joyce family. They have pos
itively identified ten of the prisoners,
and another witness identified
four of the ten as the
murderers. The police believe the trag-
edy to be the direct outcome of the
secret societies with which West Ireland
is permeated. The witnesses are under
police protection and their names are
withheld. 1t is believed the trial of the
prisoners will begin in few days before
judges of the commissioners court here.
Inhabitants of the district profess the
liveliest Joy over the capture of the band
which had long been terror to honestly
disposed persons.
DUBLIN, Aug. 22.---In common court
to-day Patrick Walsh was found guilty
of the murder, committed in April, 1881,
of Martin Lydin, and sentenced by Judge
Lawson to be hanged September 2.
Lord Spencer has declined to hold an
inquiry INTO the conduct of the jury who
convicted Hynes. He intends to examine
the afidavits submitted TO him in the
case in order to ascertain if sufficient
grounds exist for interfering with the
due course of the law.
PRIEsTLY APPROVAL.
DUBLIN, Aug. o. Archbishop Croke,
of the diocese of Cashel; Bishop Doryan,
of Dover and Connor; Bishop Duggan,
of Clonfert, and Bishop Mccormack, of
Achonry. have written an approval of
the efforts to establish a fund for the
benefit of evicted tenants. Archbishop
Croke promises subscriptions.
DEMoRALIzED EGYPTIANS.
SUEz, Aug. 22.-Four hundred men of
the Seventy second regiment left this
morning for Serapeum. When they
reached that valley they found it de-
serted and the railway stock carried off,
From the end of Bitter lake the enemy
were seen IN large numbers. three miles
off, Ietreating northwest. The High
Ianders who participated in the
fight at Shaluf yesterday, have occupied
the fresh water canal lock at
Serapeum, an important position from
which the enemy had retreated. The
prisoners taken in the engagement state
Arab Pasha forced them to gght, threat
cning to have them shot if they refused.
They said the chief officers fed soon after
the action began. The success of British
forces atlShaluf and the energy displayed
by them in searching the coast
towards Ismalia have thoroughly de-
moralized the enemy. Opposition on. this
side of the canal may be considered ended.
PORT SAID, Aug. 22.---The naval au-.
thorities are organizing police force.
Prisoners taken at Shaluf declare the
defeat of the enemy there Sunday was
terrible beating for Arab Pasha. At 6
O'Clock this morning the gunboat Mos
quito crossed the Bitter lakes and shelled
Bard station. Subsequently troops landed
from the gunboat and found the place
deserted while large bodies of Arab
cavalry were seen streaming towards the
desert