The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-09
NIoOELLANDOUS.

WARRINGTON. Sept. 1.-The At
tOrDey.4enev11 re<unled his ad1res,
this lls0rming In the Star Route trial
He was NIT here To pick up cl,ips and
-l,xvimxx in the e'sse, hut 10 prps~nl
the facts c'ncisely. He had listened
tO appeals T., the jury by the defend.
'Dt*' c'ansel nat lO allow themselves
To t'e influenced by p''l.ular opinion.
This could only le rexarsjesl ~ am iu.
suit. IL hSd been charged that the
Government was l,Olaling down tl,e..e
men frs'ln lsarty es,llsit)er:at tions. Whn,
said he, will. energy. l'elOnged tn the
Government party: Was it rvasOn-
al'le to suplnsse they would be perss.-
cuted? What nls,tive was there for
such persecution: The motive war
that paps.rs Oftlle department showed
money wasted In the west. There.
Were scant)als.llx stories In circu lmtiDn
of bribery and Of corruption. Would
not man im the civil service l,e reg
ulxlesl by the same rules which In.
fIuenced soldier: He was urOu,Dt
e'.sN'gh to demand investixat i0,,
when his honor was in,pugmesi.
Pensecute these men: He dill not
know them. He only e.ruix..l
them by sight. Did Mr. James
know them or Mcveaxh wl,-n they
started this investiGait'n: The de-
ien'lants had l'een defeated on the
owtp.~ts. They had last their l,attle
in the skir,nish line. McSweenie
had said when be opened the case.
"be knew a)l a.'0ut It," He would
produce papers and witnesses who
would disprOve all charge; aud why
had this not Leen d0ae: Where
were the lelten he bnasted Of
Where we're the witnesses. Il vss
rather . lelt-han1etl compliment
toward hts client for Judge Wilson
tO assume It Vas proof to presume ~
evidence Of Bradys innosrnce tl,at
he had not stolee these ds,nminx ~
pcn frona the department. Every
criminal Ielt similar traces ehjnd
him and the same assumption was
boldly held mt when they were di,-
cs'vered. Why did brady consult
the records Ut the Office for jufi,rn,a.
tIon: Why has he not listened to
lr~i!nasters. to lawyers, who threat
ened t0 make public complaint "
!!.ese things Il they were persisted In:
hut he consulted his Own arl,i,rarv.
c,rrupt, selfish will This /. the man
WHO was dereived. Til. wn. tie
man who. when indicted, turned
around viii, his ctlsj blHnsled, vicious
caIIols. nature, and said: "Oh. /
Vas cheated. I was deceived bv
El'ese men," They are rascal. ami
rKues. brady was u goo.i Judge Of
'ascals and was right that time.
CoSsrANTlx"PLE. Sent. 7.-There
vss On Imperial Civil Commisei,,n +,
.pp"onted Thun1ay I0r Alexandra.
Oervtsch Pasha and Baker F.sh.
eltn the1r stats, will start Thunxl.v
0f the rendezvous In Crete. Turkisk !
loope are assembling here - fisst Z. !
ALEXANDRIA, Sent. IAN Arsb
": caught at Ramleh atteulpt,nr In |
PIKE . gun. A correspondent Of the
vcars bas obtained from the mast Pm.
.so:e e"urre the exact strength Of |;
~ ~" tass':'s "r0H. The grand ts,-
7! = - tolI0ws; Infantry, 4l,&w:
aSsIey: u esn; guns. rs; rsrkrt
~1e'' 1"' tSt0OOS0o. 3D, ,;IRD.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. IA mur.
errr 1T M Enxlisl,n,an was h.m.,..d
,s's morning. BY the native ,.,ii....
ae wa* conducted fron, S%a Nth .m.i
sI'rtet1 through the town by n de-.
ac''ment Ct Engli~h trooi,.. vhn
st'''e'S !! = square r,und the xallov.
ne Condemned man walked In N d..
ent manner. Several humdrr,l In.
'l't'ss'* wttnesaesl the -x.,cutj.,s: In,
~ natives we: e j'rrsent. When ti,..
vH,ps were wttl,slrSwn, however fns
IFso" can'e out {" large mvmi,ens
ATHENS. Sept. 1.-The Turk. Inn.
n.e to .~'e'pr''l,ise the frOnii..r ciic
''u'ty hy Offering t. cesie thrp" % "
.e disputed places tn (irre<,e n m.
'.t*s wall ss''e to Turkey the r~n,si"s /
q two. Gress'e refuss: 10 m,.k.. -.
N aud will m.ol,iljse tie ~. ny
y u negotiations iail. -Four i....
'od mse'' are held 10 rsadiue,n IN i.,s..
u sE0ois concentrated On the frn...