Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-17
MAKING A.MARTYR.
SENSATIONAL ARREST At DUBLIN
YESTERDAY
E. Dwyer Grey, nj. p. and Editor the Vic
m-PrOclamation by Parnell and A $50
Peopls-Hohors to Parnell and Dillon
AHairs In Egypt Virtually Unchanged.
IREL
ARREST OF AN NJ. P.


DUBLIN, Aug. 16.-E. Dwyer Grey, M. P,
to-day sentenced to three months imprison-
ment and s5O0 fine for contempt of court, in
publishing the letter of O'Brlen, editor of
United Ireland, accusing the jury, which con-
| victed Francis Hines of the murder of John
Doloughty, of being drunk on the night pre-
vious to the day the verdict was given, and an
article commenting thereon. O'Brien and
Dayitt were put out of court. Grey, after
being sentenced, was handed over to the Gus
tody of the city coroner. The latter evinced
some reluctance to take charge OF him, but the
judge called upon him to do his duty. The
coroner, whose Intervention was necessary,
because Grey is high sheriff of the city of
Dublin, then conveyed the prisoner to
Richmond prison. Grey, at the expiration of
his term, must find sureties, himself for f5 ,OOO
and two others for G2, 600 each. The decision
of the court caused great sensation. Grey
was Lord Mayor of Dublin for 1880, and was
nominated for second time, but declined the
nomination.
Grey was removed to prison in carriage
surrounded by Hussars with drawn sabres.
At banquet to celebrate the freedom of the
city to Parnell and Dillon, there was large
attendance. The toast to the queen was
drank with considerable enthusiasm inter-
mixed with Kisses.
Earl Spencer has ordered the release of fifty
suspects arrested after the murder Of Blake.
HoNoRs TO PARNELL AND DILLON.
The city hall was densely crowded on the
occasion of the presentation of the freedom
of the city to Parnell and Dillon. Nearly
every mayor in Ireland. except the mayor of
Belfast, was present. Storey, radical member
of parliament for Sunderland, and all the
home rule members of parliament, were also
present. The conservative members of the
Dublin municipality were absent when the
roll OF corporations was called, At the men
tion Of Grey's name the whole audience rose
and cheered enthusiastically for several
minutes. The lord mayor declared that
Grey's sentence was equivalent to six months
Imprisonment. He advised the people to
be most careful and guarded in their
language as they were in the
midst of great crisis. Parnell returning
the city said, in view of recent events 1t was
clear the liberty of speech no longer existed
in Ireland. He and his associates, however,
would take care to bring the subject before
the commons at the first opportunity and
meanwhile the Irish party would peacefully
continue to educate the people to govern them
selves, and would advise them to accept what
ever reform might be offered them while push
ing on towards Legislative independence. He
advised the higher classes, while they yet had
time, to join in endeavoring to bring about q
better state of affairs. The people could no
longer tolerate their present degradation.
Dillon followed Parnell.
MODERATION INVOKED.
The following proclamation, signed by
Mayor Dawson and Parnell, Dillon and Davitt,
has been issued: "Dublin, Aug. 16.-Citzens
of Dublin: Without offering any comment
on the sentence passed upon Hon. E. Dwyer
Grey, we deem it our duty to Invoke the peo-
pie to maintain calmness and diguified de-
meanor. We are expressing the wishes of Mr..
Gre in counseling our fellow citizens to alb
stain from any gathering in the streets that
mNht lead to breach of the peace. We re-
Quire only calmness and temperance in the
present emergency. Hundreds of thousands
of visitors kept the peace in Dublin yesterday.
Let the citizens show equal prudence aud
self-contro on this OCCASION"
Bggar, Shiels, O'Connor, Kelly and Sexton,
home rule members of parliament, rave
started for London to support the motion of
Callan inquirIng into the sentence of Grey,
which comes up for debate in commons to.
morrow.
DuBiiN Aug. 16.-Daring the progress of
the festivities Tuesday evening, the warden of
Kilmainham Jail, while patroing his rounds,
saw three rockets fired from distant wing of
the prison. 1t is believed they came from the
cell occupied by Cory, who was arrested fo.
connection with the Seville place murder.