The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-17
Fifzharris Sentenced TO Penal Servi.
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tude.
DUBLIN, May 16.-The trial OF Fitzhar-
riS. the eab-driyer, as accessory after The
fact 10 the murder OF Lord Frederick Gu
yendish and Mr.. Burke, was concluded
this morning. The jury returned a verdict
of guilty against him, and he vas sentenced
TO penal servitude for life.
Judge O'Brien, in passing sentence on
FitZharris, said: The crime OF which
Won were convicted is morally the same as
that OF murder. The death OF Lord Fred
eI1ck Cavendish and Mr.. Burke were main
ly owing to your act, inducing Smith TO
noint out the Victims" The prisoner APP
peared to be stupefied at his sentence.
More Indictments i'm Dublin.
DUBLIN, May 16.-The grand jury have
found true bills for conspiracy TO murder
against Kingston, Gilbrey, and HealeY,
charged with conspiracy TO murder Poole,
and a true bin for threatening to murder
against Matthias Brady, charged with
making threats against the life OF the fore
man OF the jury which convicted his bro
Their, Joe Brady.
Arrested for Printing and Spreading
Circulars.
LIVERPOOL, May 1G.-Patrick O'Brien,
formerly secretary OF the Liverpool Land
League: Michael IIyneS, printer, and Pat.
rick Slater, foreman for HyneS, have been
arrested for printing and spreading circu'
Lars forwarded TO tradesmcn in Dublin re-
Gently, which were termed IN analysis OF
special juries Of eighteen trials under the
crimes act, and iE which persons having
goods OF those jurors were threatened.
They were remanded Tor trial and admitted
TO bail.
That So-Called Internal Machine.
LONDON. MAY 1G.-The Head Constable
at Liverpool maintains that the story OF the
discovery on the transatlantic steamer oil
an internal machine in a box which had
been entrusted to the care OF the steward
is a hoax, and the box only contained
brick. The Times correspondent at Liver
nool. however, insists on the truth OF the
story. and declares that the police are
anxious TO minimize the importance Of
the affair. The Liverpool Courier says il
Is positive that a dangerous machine wa;
found on the steamer.
The situation I'm Madagascar.
LONDON. Nav 1G.-A dispatch TO the Elk
change Telegraph Company from Berlin
SAYS the treaty between Germany ant
Madagascar has been signed. The STANDARD
has adyices from Madagascar stating tina
the war preparations in the interior ar,
greater than those being made on the coast
| 4 majority OF Saka Layas have Joined tn,
Uoyas i'm defence OF their independence
The French apparently are 10th TO begiI
operations. their forces being inadequate 4
cope with the natives.
The Canadian Emigration scheme.
| LONDON, MAY 1G.-The Times says tn
emigration scheme proposed by Canadiar
CAPITALISTS bangs fire because OF the obiec
tions of Gladstone 10 the system OF Stat
aid. II SAYS the Cabinet will insist on thu
| Canadian Government becoming response
BILE for the money loaned to further tn
scheme. probably thinking that by tina
means they win cause the project to b
| abandoned. There is reason to believe
however. that Canada will accept the re
sponsibility.
A Related Bark.
REvAI., May 16.-The British bark Ara
bia. CAPTAIN Robinson, from New Orlean
March I'd. has arrived here. II Is state,
that twenty OF her crew have died of small
noy. The captain attempted TO enter th
harbor OF Heisingfors, and was fined 80
crowns for contrayening a. regulation Q
the port.
LONDON, May 16.-The fimeSs core
snondent nj Madrid says the news relatiy
| to the quiescencc Of the Cubans and thei
American sympathizers is such as to affor
grounds for hope that the only reason 10
retaining Maceo in custody will shortly b
removed. Ii Is probable that before th
end OF The year Spain will make politics
and commercial concessions which wi
satisfy autonomists.
Peru and Bolivia.
VALPARAISO, May 18.--Peace with BoIIy
Is assured. Minister Aldrinate Is waitin
word nom Tacna to go and sign the treat,
l. Notcp.
During popular fatt and fireworks d
p,ay Ia al adjacent Village to Lisbon ye