Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-17
THE POPE'S LETTER
To the Irish Bishops Causing ,Qaite a
COmmOtiOn Among the Land
Leag uers.
ESkin-tbe.Goat" Sentenced to Penal
SerYitude for Life-The Internal
Machine Story.

DUBLIN, May I6.-The trial of Fitzhsrris,
the cab driver, as an accessory after the fact
to the murder Of Ca7endish and Burke, was
concluded this evening. The jury returned
A verdict Of guilty against him, and ne was
sentenced to penal ser7ilude for lie.
Judge OBrien, in passing sentence, said:
"The crime for which you were convicted is
morally the came a. murder. The deaths Of
Caveudish and Burke were mainly owing to
your action in inducing Smith 10 point out
the victims" The pTisonec. appeared stupefed
at the senteEce.
TRUE BILLS RETURNED.
The grand jury have found true bills for
conspiracy to murder against Kingston,
Gibney and Healy, charged with conspiracy
10 murder Pool, and true bill for threaten
ing to murder sgainst Matthias Brady, who
was charged with making threats against the
life Of the jury which convicted his brother,
Joe Brady.
MEETING OF The NATIONAL LEAGUE.
at meeting of the National League, held
- to-day, BIggsr, member Of Parliament
Tor Cavsp, said that anything coming from
the POPE should be received with much
respect By the League; they should at the
same time express their opinion IN PLAIN but
inofensiye terms. Blggar said he was not
suited for such task, and that further il
was unsafe for him to remark upon the
present manner Of Administering justice.
He urged the Importance of preparing for a
genera. election for members OF Parliament.
Wayne, Parnellite member OF Parliament
for Tipperary, said the Irish peopls should
take theology snd not politics from Rome.
PaL.sll, he declared, was the head OF their
political church.
Kenny, member Of Parliament Tor Eunis,
described the Pope's circular as a shameful
insult to the priests and people OF Ireland.
The FreertGR's Journal, commenting on the
Pope's circular to the Irish bishops, says his
holiness has bsen misled, if not entirely de-
ceived, by emisssries of the British govern
ment, who know if the Psrnell party remains
unbroken it will hold the balance ri power
in the next Parliament.
PLEADING GUILTY.
Daniel Delaney, charged with conspiracy
to murder, was arraIgned to-day, and pleaded
guilty. Edward McCafrey, who was last
week aTraigned on the same charge, with
drew his plea OF not guilty and substituted
plea Of guilty. Sentences deferred. Ihos
Martin, indicted for conspiracy to murder,
pleaded guilty, but was allowed his liberty
on his undertaking TO leave the country.
Kingston and Gibley were then arrsigned
on the charge OF conspiracy 10 murder, and
both pleaded not guilty.
MANY ARRESTS MADE
a man named Patrick Nally has been ar
rested on the charge of conspiracy TO murder
landlords in the vicinity of Bsllina. Ii is
expected that many other arrests will be
made on the same charge.
ADMITTED TO BAIL.
LIVERPOOL, May 16.-Patrick O'Briep,
formerly secretary of the Liverpool Land
League; Michael Hynes, printer, and Pat
rick Slayter, foreman TO Hynes, have been
arrested for printing and spreading the cir
culsrs forwarded to tradesmen in Dublin re-
Gently, which were termed an analysis of the
special juries on the eighteen trials under the
crimes act, and in which persons having
goods of those Jurors were threatened, were
remapded for trial and admitted to bail.