The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-20
Unusual Amount of Foreign Natter.
o'DoNNHLL LANpEp.

o'DoNNHLL LANDED.
LONDON Sept. lS.-O'Donnell, the mur.
derer OF carey, was landed at Southamp-
ton at O'CLOCK this morning, and placed
on hoard the train for London. The train
prisoner was met by large force of police
and escorted to the prison. The van. then
nn6er an escort Of police, were driven TO
Mill Bank jail.
O'Donneil was taken from the steamer
Athenian when three miles off Southamp-
ton by police rug aud. brought to the cattle
| shedsat the end of the quay. The detec-
only few persons we're aware of bis land.
ing, and with the exception Of
the police, there were not a
dozen people present to witness IL.
the quay was closed to-the public and local
police guarded the gang-way. large de-
tschmeDt of London polica surrounded
0'Donnell aud his party as they landed.
The police inspector and some detectives
had Immediate personal charge of the pris-
oner, who was not handcutfed, and who
obeyed the orders OF his guardians with
alacrity. AS soon as ii became publicly
known that O'Donneil had landed a
| rush was made by the crowd along
the neighboring quays, but measures taken
| oy the police were 30 excellent that the
party. When the baggage had been landed
the prisoner was conducted TO the rear of
the sheds where locomotive and two cars
were in waiting. O'DonrelI took seat in
first-class carriage, policemen filling the
remaining seats, and the train was then
| rapidly driven along rock sidings until il
reached the depot where it was learned
ihere would be delay OF half an hour In
view of this the train ran on the
siding some distance along the main
line to avoid the public where 1t awaited
the departure of the mail train for London,
to which it was attached. The final start
was made at 10 O'Clock, the trip being ac-
complished without incident. O'Donnell
maintained cheerful demeanor and
talked freely, but without reference to the
crime with which he is charged.
PARIS, Sept. IL -lzog, Chinese embas-
sador had a conference with Prime Minis
ter Ferry to-day.
II has transpired that O'DonnelI after
sh ooting Carey said: "Shske hands Mre.
Carey, had to do it,, and not, II did not
do it," as first reported. 1t is stated the
crown has engaged the services of Poland,
who has already appeared in the Irish state
trials to prosecute O'Donuell. Everything
indicates that the trial which takes place
10 November, will be a memorable one. II
is understood Mrs. Carey has offered evi.
denos OF the most astonishing
clear her husbands character. She
has handed letters to the authorities, which
includes correspondence OF a member OF
parliament to The Irish Times.
Vaux hall depot was strongly held by the
police this morning. Only the railway
passengers and newspaper reporters being
allowed on the train with O'Don,
AZ 1915 p. m. The presence of the
large body Of police attracted the attention
of the Du olic, and the news rapidly spread
that O'Donnell had arrived. A large crowd
gathered to get q view OF him. On alight-
ing from the train O'Donnsll was i'm ne-
diately surrounded by an impenetrab!e
body of spectators, who made rush TO get
view OF the prisoner. but the police were
too alert and only al occasional glimpse was
obi ainable. O'Donnell at first ap.
peared nervous and stepped
off the traiu somewhat hesitstingly, survey
ing the scene before him. Soon, however,
be drew himself erect and descended the
stairway more boldly. Outside OF the sta
ton, while the prisoner was entering the
van new roughs attempted TO raise q cheer,
which was met with some Kisses. A strong
guard was placed inside the van,
D. ninu which followed Gao with Ofiicers.
The procession then started with mounted
police encircing the van few spaces, aud
cheers were again ra sed, but the crowd wss
Bank the deputy governor OF the prison re-
ceived the prisoner, who was forthwith
placed In q cell. Subsequently he was
visited by Police Superintendent William
SOD. O'Donnell appears more distressed
since his incarceration In jail.
The prisoner was conveyed 10
the Bow street police court this alter
noon, closely guarded by mounted police.
and passed through the streets at q rapid
pace On arriving at the court be was i'm.
mediaiely placed in the dock. Frederick
Flower was the presiding magistrate. Pc
land appeared for the crown, snd stated
that the prisoner was charged with murder
upon the high seas, within the iuris.
diction Of the admiralty OF Engsnd, and
OF this court. Witnesses for the ciosn have
not yet arrived In England, ss IL was not
deemed advisable to bring them on.
The Irish Times, Of Dublis, says: 1T is
certain the police had warning hat an at
tempt TO rescue 0'Donnell would be made
by he forlorn hope Of the Fenisns OF Lon
persle enterprise will not he carried out,
however, owing 70 the precautions taken by
On the same vessel with the prisoner, Po-
land asked that the prisoner be removed
for . week, and ststeG that be would prob
ably at the expiration Of that time, ssk o
short remand, ss be believed the witness
would be able 10 begin the csse. Flo~ers
scsordi agly rms' Z the pr soner until
TUESDAY. next. During the bearing O'DOn-
neil y.s permitted 10 sit In the dock. He
manifested great interest In the proceed
ing. and maintained . srespectfui demesnor
The prisoner gave his name O. Bou street
a. Patrick O'DmDsli, thogh be J. described
in ne charge sheet as Michsel. O'DOnnel, q
puddler OF Gadeure cOuniy, Donegal, Ire
land, He will have able courcil. Steps
are being taken 10 SECURE the services Of q
veIl-knSsn Irish member Of parliemeut.
The poljce are extremely active IN the na-
tionsliet quarter Of LoDdon to-dsy, making
fnouiries ss to what connection. II any
O'D5nneii he'd with the Irish secret socie-
tiss. Millbank prison has been PLACED uDd-r
extra gusrd, - when the dynsmItsrs vers
prisO lers.
IrvKEF0OL. Sept 1s-jaDes n MsDsrmott
who left BrOokiyn recently for E1Klend.
and rno has been examined three times 90
the charge Of onnsDiracT for the murder o.
public 0flct- rss brouKtt bef1rs ths
eourt to-day and Discharged. as ths svi-
dencs was insufficient.
MEETrre % EIsHoFs.
RowE. sept fs-ErtensIve preparations
are makine f-r the recepfion Of Ane1can
bishor.s ~ fbe Fstican. IN NrTsmorr- Thee
vii ~ . series q reuuiuns e. wnich Oardi-
nal neoni vii preside. snd - vtieh
questions cOnrerninr The irf1encs n ths
tinfbo.ic church Of Americs wil ~
discussed. The rnair orIect q
the ueeffngs ull Be % s1arf rn-ssurss ~
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