The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-04

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CELEBRATING GERMAN UNITY.
WEIsBADEN, Sept. 2S.-The Emperor VIII
liam and the German princes arrived here,
en- route to take part in the unwilling of the
statue of Germania to-day. All the hotels
and lodging.houses here, and in the neigh
borhood, are overlooking with visitors. The
streets are decorated with flags, banners
and patriotic notices. Besides the German
princes and princesses, the mayors OF Ham,
burg, Bremen and Lubbock, and nearly
every prominent person connected with the
military and civil government of the EN-.
pire, will be present. Each division of the
German army will l.s.b be rep represented aheni
is 600 members of the Krieger Verein. 10,-
600 members of the various singing associa.
lions, and 5000 turner's are expected. Al
together there will be an attendance of 250,-
600.
RupEsHEIM, Sept. 2S-The total cost Of
the statue of Germania, which was un-
yelled to-day on the Niederwa!d, was over
one million marks. The inscription upon
the monument is SIN Memory of the
| Unanimous and Victorious Rising OF the
German People, and establishment Of
| the German Empire, 1870; 1871"
| Villages and castles along the river Rhine
| were illuminated last evening and bontires
and blue lights were burned on all the
| nights. Twenty steamers profuse,y dec
GRATED with flags are anchored in the river
Rhine in front of the town. Towns and
villages are decorated and their streets
| thronged with strangers. Clubs are contin-
ually arriving with banners, music, and an
| immense crowd is proceeding to Nieder.
valid, The Emperor William and Prince
| Frederick William arrived at noon, and
were received with great enthusiasm.
| All the German sovereigns and princes
assembled before the monument on the
Neiderwald, and the ceremonies began in
the presence of vast multitude, and pro-
ceeded in accordance with the programme
published. Salutes from batteries here and
from the guns on the surrounding hills are
now being fired, announcing the unwilling
of the great statue of Germania. The church
bells are ringing, steam whistles on steam
ers.on the Rhine are sounding and the
whole vast assemblage at the Neiderwald
are singing the national anthem.
stration to the unwilling OF the statue OF
Germania on the Rhine by Germans was
gotten up by crowd OF Parisihns
assembled this afternoon around
the statue of Strssburg,
in the Place De la Concorde. The crowd
INDUCED ia patriotic cries, but the demon
stration passed off without any disorder.
| O'DONNELL fOk TRIAL,
LONDON, Sept. 2S.-O'Donnell was
brought into court to-day under strong
guard. The court room was crowded
Among those present were, McCoon, NJ. p,
for Wicklow and O'Conner, NJ. p. Tor
Queens county. Sullivan, counsel for
O'Donnell, cross examined James Parish, q
servant on the steamer Me rose, and
Thomas s Jones' Thorn bOa; SWAN. r SE'
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expression to Mrs, Carey, II did not do it, =
the prisoner, who maintained cool de
meanor throughout the examination
smiled, as if the expression amused him
Parish :, stified that he saw no evidence o
passion or the part of O'Donnell during the
shooting. Both Parish and Boatswalr
Jones testified that they saw nc
struggle between O'Donnell and Carey.
A son of Carey was Cross-eXamined and
stated that 0'Donnell was sitting when he
fired the first shot at his father. and thai
his father did not grapple with O'Donnell
He admitted to have testified under ex
animation at Capetown that O'D0nnell said
to Mrs. Carey, II had to do It," or VI die
do it," The witness maintained, however
that his statement OF Tuesday was correct
viz: that O'Donnell used the words II was
sent to do it," until he (the witness) was
closely pressed by his cross-examiner, wher
he said that he was not clear which were
the words really used by O'Donnell.
Mrs. Carey, the widow of the murdered
informer, was called. She appeared IN
deep mourning and excited spt cial interest
among the spectators, and several murmers
of sympathy were heard. In giving bel
Testimony she recounted the incidents Of
the voyage, corroborating the other wit
nesses in regard 10 the clrcumsLs lces VI
The murder except that she swore that at
ter her husband was shot, she said te
lO'Donnell "You shot my husband
O'Donnell replied Don't blame me; was
sent 10 do It," Whereupon woman who
was with him said,-- Don't mind, O'Donell
you are no informer."
Sullivan failed TO shake her testimony
She denied that she had talked to her sor
Magistrate Flowers asked 0'Donnell 4
he had anything TO say In answer TO the
charge OF numbering Carey.
o'Donnell replied: mot at present"
The prisoner was then ordered TO stand.
and was committed for trial at the nexi
session OF the central criminal court.
AM GRARIAS OUTRAGE.
BALIINA, IRELAND, Sept. B.-Crotly, Q
landlord, was shot dead this morning a.
his residence in Hinnury park. de had
been wounded several times previously.
LIMA, PERU.-HoDorsble 5. Crosby,
| HAWAIIAN Consul, says ne tunereu VIII
rheumatism and was advised to try the
conqueror of pain. ST. Jacobs Oil BIS
three applications he was entirely cured.
AN OCEAN HORROR.
ST. JeHEs, N. B. Sept. 2S.-The bark
Orontes, at Chatham, picked up three fish
ermen in q dory on st. Pierre bank, where
they had been out six days from their YES
sci. One OF them had opened vein In his
arm from which he sucked the blood 70
Quench bis thirst.
AcHARsK or FOUL. rLAT.
DUBLrH, Sept. 2s.-The Nation accuses
the British government and American lega-
ton In London Of foul play togArds o,DOn-
nell in the hope that be may implicate
friends Of Psrnell in the conspiracy 70 muir
der Carey, the informer.
rag BUIsaRIAN QUESTION.
vrrsrA, Sept. B.-Tbe Fremdenblstt
/ z ves currency 20 . report that PnDce Al
exsDdsr, Of Bulgaria len Sohs yesterday
incognito for Vienna II this proves
20 BE- correct, the resson for Alexander thus
leaving his capital IL probably In order 70
consult with the Emperor Frnncis Joseph,
and may be considered connected with the
reported protest ofRussia 10 the powers re
garding recent events In Bulgaria.
FaIsE nKFoKT DEErED.
IloEDor, SEPT 25-Tbe report Of The
hooting Of PerDell is false.
| -s
/ - $780,