Daily globe., 1883-06-05
THE OLD WORLD.
GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON, June 4.-McCOan, a member of
parliament for Wicklow, in letter to Par
nell, informing him of his withdrawal
from the Parnellite party, says his reason
for severing his connection with the party,
besides his offense at Parnelrs action in
his (McCoan's) affair with O'Kelly, is that
its aims and methods have long ceased to
be those to which he subscribed three years
ago.
DUBLIN, June flames Carey and
other informers who testified at the trials
of the Phoenix park murderers have been
notified by the government that they must
indicate places out of the country to
which they wish to be sent. Carey pro-
tested he would remain in Dublin, but the
authorities pointed out that he would re-
ceive no police protection and then on no
condition would he be allowed to remain
in Ireland. It is inferred from this ac-
tion that the extradition proceedings in
the cases of Walsh sslSheridan and lyman
are collapsing.
Edward Harrington, editor eff the Kerry
Sentinel: was arraigned in court at Tralee
to-day. He admitted the placard request
ing persons who desired to join the lnvin-
clbles to attend a meeting was printed
in the Office of the Sentinel, but declared
the work was done without his knowledge.
DUBLIN, June 1T is stated positively
this morning that Davitt, Healy and Quinn,
sentenced in February to confinement in
Kilmainham Jail for six months for max
ing infammatory speeches, will be released
from prison to-day.
LATER-Davitt. Healy and Quinn were
released at L: 80 p. m.
The threelmen look we'll. The time they
were to be released was not intimated be-
forehand and there was no Grafton to them.
DUBLIN, June A memorial to the
government praying that the death SEN
tence of Timothy Kelly, one of the Phoe-
nix park murderers, be commuted, has
been signed by seven jurors summoned
during the recent trial, the commission in
clHding two men who served on the Jury
which convicted Kelly.
DUBLIN, June An the letter. -Frock
murder conspiracy case four men, two
named Faherty and two named DonnelIy
and Connolly, have been committed for
trial on the charge of having murdered
Constable Kavanagh, and a man named
Lyons and five other men committed on
charges of treason, felony and conspiracy
to murder.
LONDON, June 4.-The Earl of West
Meath is dead.
DUBLIN, June "A conspiracy to muir
der at Carrick ..or SUR, county Tpperary,
has been discovered. 1t is expected num-
Der of arrests will follow the discovery.
LONDON June 4.-The Pail Mall Gazette
publishes another portion of letter from
the Russian nihilist Stepriak, in which he
declares that spread society exists in the
of
officers, including many. colonels of regi-
ments. In regard to the present quiesence
of nihilists he says it would be foolish to
attempt revolt when the enemy are alert,
and an attempt to assassinate the czar
might still form the beginning of revolt
Or coup detGt, but such an attempt of it.
self, he says, is no longer of importance.
LONDON, June 4.-In the commons this
afternoon, Lord Edmund Fitzmaurice, under
foreign secretary, stated that the COM
manders of the men-of-war Dreyod and
Dragon, now in the Madagascar waters,
had been instructed to consult as to what
measures were necessary to be taken to
protect the lives and property of the Brit
ish subjects III Madagascar.
Gladstone declined to answer the cues
tions as to whether the services of Albany
as governor general of Canada had been re-
fused by the government. He said they were
aware of the willingness of the duke to
render service to his crown and country.
He added that this feeling did the duke the
highest honor.
Kennard asked whether the government
would represent that the registration of the
new set of claims at Washington by the
Alabama claims commission was in vio-
lation of the intentions of the Geneva con-
ference. Lord Edmund Fitzmaurice re-
piled it was not the intention of the gov
ernment to interfere in the matter in any
way.