The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-26
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
Arrangement OF O'DonneI, Carey's
Slayer in Bow Street.
Conference of Cotton Workers - Hayden
Thanked for solutions Speeoh--De
Lesseps's Canals.
o'DoNNELL's EXAMINATION.
The Story of Car ey's Murder Rehearsed an
Witnesses ExaninRted


Witnesses ExaninRted.
LONDON, Sept. 25.-Mrs. Carey, wife of James
Carey, who was killed by O'Donneli, landed this
morning at Observation-Disclosures eighteen
miles from London.
ODonnell was brought to Bow-street police
court at 9 o'clock this afternoon. Magistrate
Flowers presided, and the courtroom was nllei
ana a large crowd collected outside. Special pre-
cautions were taken by the pollce TO prevent any
attempt at rescue.
Mr.. Poland opened the case for the crown. He
recOuuted The passage out on the steamer or
the Carey family and of O'Donnell, and repeated
the particulars of the murder. Mr.. Poland said
ODonnelPs assertion when arrested that he
acted in self-defense would be contradicted by
the testimony of Carey's eldest son, who would
swear that his father had no pistol
Mr.. Sullivan, NJ. P, counsel for ODonneil,
complained to the court solicitor that he had
been refused access to the prisoner.
James Parish servant or the steamer Mel
rose, OIL which the murder was committed, and
Thomas Jones, boatswaiD, ey e witnesses of the
murder, repeated the testimony they gave De,
fore the court at Cape Town. bullet found
npOn the floor OF the cabin and the pistol taken
from O'Donuell were produced and ldentned,
Jones swore that O'Donnell's words TO Mrs
Carey after shooting her husband were, shake
hands, Mrs. Carey; did not do it.
Carey's son testified that after witnessing
O'DOnnel shoot his father. he ran to the latter s
berth and obtained his revolver, but had not time
TO give 1t to him before of the officers OF the
steamer took it from him. He said he heard
O'Donnen tell his mother he (O'DonnelD was
"sent to do it," O'Donnell's revolver bore the
name of its manufacturer in New Haven, Conn
The captain of the MelrOse testified TO hndng
electric machine in the pris oner's luggage.
Mrs Carey, the next witness, was unable to
give ner testimony to-day, owing TO fatigue.
The statement of the son of Carey that ODon-
neil said that he was sent to do it created SEN
satiOn in the courtroom.
John Marvin, Inspector of the Port Elizabeth
police, also testified. He said an extract
from paper was found in ODon-
nelps box headed, "Irish revolutlonlsts
in America" supplement of the weekly Free
mans journal, Dublin containing a portrait OF
Carey, and a certificate showing that O'DonDeil
was an American citizen was also found.
The cnurt agreed that every facility should be
given the prisoners counsel during the trial.
The examination adjourned until Friday Sew
eral boquets and other presents have been sent
10 Mllbank prison for O'Donnell.
O'Donen conveyed from the court,
house to Newgate prison, instead
of Millhank, owing to instructions
given at the last moment. An extra force
OF police was Mt Newgate. O'DOnnell, on leav-
ing the courthouse and entering the prison van,
raised his hat TO the crowd of sympathizers, who
clapped their hands and cheered. still larger
crown, however, groaned and Kissed