The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-16
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PATRICK JOYCE SENTENCED TO DEATH.
Dublin, November Is.-Patrick Joyce,
whose trial for the murder of the Joyce family
began on Monday, was to-day pronounced
guilty, and sentenced to be hung the 18th OF
December.
ANOTHER OF THE GANG.
Dublin. November 15-An Irish jury was
empaneled for the trial Of the remaining pris-
oners CHARGED with the murder of the Joyce
family at Moantrasna, and the trial of Patrick
Casey was begun. He is accused OF the muir
er of Bird get Joyce.
Judge Banis' charge to the jury was point
eddy adverse to the prisoner. The jury only
deliberated eight minutes before bringing in
the verdict. Joyce heard the verdict calmly,
and when asked if he had anything to say
against passing sentence upon him, ne ex-
claimed II am not guilty" He will be
hanged in the Galloway Jail. After Joyce had
been sentenced, the trial of Patrick Casey was
taken up, a new jury being impaneled. Casey,
who is a fierce looking man, was indicted for
numbering Bridget Joyce. The attorney gen.
eral stated the case for the prosecution, en-
phasizing the fact that the prisoner was one Of
three men who broke into Joyce's house
armed with shovel handle with an iron ring
attached.
THE SECOND CLoTURE RULE.
London, November Is.-In the house OF
commons. this evening, the second rule of
procedure, as amended last evening, was
adopted, with further minor amendments.
FRENzIED MARQUIS.
London, November IS.-A scene which &C.
casioned quite a sensation occurred last night
in the Globe theatre, during the performance
of "The Promise of May" Among those
present was the Marquis of Queensbury, who
is an avowed free thinker. He rose excitedly
from his seat, and loudly protested against
Tennyson's representation of the principles of
free thought as enunciated by one of the char
acters Of the play. AT the desire Of an official
the Marquis left the theatre amid much confu-
sion.
PRESIDENT GREW DANGEROUSLY ILL.
Paris, November, I5.-President Grevy has
been seized with a sudden illness. He has
two attacks of rush of blood to the head,
caused, primarily, by indigestion. The attack
is apoplec,ic lin its character. Excitement in
official and political circles is still further
complicated by this unexpected factor. Pres
ident Grevy's resignation, which has been
foreshadowed by certain papers, may be hast
ened by his illness.
THR EGYPTIAN DEBT.
Paris, November IA council of minis
tiers is now in session discussing the reply
which shall be made to the proposal OF, Great
Britain that the presidency of the Egyptian
public debt commission shall BE granted to
France. .E1
EMPEROR WILLIAM ADVOCATES REDUCTION OF
TAXES. .--s4 :. i
Berlin, November Is.-Emperor William,
in his spec CHI at the opening of the land Office,
yesterday, laid special stress on the necessity
for the abolishing of some of the lowest grades
of class taxes, which he said press harshly up
on the poorer classes, and for putting speedy
stop to oppressive distraints connected with
the levyng of this impost. The sacrifice of
1000 600 marks of revenue would thus be in
volved, which would have to be supplied
from other sources. This part of the emper-
ror's speech was specially received with favor.
THE MEXICAN NATIONAL MANAGEMENT -
BANK RATES ADVANCED.
City Of Mexico, November I5.-John Soul
lin, of St. Louis, has been appointed general
manager of the Mexican national construction
company. Joseph Sullivan continues repre-
senting this company in Mexico.
The mercantile and national banks have ad |
vanced their rates Of discounts from six to |
seven per cent, and rates for accounts current |
from seven to eight per cent.