The Portland daily press., 1882-11-28
FOREIGN.
The Cox Murder.

Inc COX MuTQ6r
DUBLIN, Nov. 2S.-Saturday night Messrs. East
wood, Cox and another detective went together,
watching a party of men suspected of being
Fenians. Four shots were fired at the officers one
OF them fatally wounding Cox. Eastwood pursued
the man who fred the revolver and shot him in the
head. arm and hand. Cox was shot in the base of
the skull and died instantly. Cox was thirty years
OLD and his assassin, whose name is Christopher
Bowling or Dolan, is about the same age. A third
man OF the party is also in custody.
Prisoner Remanded.
In the police court to-day, Devine Woodward
and Ryan were arraigned and charged with the
murder of Cox Detective Eastwood identified
Devine, but was not sure about the other two. The
prisoners were demanded.
More Arrests Made.
Five more persons were arrested here to-day in
Dolan is progressing favorably.
Death OF Field.
Dennis Field, who was stabbed in Frederick
street to-day has since died.
Accident to the Great Tribune.
PARIS. Nov. 27.-While handling revolver at
hand The bullet only traversed the flesh and he is
In no danger.
Sad Loss OF Life.
LONDON, Nov. 27.-1he French steamer Cam
Droune. belonging in Nance. sunk by collision
In the British channel to-day. Fourteen persons
were drowned
Irish Affairsi in Parliament.
Mr.. Trevelyan, Secretary for Ireland, replying to
Il
noon asked the House to remember that there is a
difference between the general state of Ireland and
the crimes and violence in Dublin. He said the re-
cent speech of Mr.. Redmond at Cork, in which the
latter advocated boycottng and revolution, was un
der the consideration of the government
Mr.. Gladstoi moved that the first seven and last
three procedure rules be made the standing orders.
The motion was agreed to-
In the House tonight Sir Richard Asheton
the session to sder the proposed rules relating
to the standing committee. The House adjourned
without action.
An Official Denial.
1t is authoritatively denied that Richard o.
Shaugnessy was ever offered the permanent under
secretaryship for Ireland.
A Cowardly Murder.
DUBLIN, Nov. 27.-Dennis Field, one of the
jurors in the of Hynes, who hanged for the
murder of Do iaughty, was met in Frederick street
ing TWO men, one OF them jumped off and stabbed
Field in several placef with sword.
A in the Streets of Dublin.
mob attacked the hospital in which Dolan is
confined and attempted to force entrance. The
police cleared the Streets An additional guard has
been placed in Dublin castle.
Backing Down.
DURHAM, Nov. 27.-The Kafir Chief Mapoche Is
suing for peace.
An Appeal for Arabi
LONDON, Nov. 27.-wilfred Blunt writes to the
TIMES appealing to the public for help toward de-
fray the cost of the defense of Arab Pasha, he
says the trial has assumed the character of great
state inquiry and his tBlubts) financial back is not
strong enough to bear the load.
Free Trade Agitation In Spain.
MADRID, Nov. 27.-Twenty-five hundred persons
assembled at the Alhambra Theatre yesterday for
the p rpose of inaugurating an agitation through
out the country in favor of tree trade.
Accident to Train
LONDON, Nov. 27.--A train on the North Scot
land r. r., which left McDuff at O'Clock this af-
ternoon, fell through bridge at Fyrie. Aberdeen
ware and m nv n
jured. The engine passed in safety, but all the
riages were wrecked.