The daily gazette., 1883-08-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
Rejoicings Over Carey's Death -Ravages
of the ChOlOra-The Ischla Victims,

RejOicIngs Over Carey's Death -Ravages
Of the ChOIOra-The IsclliA Victims.
LONDON, August 1.-The police last
night, in their attempts to prevent the
lighting OF bonflres and suppress other de
monstrations in celebration OF Carey's death,
were Obliged to make a large number of ar
rests In Dublin. They were stoutly resisted
in many sections of the city by the excited
mobs and strong measures had to be adopted
to prevent general riot. This morning the
police courts were crowded with prisoners,
many of whom showed signs of rather
rough usage. Thirty-two OF these prisoners
were fined 10 shillings each for kindling
bonfres and four others were sentenced to
one months imprisonment for assaults on
the police.
James Carey was shot at o'clock on
Sunday afternoon. The steamer Melrose,
on which the shooting occurred, arrived at
Port Elizabeth at 2 o'clock on Monday alter
noon. There facts seemed to show that
O'Donuell was outside of the colonial juris-
diction when he committed the crime and
that he must be tried in England.
The Press Association reports that O'Don-
nell, before embarking for Africa, boasted
that he had followed Mrs. Carey from Dub.
lin.
CAREY BURNED IN EFFIGY.
New YORK, August IA party of men,
headed by band ofmusic, marched through
the streets OF Blissville, l.. l., at late hour
last night and burned an etiigy of James
Carey. the il former, which they had carried
with them throught the line of march.
CHOLERA AMONG THE BRITISH TROOPS.
LONDON, August There were three
deaths from cholera at Alexandra yester-
day. A dispatch to a local news agency
from Cairo says there were 800 deaths from
cholera in that city yesterday.
LONDON, August There were 12
deaths from cholera among the British
troops In Egypt on Tuesday The disease
is spreading among the Sussex regiment at
Ismalia, where 20 men, including captain
and doctor, have died within the last three
days The deaths among the natives on
Tuesday, exclusive of those at Cairo, num-
bered 665, including ~ at Rosetta.
ALEXANDRIA, August LIN consequence
of the prevalence of cholera at Rosetta rail-
way traffic between that town and Alexan
dria has been suspended.
SEARCHING FOR THE EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS.
NAPLES. August liking Humbert has
decided that the search for victims of the
earthquake shall continue. Six persons
were rescued to-day. Another shock was
ielt this afternoon, but no damage was done.
Owing to the etlluvium from the decompos-
ing remains, all but the soldiers have ceased
searching for bodies.
BERLIN, August Private kilograms
have been received here which state that
there was slight earthquake ON the island of
Ischia on the oath of July, but state that the
fact was hushed up by the authorities for
fear that if report of it was sent abroad
visitors would be deferred from visiting the
island.
PooLE's CASE REMANDED.
Il D. IL.
who is charged with completely in the muir
der of Kenney in Seville Place, was re.
manded to-day until Friday. The prisoners
counsel asked the Court to commit the pi s.
oner for trial. The Crown solicitor replied
that the counsel for the defense would not
be in such hurry for the trial of the pris.
oner If he were aware Of the identity of a
witness who was expected from America.
He refused to give the name of the witness
or the ship which Is bringing the person to
Ireland, on account of the perils attending
thereto.