Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-16
GREAT BRITAIN.

GALWAY, Dec 15.-Patrick Joyce, Myles
Joyce and Patrick Casey. the three men
convicted of participation in the murder
of the Joyce family, were hanged in the
jail here at s o'clock this morning. The
prison, inside and outside, was heavily
guarded. Myles Joyce protested his in
nocence to the last.
The three prisoners..iheard M ass shortly
before the time set for their execution.
They refused breakfast. They assembled
the scaffold with firm step, Casey, who
had uttered moan at first sight of the
gallows, mounting the steps two at time.
Before the drop fell Myles Joyce spoke in
Irish as follows: Il am going before God.
was not tie ate all, and had not
a hand or part in it. The
Lord forgive them that swore against me''
He continued to reiterate his innocence to
the end. The drop fell at 1925 simultane-
ously for all three men. Myles Joyce
alone struggled slightly, there being some
hitch with the rope. His dying speech was
delivered with extraordinary vehemence.
He was still speaking when the drop fell.
At the inquest following the execution, it
was proved that the recks of Casey and
Patrick Joyce were fractured, and that
My les Joyce died of strargulatior.
DUBLIN, Dec. l5.-The organizing com
nIttee of The Irish national league met to-
day. Among those present were Parnell.
who presided, Sir Patrick O'Brien, and
Learny. Heaiy and Sullivan. It was al
nounced that the receipts to the present
time amount to eS26. Harrington, sec
rotary of the committee, read q report
stating that of CSC branches OF the league
formed. seventyfve had forwarded sub
scriptions. The proposal to merge the
home rule association with its funds Of
eco in the national league, Was accepted.
l. WIS resolved to form central branch,
OF which the officers of the various
local branches will be ex-otficio members.
The Cologne Gazette publishes letter
enumerating eight railways being con-
structed on the western frontier of Russia.
which, so far as can he seen, are not re-
CURED for commercial purposes.
Parnell proposed series of resolutions,
| which were adopted. Teey condemn tho
decision Of the government to alleviate
existing distress in Ireland by means of
poor house and forcible public works en-
| terprises as insulting to the Irish people.
They declare that in the recent utterances
of Lord Derby favoring emigration from
Ireland the committee discerns an inten-
ton to starve the poorer Inhabitants out
of the country and revive the worst tradi-
tions of '46. They affirm that if public
works enterprises are not at once resorted
to, it is the opinion OF the committee that
a system of outdoor relief ought to be
started and recommend that bill amend
, ing the land act, including provisions for
laborers, be drafted.
DUBLIN, Dec. 15.-Jenhinsor. director of
the criminal investigation department..
Curran, queens counsel, and Malion. ST.
perintendent Of detectives, resumed their
private inquiry to-day. They have re-
ceived information Of the existence of two
secret organizations in Dublin. the object
of one being the overthrow of the govern
ment in fair fight, and of the other the
assassination of informers. The disclos-
ures laid bare an extraordinary state of
things but the police are silent as TO the
particular facts revealed.
Brady and Hanlon were to-day again
privately examined before the mag istrates.
One Of the witnesses at the inquiry yes
terday Was so astounded at the knowledge
possessed by the police that he tainted on
quitting the room. It is believed the man
behind whose honse were found knives
supposed to have been used in the Phoenix
park murders viii be examined tomorrow.
Two OF the knives have blood stains Oh
them. Police believed they know the
driver Of the car that conveyed the murder
ers to and from the park. They thick he
also drove the car On which Fields assail-
ants rode.
Myles and Burk have arrived.
Westgate has been sent to dublin. A
passenger considers We=.gate a lunatic.
The Nile experienced such terrible weather
Monday last that tho vessel was given up
for lost. Bats were carried away and the
water Hooded the engine room, extingui sh-
ing tie lower fires. The passengers we're
Panic stricken, and heartrending scenes
were witnessed.
BELFAST, Dec. ia watch mandatory
here was destroyed by fire. Four en-
ployes persisted.
LONDON, Dec. 15.-The steamer. Nile,
from Kingston, Jamaica, with Westyate,
| the self accused participant in the murder
of Cavendish and Burke on board, has ar.
| rived at Plymouth.
LONDON. Dec. 15.-Before parliament re-
! assemblies Dixie will probably enter the
cabinet.
LONDON, Dec. 15.-The Cologne Gazette.
| containing its revelations III regard to the
Austro-German alliance, says the terms of
alliance are if either empire is at
tackled from two sides the other shall rem
der assistance.
LONDON, Dec. 15.-Henley, the well
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