Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-17
LE0'S NOTE DENOUNCED.
THE IRISH MEMBERS OF PAR
LAMENT AROUSED.


Mr.. Kennv's Speech Particularly Bitter
-Fitzharris Sentenced TO Penal Servi-
tude for Life-s'JOe' Brady's Brother
Indicted-MOre Arrests Made-Other
Irish Incidents.
DUBLIN, May ia meeting of the
National Land League was held here to-
| day. Mr.. Biggar, member of Parliament
for Cavan, said that anything coming
from the Pope should be received with
much respect by the league. They should
at the same time, express their opinions
in plain but inOffensive terms. Mr.. Big
gar said that he was not suited for such a
task, and that, further, it was unsafe for
him to remark upon the present
manner of administering justice. He
urged the Importance Ofpreparing for the
general election for members of Parlia-
ment. Mr.. Wayne, the Parnellite men,
Der of Parliament for Tipperary, said that
the Irish people should take theology. and
not politics, from Rome. Mr.. Parnell. he
declared, was the head of their political
church. Mr.. Kenny, member of Parlia-
ment for Ennis, described the POpe's cir
cular as a shameful insult to the priests
and people of Ireland.
The FreemdR'S JOuEagl, in commenting
upon the POpe's circular to the Irish
Bishops says: ellis Holiness has been
misled, if not entirely deceived, by ennis
sanes of the British Government, who
know that the Parnell party remains un-
broken. 1t will hold the balance of power
i'll the next Parliament"
The trial of FitZharris, the car driver.
indicted as an accessory after the fact to
the murder of Lord Frederick Cavendish
and Mr.. Burke, was concluded this morn
ing. The jury returned verdict of guilty
against him and he was sentenced to
penal servitude for life. Judge O'Brien
in passing sentence on FitZharris said:
1.-The crime of which you were convicted
is morally the same as that of murder
The death of Lord Frederick Cavendish
and Mr.. Burke were mainly owing to
your act in inducing Smith to point out
the Victims" The prisoner appeared to
be stupetied at his.sentence.
Daniel Delaney, who is charged with
conspiracy to murder, was arraigned in
court to-day and pleaded guilty.
Edward McCatfrey, who last week was
arfaigned on the same charge, withdrew
his plea of not guilty and entered and
substituted plea of guilty. Their SEN
tences were deferred.
Thomas Martin, indicted for conspiracy
to murder pleaded guilty, but was allowed
his liberty on his undertaking to leave
the country.
Kingston and Gibney were then ar
raigned on charge Of conspiracy to mur-
der, and both pleaded not guilty.
The grand jury have found a true bill
for conspiracy to murder againt Kingston,
Gibney and Healy, charged with con-
spiracy to murder Mr.. Poole, and a true
bill for threatening to murder against
Matthias Brady, charged with making
threats against the life of the foreman of
the jury which convicted his brother, Joe
Brady.
BALLA, May l6.-Six prisoners have
been arrested at Ballina on a charge
of conspiracy TO murder landlords. An
Internal machine and a number of arms
belonging to the prisoners have been
seized. 1t is believed that the arrests and
seizure were made through evidence given
by an informer.
LIVERPOOL, May 16.-Patrick O'Brien.
formerly Secretary of the Liverpool Land
League, Michael Hynes, printer, and
Patrick Slater, foreman of Hynes, have
been arrested for printing and spreading
the circulars forwarded to tradesmen i'm
Dublin recently. which were termed AN
analysis of the special juries on eighteen
trials under the crimes act,'' and in which
persons having the goods of those jurors
were threatened. They were remanded
for trial and admitted to bail.
LONDON, May 16.-The Head Constable
at Liverpool maintains that the story of
the discovery in Transatlantic steamer
of an inferaal machine in box which
had been entrusted to the care of a steward,
is hoax, and that the box only contained
brick. The Times correspondent at
Liverpool, however, insists on the truth
of the story. and declares that the police
are anxious to minimize the importance
of the affair.
The Liverpool Courier says sit is
hof Il
found on the steamer"
The London Times says that the emil
grafton scheme prepared by the Canadian
capitalists hangs fire, because of the OBJ
jectiOns of Premier Gladstone to the sys-
TEN of State aid. 1t says that the Cabi-
net will insist on the Canadian Govern
ment becoming responsible for the money
loaned to further the scheme, probably
thinking that by that means they will
cause the prOjecttO be abandoned. There
is reason to believe however, that Cana
da will accept the respOn sibility.