The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-16
1AGT LAKE DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY is 1888
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
The PhenIx PaRk Murder
Trials.

New York, Special London
dispatch to RedpGtR's Weekly: The
conduct of the Castle officials in the
Phoenix Park murder trial, ELECTS
severe comment even in England.
The court room is crowded by land
lords and their wives, to the exclu-
sion of all known to be opposed %
governments policy, and on the last
day of the examination these stran-
gers loudly cheered the remarks of
the crown council in summing up
the evidence, while the faintest
mark of approval Of any on the
prisoners side is promptly and
stsrnly suppressed. Against three
of the prisoners only Is there evil
dence as to an actual share In the
murders, and it is confirmed Dy in
dependent testimony. Two are
charged with participation, on evil
dence of the informers; four are
charged with treason and felony of
ancient date also, and against i've
others there is no evidence of any
kind, and yet all the prisoners are
treated alike, and kept in solitary
confinement.
Dublin, 15.-The examination of
the murderers was resumed by Jas.
Carey, the counsellor. Jos. Brady,
Timothy Kelly, Joseph Hanlon,
Daniel Curley, Pagan, Pat De
laney, the carmsn, Fitz Harris and
Thomas Caffey were in the dock
The room was crowded.
| Dublin, Is 1t is stated that al
the hearing to-day of the prisoners
charged with conspiracy to murder
eye witnesses will depose that botf
Lord Cavendish and Burke were
suddenly seized from behind anC
they wrenched themselves loose. i
was thus they were wounded II
their backs as well as their breasts
Patrick Cahill disposed that II
passing Chapel Isod Gate on TIT
evening of the 9th of May, he saw
car driving rapidly TO Phoenix Park
One man on the car he identified al
Cafferty. These completed the
quartette of men who were on thu
car. An old man, named Flynns
testified that after playing he,walke
through the park a little past tn
palo ground, he saw car STANDING
. on the grass, the driver was besid
the horse. Further on four me
lying on grassy slope, two on eac
s de. Saw James Carey sitting on
seat near the Cough statute. 81
left him in company with anothe
man whom he did not know
He then saw Burke alight from
car and join Lord Cavendish. Wi
8 ness Hurley deposed he saw four Q
? five men lying at the place WheT
: the murder was committed, 1deI
titled Kelly as amongst the grouI
Further on saw man an
: a car. The man was NJ
prisoner in the dock nov
Hymns Identification of Care
was complete; he spoke to hi
y while he was sitting on the sea
He recognized Kelly as the man /
afterwards passed near clump {
trees. Murphy, laberer, ident
!. fed FitzharriS as the on
who was waiting near the ca
with several others apparently. II
;. day will merely be used for th
purpose Of bringing forward all tn
!. witnesses who in traversin
i Phenix Park, saw trouI
of men waiting about. EYi
= dences so far adduced
useful to the crown an
confirming the details of KAY
anagh's statement, but has n
= startling interest, Meagle, one {
\ the bicyclists, identified Brady 6
] resting beside the road On the ever
ing of the murder. He said he sa'
four men, one of whom was Brad,
After further evidence in corr0bori
ton of Kelly's testimony, court az
journed till Saturday.