Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-03

LIsH sTRAMER-A RESCUE PARTY pkowNkp.
railway company's steamer Hilda, plying between
the Island OF Jersey and Southampton, ran into
and sunk a French ship, the name or which Is I'm:
three seamen was launched from the Hilda 70 at
tempt the rescue OF the French crew, but the
rescuers were also drowned.
General Foreign News BY Gable.
RIorINe BY ovERDASK AGrrAroRs
ROME, Feb. S.-The roting at Forli has been re-
newed. Crowds attacked the prefecture and de.
manded the death OF signor Marina, the editor Of
nounced the Overdank agitation.
GUY FAwKEs IN VIENNA.
LONDON, Feb S-A telegram recently prepared
in which it was stated that a thorough Guy
Fawkes sort OF search had been made In the cel-
lars and drains OF the HStourg palace, was re
The Berlin correspondent OF the Times says he
hears that the statement regarding the search Is
true.
TRIALS OF RUSSIAN NIHrrIsrs
ST.. PETERSBURG. Feb. 3.-The trials OF sixty nj.
hists and soclasts,i it is reported, Will occur dur
ing the next two months.
AN AMBASSADOR RESIGNS
VIENNA. Feb. 3.-The French ambassador at this
court has resigned.
Two to Three Feet OF SNOW In Ontario.
TORONTO, ONT, Feb 3-From one TO three feet
OF snow fell In western and northern ontario last
night The passage OF trains OF the various rail-
roads are several hours late and the freight trains
are at a stand still.
Mace and Slade Discharged.
New YORK. Feb. 3-Judge Donohue to-day, in
the m Sn ns %S Of
habeas corpus and certiorari, In the cases OF the
pugilists, Mace and Slade. The matter came up
trate In having held the pugil!sts In bail 10 keep
the peace after having been arrested while pre-
S GIVE Sa Se m Do
show any violation OF the law, and that the parties
must be discharged.
The Murder of Lord Cavemdish ana
Nlr. Burke.
EIGHT MEN ON HEARING DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, Feb. at. 4. Carey, q member OF the
cOrpOration Jos. Brady. a stone-cutter: Edward
O'Brien. a shoemaker; Edward McCafrery, van
driver; Peter Carey, mason; Laurence Hanlon,
a carpenter; Peter Doyle. a coach-builder, and
Timothy Kelly, coach-builder. eight or the men
recently arrested here were charged at the inves-
tigation to-day with the murder OF Lord Frederick
CaveDdish and Mr.. Burke I'm Phoenix Park.
witness named Fitzsimmons Identified Councillor
Carey as being connected with the conspiracy.
Mr. FitZSimmons depOsed that he rented a room In
South Cumberland street from James Carey; he
a rifle, which were produced soon after CareyS
arrest
PAINFUL SENSATION IN THE COURT.
Great excitement was visible among the occu-
pants or the denSely crowded courtroom when tho
eight prisoners were placed I'm the dock. There
was painful pause when the witness FitZsm-
shook hands with each other and joked among
themselves, nodding TO their friends. The clerk
OF the court then read the charge against the
prisoners: "That they did, on the 9th OF May
last feloniousy XIII and slay Lord Frederick Cav
endish and Thomas Henry Burke" The reading
OF the charge was greeted by the prisoners with a
burst OF loud laughter, which created a painful
sensation In the court Mr.. FitZs1mmonS con-
tinued his testimony as follows: The rife and
the two knives were found among lot OF RUBBISH;
they were not much concealed. Afortnight after.
wards he went TO the police and delivered the
knives and rifle
AMID INTENSE EXCITEMENT
Inspector Smith produced two long -bladed dissect-
ing knives, evidently as sharp raZ0rs and q
Sneder rifle, which is quite new. The knives were
eagerly examined by the magistrates. While this
was proceeding there was just a shade OF uneasi-
ness visible among the prisoners. In support OF
the evidence against Carey, DIR. Porter surgeon 20
the Queen, depoSed that the cuts In the clothes
and wounds OF Lord Frederick Cavendsh and Mr.
Burke were Inflicted by instruments similar to
those produced In court The witness, FitZsim-
the loft where the knives were found. DIR. Myles
deposed that some or the wounds or Lord Frcder.
lex CavendiSh and OF Mr.. Burke corresponded ex-
actly TO the knives produced. cheir-maker
named Hands Unidentified O'Brien as one or the
four men lying near to the scene OF the murder,
and Brady as being close by shortly before II was
perpetrated
The magistrates ruled that the Identification OF
Carey Dy FitZSmmons was complete. The witt
ness Hands Identified Brady as the driver OF the
car in which the Phoenix park assassins rode.
Upon his Identifying o Brien the latter attempted
to smile, but soon afterwards broke into a profuse
perSpiration. Inspector Smith was next exam-
ined. He said the rifles and the knives were con-
cealed between the ceiling and the states OF the
house In which they were found.
Arratpn.neuss and ScnteuccS.