The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-02-14
FOREIGN.

PARNELL, in a communication on the
sth, asking the attendance OF the Irish MEM
bers of the House of Commons at the opening
of Parliament, says: Events of the greatest
Importance to Ireland will be discussed. A
preliminary meeting of the party will be held
on the I4t6 to consider the action of the Irish
members during the session."
DAvITT, Healy and Quinn, who were
arrested and committed some time ago Of
making iniamatory speeches, refused to give
bail on the 7th and they were lodged In Kill
mainham, Ireland, jail for six months.
The Royal Opera House at Toronto,
Canada, was burned on the sth. Loss SIS, 600;
insured for $4,000.
IT is stated that $50 bodies have been
stolen from graveyards in the vicinity of
Montreal during the present winter. large
number have been sent to the medical schools
nj the United States.
TIE Nawab, Sir Salar Jung, died of
cholera at Hyderabad, India, on the sth.
PRINCE NAPOLEON was liberated from
prison on the 9th, the tribunal having quashed
the indictment against him.
Ten persons died in Santo Catarina,
Ayatitan, Mexico, on the 9Th, from eating
mushrooms, and four others were not ex-
pected to live The mushrooms were gathered
BY women in the woods.
A PARIS dispatch of the 9th states that
the Advocate General of France refused to
communicate the case against Prince Napoleon
to his lawyers.
MICHAEL KAvANAUGH, a carman OF
Dublin, Ireland, turned inf rmer on the 10th
| against James Brady, Timothy Kelley, carman
Fitzharris, Joseph Mullett, Daniel Delany,
James Carey, Town Councillor of Dublin, and
al. af.a NwrfNk
| conspiracy to murder Government officials OF
| Ireland, and the murder of Lord Frederick
Cavendish aud Under Secretary Burke, in
Phoenix Park, that city, some time before.
he rode with Brady, Kelley, Delany
/ and another in a car to Phoenix Park.
Peter Carey was waiting on the out
side of the park. Fitzharris, the earman,
drove The car. They saw Lord Cavendish and
| Secretary Burke on the walk while in the car.
| There was q good deal of talk as to who
should be assassinated first, and between them
quietly that nobody would be able to tell who
| was killed first It was thought that they
| should go for Lord Cayendish first, but
| Delany answered that they were watching for
the Secretary. Just before Secretary Burke
came up, Delany or Carey waved handker-
| chief. This was the signal for the as
sassination. Soon after the handkerchief
| Burke cry 'Ohi' This was, he thought, like
the cry OF a man in death agony. Kayanaugh
| then turned around and saw Secretary Burke
and Lord Cav ndish on the ground Witness
| was not certain who struck the fatal blows.
/ He was not out OF the car. The other men
| were. Directly after the deed was done, the
men, Brady, Kelley, Deli"y and Carey, re-
mounted the car and Kavanaugh drove OF fast.
| The job was done in a twinkling. Everything
had been arranged in the car while waiting
| to ''spot" the officials. Witness stated that
| Ike was sworn into the conspirators' association
by Timothy Kelley. Only once, as Kavanaugh
| gave the details OF the crime, was there q per-
| ceptible change I'm the demeanor of the pris-
| oners. Many of them had a hang-dog look
| and regarded the informer Kavanaugh with
st lid indiffer nee. Others appeared to re-
| gard the trial and its awful disclosures as a
farce, frequently turning to each other with Q
| significant gesture. Several other witnesses
corroborated Kavauaugh In their testimony.
FIELD MARSHAL HoUsLAB died at
Vianna on the 11th.
WILLIAM WORDSWORTH, the last sur
viving son OF the poet, died at London on the
10th.