Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-28
THE OLD WORLD.
GREAT BRITAIN.

DUBLIN, April 27.-The trial of Michael
Pagan for the murder of Burke was con-
tinued this morning. The case for the de-
fense having closed, Judge O'Brien charged
the jury. His remarks were to the effect
that the testimony given by informers
against the prisoner had been fully con-
firmed by that of other witnesses. The
judge having finished his charge, the jury
retired. After short deliberation thew
returned and announced that they had
found verdict of guilty against the
prisoner. On being asked if he had any
thing to say why sentence should not be
passed upon him, Pagan protested his
lnocense. He declared he was fenian and
would die one. The Judge then sentsncsd
him to be hanged May %.
DUBLIN, April PA printer named
Glbney was arrested here in connection
with the conspiracy to mzrder. He was
arra1gned to-day, together with Eugene
kingston, who was arrested recently in
Liverpool on the charge of conspiracy to
murder Poole, Fenian who had turned
lnformer against him. The man Dsyins.
VINO was arrested at the time of the sffrsy
IN Abbey street when Detective Cox was
murdered, and who turned informer. was
called to testify against the prisoners.
DeVlne sWore he was Fenian and stated
that several Fenians, among whom were Sal
Ivan, an auctioneer of Dober street.. who has
besn Imprisoned as a suspect, and a man
named Boland, OF Manchester. had con-
demned Poole to death, and had ordered
the prisoner Kingston to carry out the
sentence.
Devine swore that the society, of which
the prisoners were members, had decided
upon the murder of detective Cox and
Judge Lawson. The society also sentenced
Jenkinson, director of the Irish criminal
lnvesrlgatlon department and Nalloy,
chief of detectives, to death. 1t had plot
ted to destroy by dynamite the houses in
which crown witnesses! lodged, and had
murdered the Infamous Kinney and Bailey.
The prisoners were remande6 for a week.
An artisan named Healey was also ar
rested here last evening on the charge of
conspiracy and murder, and was arraigned
this morning with Kingston and Gibney.
Another of the prisoners arrested for
connection with the murder conspiracy in
Cruskeen district, county Glare, has turned
informer. His statements, it is expected.
will lead to more arrests.
DUBLIN, April 27.-Fitzharris, known as
''Skin the Goat" will be placed on
trial next Monday as one of the principals
IN the Phoenix park murders.
The trial OF Timothy Kelly has been
postponed until next Wednesday.
Eight warrants for arrests of men have
been issued in consequence of the revela-
m q n q hr-h harrf - / Ill
of Kingston, Graney and Healy. 1t is ex-
pected that two arrests will be made to
night.
LONDON, April 27-Queen Victoria will
be able to stand unassisted on her feet be-
fore a fortnight. The injured knee is
strengthening daily, and her maiesty's
general health is also gradually improv-
ing.
LONDON, April 27.-At the Newmarket
spring meeting to-day the race for 1000
guineas stakes for 3-year old FLIES was
won by G. j. Lefevre's Hauteur, Count f.
DEtagrange's Malibran second, Sir j. D.
Astley's Lovely third.
LONDON, April PA nitro-glycerine
manufactory has been discovered at
Northampton. The discovery causes great
excitement.
BERLIN, April 27.-The National Zeituno
declares that it is impossible for England
to accede to any further demands Of Par
nell in regard to the condition of Ireland,
and declares that honor demands an une-
quivocal disavowal by Parnell of the dy-
Mantle policy of the Irish extremists.
LIVERPOOL, April 27.-Oherlihy and Ken
nedy, alias Featherstone. who were brought
here from Cork, were arraigned this morn
ing charged with having been engaged in
the dynamite conspiracy. They were re-
manded for week