Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-14
The Dublin Murder TriaI-Brady SEN
Ienced 20 be Hanged.

fenced 60 be Hanged.
DUBLIN, April 13sh.-The trial cf Brady
was continued this morning. The defense
| called clerk named Kennedy. He swore
that he spoke to Brady, who was accom-
| panied by girl, on Dominick street between
and o'clcck on the evening of May 9th.
| be swore that Annie Mesgher, who testified
/ yesterday, was the girl who was with Brady
| that evening Witness said also that he met
Brady the following day. The latter de-
| ciaTed that the murderers would ruin the
cause of Ireland. Upon the conclusion of
Kennedy's testimony, the defense announced
|, that they would call other witness. The
| argument of counsel for the defense and pros.
| ecution followed. The Judge finished his
charge at thi,tsen minutes after 3, when the
jury retired. They were absent but short
time, and on returning to the Cuurt-room an
nouLced that they found Brady guiley of the
murder of Csvendish and Burke Brady
was Immediately sentenced to be hanged.
Dr. Webb moved fer arrest of Judgment,
and alleged that, under the Grimes Act, the
jury which heard the case was not legally
formed.
The Judge refused to grant stay Of exc
cutioD, and the date fixed for the execution of
Brady is May 4th.
ParneIrs HeaIth-success of the Testi-
mOniai.
NEW YORK Auril 13sh.-A London cable
to RedpdthS Weekly says Parnell remains
at home becsuse OF the demands on his time
by the new Criminal Code, the embarrass-
ment of the Government, and the general
critical character of the session. The lowered
ate Of hls health, consequent on his con-
tiaued srduous labOrs, has compelled him to
remain absent from House for several days.
He appeared in his place tonight for the first
time, looking pale and i'll. The PaEnsll testi-
monisl fund movement has received the in.
darsement of eight Bishops, twelve members
of Parliament, 142 parish priests and admin
istrators, and eighty. three persons holding
representative positions, including several
Mayors. Over 81 600 have been received at
the Office OF the Dublin Freeman's Journal.
This does not include independent collections
made in several towns. Limerick sets the
example of house to house canvass promis
ing 81, 600. The priests and people in many
of the 2rishes send in their subscriptions
jointly.
Precautionary Movement.
LONDON. April 13sh,-The Metropolitan
Board Of Public Works have recommended,
because of the danger to be feared from ex-
plosions, that workmen entering the sewers
OF London be carefully watched.
Prospect Of War Between France and
China.
LONDON, April 135h.-A telegram from
Hongkong, dated the 11th, says the French
Minister to China arranged the Tonquin af.
fair satisfactorily in December. but the new
French Ministry rejected the arrangement.
The result will probably be long and costly
war for France. China will use her best
troops, which will probsbly be commanded
by European leaders and will perhaps have
the assistance of a European ally.
China and Japan Biting their Thumbs
at Each Other.
BERLIN, April 13th-The large orders re-
Gently given by the Chinese Government to
German manufacturers for arms, ammunition
and vessels of war have attracted general
attention, and other facts which have just
come to light show that China has begun in
earnest to prepare for war with Japan. To
this is attrihns led the resolution of the Chi
nese Government to establish a permanent
naval station in Corea in order to prevent the
Japanese from settling on the peninsula.
The continuous increase of the srmaments
of Japan, and notably the augmentation of
the Japanese navy this year at an outlay of
5000, 600 yen, has evidently convinced the
Chinese authorities that collision with that
nation will eventually prove unavoidable.
Disastrous Fires In Italy.
BERNE, April 13th.-Reports have been re.
ceived here that the villages of Sylvester,
Ticino and Salvatore, Italy, are on fire.
The Newmarket Handicap.
LONDON, April 13th.-The race for the
Newmarket handicap for three-year.olds AMI
upwards was won by Duke of Beaufort's Faugh
Bsllsgh. Lord Gsrche's Alison second,
General Owen Williams Cohort third. Seven
started.
No More American Pork.
BERLIN, April Neutrality-suspicious. were
gazstted to-day forbidding the Importation
into Germany of American pork products.