Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-12
BEYOND THE SEA.
MuIIet Says the Irish Wit Get
Justice for Him.
A BILL FOR THE RELIEF OF TENANTS.
The Conspiracy Trial POstpOned-A Lively
Skirmish in the Far east-0ther
Foreign Matters Re-
viewed,

was yesterday sentenced TO penal seryitude
for life for participating in the attempt TO
murder Juror Denis Field, exclaimed, on
leaving the dock after receiving his SEN
tence, that he would get justice elsewhere.
The. Lish, he said, would get justice for
him.
The Cases Of O'Brien, Doyle and Nc.
Cafrey.
DUBLIN, May 11.-Edward O Brien, Thos.
Doyle and Edward MCCaffrey, recently in
dicted for conspiracy 70 murder, we're ar
raigned this morning. O'Brien and DOYLE
pleaded guilty, and McCafrey pleaded not
guilty. McCafirey, Who was subse iusntly
Indicted for the murder Of Burke, was ar
raigned to plead to that charge. He said he
signed him. The trial was postponed until
next week, when a newpanel will be called
The Irish Agitation.
ROME, May ll.-Archbishop Croke has
sent a communication to Cardinal Jacobini
maintaining that his conduct in relation
to the agitation in Ireland has been per-
fectly regular, and that his object is not TO
stimulate revolt, but 10 obtain for the peo.
pie right and justice. The explanation of
the Archbishop is not deemed satisfactory
at the Vatican.
A Fight In Which Two Hundred are
Killed.
CALCUTTA, May IA fight has occurred
between the forces of the Ameer OF Afghan.
istan and Shinwarris, resulting in the de-
feat of the latter, with two hundred
killed.
Relief for Tenants.
LoYpoY, May 1.-THE Right Hon. Geo.
J. Dodson, Chancellor of the DuChy OF
Lancaster, introduced bill in the Com
mons yesterday by which agricultural ten
ants will be entitled to receive when their
tenancies expire, compensation from the
landlords for the improvements they may
have made TO the lands they occupied.
This will be the principal measure brought
before the House during the session. By
it the landlords righ: OF distress will be
limited to sum equivalent 10 one years
rent.
Tobacco Growing I'm England.
LONDON, May ll.-Childers, Chancellor
of the EXchequer, stated in the CommDaS
last evening that the Government would
consider during the present year the q les-
tiUn of permitting the growing OF tobacco
in the United Kingdom.
A Prisoners Complaint.
MApRID, May 1l.-Maceo, a Cuban priS
oner, complains that there has been no
he was transferred from Ceuta TO Pam.
plopa. He also says that neither be
nor his wife have received the allowance of
money usually given to exiles.
Dynamite COnspirators.
LIVERPOOL May 10 Herlihy and Ken.
nedy, alias Featherstone, charged with
having been engaged IN dynamite con-
spiracy, have been rcmapded for another
week Counsel for the Crown, in asking
for their remandment, stated that another
arrest had been made in connection with
this case and that more time woIId
be required for the Development OF the
case.
IoHnoH, May 1l.-Sir Charles Dixie,
President of the Local Government Board,
denied ths. Spain--acted in manner 70
give England the right TO demand the re.
turn OF Cubans. Hardinge Clifford, mod,
crate Conservative, contended that there
had been an absolute breach Of interna-
tiona law, and the British Consul con-
uived at il. Attorney General James sup
ported t. views OF Dixie. Under Foreign
Secretar, Fitzmaurice said it was hOpG
MaCco would soon be liberated. but the tone
assumed by the Fories was not likely -
'avorably iniiuen'e the case.
Programme Changed.
The programme for the opening .. the
International Fisheries Exhibition to-
morrow has been arranged. The dip'O.
matte corps, members Of the ministry, and
the exhibition a:.horities asse nble near
Dais, in the building at ll.2J The Duke
and Duchess of Edinburgh. Duke and
Duchess of CGunaught, Duke and Duchess
Albany, Prince and Princess Chistian, AMI
Duke OF Cambridge. will arrive at
II - and the prinCe Wales AMI soas at
noon.
The Roy al Procession
headed BY exhibition officers aud IollOwei
by fore IN and colonial commi ssioners
Will pas through British sea fish galleries
and foreign courts. After that the nation
81 anthem will be given by a chorus of -
voices and band of 20 pieces. Reaching
Dais, tie Duke OF KichToad will read an
address and the Prince Of Wales will reply
in the rame of the Queen. The Archbishop
of Canterbury will deliver special prayer.
Then, amidst a blast OF trumpets snd hring
of salutes the exhibition Will be declared
opened. The march by Gjuaod and Men
delssol MS hymn OF praise will then be ren.
dcred ard tie procession will reform and
return through the foreign courts and life
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