Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-20
Along Session OF tbe Senate.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The phmulx Park murdcrs,

DuBLIN, February 19sh.-The hearing o
the prisoners charged with conspiracy TO
murder Government officials was resumed to-
day. All the prisoners were again placed in
the dock, amid hisses The prisoners shouted,
The future Lord Mayor Carey p The lat
ter shock his head menacingly at his former
comrades. and his examination was then re-
suined. He spoke more confidently than he
did Saturday, and replied to the cross-ques-
tions of counsel sharply and testify. He de-
posed, amid Kisses by the prisoners, that he
belonged to the Feniaus, but not TO the Su.
preme Council. The object of the Fenians
was to separate Ireland from England, the
former country being then herassed by coer-
cion. He had no idea that Lord Cavendish
was to be murdered when Burke was attacked.
He was stupefsd when he heard of the former
being murdered. When cross-axamiued,
Carey said he gave the information regarding
the murder two days ago. He had decided
to give the evidence directly after he was ar
rested, though he did not do 30 until Thurs
day. Carey, examined by Murphy, Crown
counsel. said that after the publication of the
article In the FreemGn's Journal, stating that
all the officials were to be removed from the
Castle, the murder of Burke was decided d
upon.
DUBLIN, February 19th.-Twenty-on of
the prisoners have been committed for trial
to answer charge of numbering Lord Ceven-
dish and Burke Joseph Smith has turned
informer. Patrick Whelan has been liberated
on bail.
LONDON, February 19sb.-Is is believed
that the man referred to by Carey as mo.
1 q is concealed in London. but under
police espionage. He reached here forty-eight
hours ago.
DUBLIN, February 19th.-If the inquiry
ends to-day, the prisoners will be tried before
special commission of three judges. Spe
cial arrangements are making for the trial.
Carey said he didn's sea George Smith in
Pheaix Park on the 9Th or 9th of May. Joe
Smith pointed out Burke. Pat. Whalen was
not in the dock to-day. Carey corrected his
deposition in several particulars and said of
Mrs. Byrne that he had only been told that
she was the wife of Frank Byrne. He also
corrected his statement that James Mullett
was with him when he and Curly met
I" NJ. L.
The prisoners counsel objected TO the ale
cations, saying they were an afterthought.
The magistrate allowed the objections.
Marines are guarding Mrs. Carey's house.
Il is believed that she urged Carey to give
his evidence.
DUBLIN, February 19sh.-As Carey passed
the dock, James Mullet struck at him, and
succeeded in touching his head. Carey turned
to expostulate, but was pushed to the witness
table by detective. After the prisoners had
been committed, the Crown counsel stated
that Joseph Smith would be examined at the
trial.
The article in the Freenda's Journal, re-
ferred TO by Carey in his testimony to-day,
spoke of the desirability of thorough change
of officials at the Castle, which was an augean
stable.
Carey left the Court at the door farthess
from the dock. He identified Thomas Cof.
frey as the fourth man on the car contain.
ing the murderers when it was driven
from the park. Carey produced tho