Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-10
News by Telegraph
 FROM ALL QUARTERS. GUILTY DYNAMITRRS Sentenced to Penal SerVi-
 tude for Life. ASPYIN ENGLAND'S EMPLOY Irish Avengers Thirsting for
 McDermOtt's Blood. THE PRESIDENTS WESTERN TRIP. A Parting Conference With
 the Indians.
THE OLD WORLD.
Ireland.

McDermott a spy-One Hundred Men
 Who Are ThirsttnG For His Blood.
 BRooKLYN, Aug. 9.-The whereabouts and doings of Jim McDermott, whose arrest was reported in England. are things of the great est interest here. He is almost universally believed to have been spy, although he has many friends who believe it unwillingly. One of the principal Irish national leaders said he does not believe McDermott was ever connected legitimately with the dynamite or any ether national Irish factien, and he was never trusted by any of the leaders in any of the Irish movements. He does not hesi- tate to say that he has a well founded suspic- ion of his treaehery. Another gentleman who has known McDermott ever since he came to Brooklyn says he believes him to have been spy in the pay of the British government, and he believes he can prove it; that he was spotted and followed and recognized in company with English detectives. Re- turning from his first trip to Ireland on which he had started with only hand sateh- el he brought several trunks filled with costly clothing, winter overeoats in July and many things of the costllest material and make. Attention was also attracted by his persistent reading of Herald personals, some of which evidently alluded to him. One gentleman who met him in McGroarty's saloon accused him of being worse sneak than Carey. That man, he said, turned informer to save his neck. You do it out of innate scOundrelism. This same gentleman says there are one hun dred men in this city who would be glad to shoot him, and some who will shoot him on sight. ~
 
 LONDON, Aug. 9.-Mr. Davitt, M. F., ac- companied by 8 MT. Hayden, said to be an American journalist, while travelling near Loughrea found the dead body of 8 man in the roadside. The body was in terrible condition and both gentlemen accuse the To- cal officials of outrageous neglect in allowing the remains to be exposed. MT. Davltt sent a telegraphic message concerning the case to MT. Healey, who will at once call the atten- ton of Parliament to the matter.
 BALTIMORE, Aug. 9.-The gentleman al Iuded to in the above despatch as an Ameri- can journalist, who accompanied MT. Davitt at the time of the finding of the body near Loughrea, is MT. Robert Hayden, we'll known Baltimore newspaper man and an at tache of the Morning Herald. He was sent by the Herald to Ireland last spring as it's special correspondent and his letters have been of exceptional interest.
 Guilty of Treas0n FeIOny-The Dynamite
 Heroes Sentenced for Life.
 LIVERPOOL, Aug 9.-Featherstone, Deasy, Flanagan and Dalton. who were yesterday placed on trial on a charge of treason felony because they had been found with dynamite teriiaIs IdentIcaI w1th thoss used to blow up the public buildings, were all found guilty this evening and sentenced to penal servi- tude for life. O'Herlihy, against whom the Judge refused to allow the charge to go be- fore the jury because in the opinion of the court there was no case against him on the main counts of the indictment, but who was detained on the presumption that there was every evidence against him to warrant his indictment on a minor charge, was dis charged from custody altogether, the court stating that there was no reason for his fur ther detention.