The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.
The Oar Driver on Trial for Muir
der-The Times on the Irish
Convention Extrsdltlon.
ENGLAND.
LEGISLATIVE.

.tnle hIIeTuOoU, ircNtIIyn, L1ltl Sgcr0tArY
for Ireland. stated he believed a wide.
county Clare. NE Ao'c Trre sN he said
hoped 10 bring tb1c.nspirators TO justice.
,o'Donnell, Member for Dungsryian, &C.
fcuscd Clifford Lloyd Special Magistrate,
OF altering the dispositions mace Oh oath.
Z He asked whether the Government would
retain him In Office. Treyellyn and Glad.
stons refused 10 answer O'DonneIl's Ques-
ton. O'Donnell then laid on the table the
evidence which he claimed would sustain
his charge against Lloyd,
"a POSSIBLE ExTRADiTi0N.
N LONDON, April S0.-It 10 stated that
documents containing charges against the
dozen persons now In America who are
accused OF the murder In Ireland Of kenney
and Bailey, have been forwarded 10 Sack.
VILE West, the British Minister at Wash.
ingfon. Dispositions will be lodged In the
oxses OF five more OF the alleged murdcrers.
Secret negotiations are now proceeding be.
tween the British and American Gov.
ssrnments with avtex to the extraditiou Of
LONDON, April so.-Bullion withdrawn
from the Bank OF England on balance TO.
day E63, 900.
THE THUHDERKR.
LONDON, April 3O.--The Times, In an
editorial says the Irish convention ut
Philadelphia, began with the clap trap Of
mslignity aud closed after the same fash
lon. The whole scene, 1t says, would Ia
painful were It not supremely ridiculous.
The only practical suggestion made by the
convention for injuring Great Britain Is the
advice TO the people OF Ireland to buy moth
Ing from England unless Obliged to. II Is
q confession OF impotence when Irish NAL
Ice IA driven TO such q paltry eXpedient,
which II tried would only injure IL adopt.
ere. The lesson for Great Britain ID to lg.
more Irshmen and abandon the hope OF
bringing them 10 better frame OF mind
by the continuance of unmerited favors.
The have already convinced the rest OF the
world they are unfit to have national indie.
pendence, aud they must be made TO feel
the strong hand Of law.
IRELAND. -.
DUBLIN, April SO.--Ths trial Of Fitz.
harris, known as "Skin .the-Goat, "
one Of the alleged principals IN the murder
Of Cavendish and Burke, was begun this
morning
The prisoner pleaded not guilty. Tho
case for the prosecution was opened by
Porter, Attorney General for Ireland. He
argued that, although FitZharris did not
personally stab Burke, yet he was cognzAnt
Of the act and was the implement Of muir
der, a. be drove of the assassins red hand
cd. The defense will endeavor TO prove
that Fitxharris merely drove the murderers
in the cou se OF his vocation "a cab driver
and did not know what the object Of the
srrsnd was.
MORE ARRESTS.
CLupEN. April N.-Two merchants In
town, named o Keefe and Conn, have been
arrested, charged with being connected
with the conspiracy to murder, Accord
Ing TO information given to the authorities
bv ,nformers, A number OF apparently re-
spectacle persons are implicated In murder
and conspiracy.
The man Nevin arrested here Saturday
on a charge Of being concerned in the con-
spiracy 10 murder has turned informer.
THE PARSELL TESTIMONIAL.
DUBLIN. April a0.-The testimonial
which Is being raised for Parneli has
reached 60, 200.
RUSSIA.
ST.. PErEmBURG, April 9.-The Car
and Grand Duke Constantine, uncle OF his
majesty, have become completely recon
ciled through the mediation orths Prince
Dolgorouki
PARIS, April S0.--Jules Goupil, the
painter, 10 dead.
ITALY.
RoME, April 30. Earthquake shocks
| have again occurred In Nicolosi. near
Catania, Sicily. They are undoubtedly