The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-19
OVER THE OCEAN.
GLAND.

LONDON, Sept. IS, 'Donnell, the
murderer OF Carey, landed at southampton
! at O'Clock this morning aud was placed on
board the train for London. The train ar.
| rived at Vsux Hall at noon, wbere tbe
prisoner was met by large force Of police
ana escorted to the prison van. Then,
under an escort OF police, he was driven to
the Mil Bank Jail
HE RIDE TO THE PRISON.
LONDON, Sept. 49, -The vauxhall depot
was strongly held by the police this morn
ing, only railway passengers ana newspa.
per reporters being allowed to pass their
barriers. The train with O'Donne on
board arrived at l2;l5 p. m. NThe presence
OF the large body Of police attracted the at
tention Of the public and the news rapidly
spread that O'Donnell had arrived, and a
large crowd gathered to get view OF him.
On aIighting from the train O'Donnel
WAS IMMEDIATELY SURROUNDED.
by an lmpenetrabe body OF police. The
spectators ma de rush TO obtain view Of
the prisoner, but the police we're too alert,
ana only an occasional glimpse OF the cap
i've was obtsinable O'Qonnell at first APP
peared to be nervous and stepped Of the
tram somewhat hesatingly, surveying the
scene before him. Soon, however, he drew
himself up erect and descended the stair
way more boldly, Outside the station,
while entering the van few roughs at
tempted to raise cheer which was
y MET WITH SOME KISSES.
strong guard was placed inside the van,
behind which followed cab filed with off.
a -, 4
mounted police encircling the van. few
Kisses and cheers were again raised, but tho
crowd generally was apathetic. On arriv-
Ing AZ Mil Bank the deputyg overnor Of
the prison receiving the prisoner who was
forthwith placed in cell. Subsequently
he was visited by Police Superintendent
williamson.
o'DONNELL APPEARS MORE DISTREssED
since ms incarceration in the Jail. lie was
brought to the Bow street Police court
thls morning. closely guarded by mounted
police and passed through the streets at a
rapid pace On arriving at the court house
he was Immediately placed in the dock.
Frederick Flowers was the presiding
magistrate. Poland appeared for the
crown, and stated that the prisoner was
charged with murder upon the high seas
within theiurisdction Of the Admiralty OF
DngIand and of this court. "
THE WITNESSES FOR THE GROWN
nave not yet arrived in England, AS it was
not deemed advisable to bring them on the
same vessel with the prisoner. POLAND
asked that the prisoner be remanded for
one week, and stated that he would prob
ably, at the expiration OF the ii me, again
ask but short remand, as he believed the
witnesses would by that time
have arrived, and he would be able to begin
the case. Magistrate Flowers accordingly
remanded the prisoner until Tuesday next.
During the hearing O'DonnelI was permit.
ted to sit in the dock. He manifested great
interest in the proceedings and maintained
respectful demesnor.
MDERMoTT RELEASED.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. lS.--James McDer.
mott who left Brooklyn recently for Eng.
land, and who has been examined three
tunes before stipendary justice on
charge OF conspiracy to murder public
ohltlas IN connection with the dynamite
party Was again brought before the court
to-day and discharged, the evidence against
him being deemed nat, ffiriant