Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-17
GambIIng-Mouses Raided.
FeREIGN NEMS.
The Dublin vurder TRIMS.

The Dublin Murder Trials
DUBLIN, April TO h,-In the Curley trial
to-day the case for the pros ecution YVES opened
by Murphy. He said that neither a feeling
OF indignation at the crime nor panic in re-
gard to themselves should influence the jury.
He then detailed the circumstances Of the
murder. Murphy stated that Farrel, the in
former, would be called to prove the prison.
eI's hare IL the plot to murder the officials
of Irelsnd, snd particularly to tell how the
prisoner swore him ia as an Invincible, and
instructed him, when the murder of Forster
was prof scted, to stop the Secretary's car
riage by seiziug the reins. Kavanagh and
Carey, he said, would be placed on the stand
to detail the movements of Curley on the day
Of the PECeli Park murders. Peter Carey,
a brother OF James Carey. the informer,
would swear that after the murders he was
detailed 60 watch Ksvanagh, the car driver,
who i5 was feared would inscrm, and who
Curley desired to have murdered.
a servant-girl was the first witness called.
She fully identified Curley as one of the men
she saw in the park on the 9th of May.
James Carey swore that just before Burke
was stabbed he (Carey) heard him tell Caven-
dish about the attempts made to take the life
of Forster. Carey admitted that he had
been engaged in twenty attempts to take the
lie of Forster He would NOT have called
Foisters removal murder. The conspirator5
had arranged for the assassination on the 4th
Of May last Of Lieutenant-C Colonel Hitler,
then Inspector of the General Constabulary,
and Burke. Did not think Burke deserved
to be murdered, but would not have cried at
anything that happened TO Forster,
Upon the conclusion of the testimony of
Farrell the Court adjourned until tomorrow.
Curley maintained an Indifferent air
IL A & l. Il
for defense, applied to be relieved from fur
ther duties st the end of the trial of Curley.
The effect of the letter received by the fore.
man of the jury which tried Joe Brady,
threatening that he would be killed unless
verdict OF not guilty was found, was shown
to, day by the fact that of the special jury
panel called in the case of Curley, fifty per-
sons failed to appear, notwithstanding the
fine of $500 upon each absentee.
Remarkable Disclosures.
DUBLIN, April 16th.-The inquiry of Cliff
ford Lloyd into the Toplot case, in the Crush.
keen district, has led to remarkable disclos-
ures. The first clue to the existence of a
conspiracy was obtained by the confession of
man named Tubridrer, wounded in an at
tack on an Objectionable party Of moonlight
ers. Tubridrer has given full particulars in
Court of the murder of man named Ken
nedy By asssssins brought from distance.
TubridTer states that he belonged to secret
society, in which he was Obliged by
! threats to continue. In January, 1882 the
society was reorgsnized, with the special CO.
! ject of killing landlords, agents and spies.
| The local leader. MacInerny, introduced to
the members O stranger from Dublin, who
said he had travelled through the other coun-
| ties and formed societies. He said that the
Land League would supply the society with
arms, and promised that the League would
pay MscInernY the expenses of men sent
out of their own districts. He also said the
members might have to go TO various parts Of
Ireland, and even to England, to shoot land
lords and agents. The name of the new soci-
ETY. was the ''Inviuoibles or Yigilants." A
group of societies, including the Crushkeen
district, are implicated in many of the most
notorious murders ever committed in Ireland.
An Impartial Trial.
LONDON. April 16th.-Brady's trial for the
murder of Burke was remarkable fo- the ab-
sence of the usual Irish imputations cf un-
fair conduct Nobody asserts that the jury
was packed, the witnesses perjured, the
Crown counsel unfair or the Judge partial.
Justice O'Brien almost compelled DIR. Webb,
very eminent barrister, to undertake the
defense DR.. Webb did his utmost, in the
absence of anything like creditable testimony,
to prove an alibi, but wholly broke dowr,
and other defense there was none.
The Dynamiters.
LONDON, April 165h.-Norman has identi.
fed DR.. Gallagher as Fletcher, the person
who engaged him TO csrry the dynamite box
both Bernard Gallagher and Norman have
turned informers.
Reward OF Merit.
"
mons, in further recognition of the services
miral Seymour, passed grant Of e20, coo to
each yearly, and at their death TO paes to
their heirs.
American Horses ''scratJhed."
LONDON, April 16sh-All the horses Ksene
has entered for the E 0son spring meeting are
scratched. Lorillards Sschem, in the city
and suburban race, is quoted ) to l against,
70 to l sgainst Iroquois, and 20 to ! against
Rossmores.
Wholesale Sentences.
ODESSA, April 16th.-Tbe trial By mill
tary Court OF 26 members of the South
Russian Workmen's Federation, some mem
bers OF which were prosecuted by Strelinkou,
is concluded. All the prisoners were con-
victed. Three were sentenced TO penal servi-
tude for life, seven to fifteen years penal
ssrvitude. four to ten years, and fouT to four
years. Eight were bsnished to Siberia.
no Prospect of Trea;y.
BERLIN, April 16tb.-The Nord Deussche
ZeituRg says: Despite unceasing diplomatic
efforts, there is scarcely any prospect of n
treaty of commerce between Germany and
Spain.
France and Madagascar.
PARIS, April 16th.-An arrangement by
which the claims of France are satisfied has
been accepted by Queen Renovolo, of NADIA
gasear.
Compliment to Genias.
VIENNA, April 16sh.-The StaGt Theater
Company presented Booth With silver
laurel wreath, composed OF 80 leaves.
The French Worsted.
LISBON. April 16th.-An encounter is re-
ported between Frenchmen aud natives at
Pontanegro Congoud, and the natives are said
to have been victorious.
Six Business Firms Burned Out.
LONDON, April 16th.-Six business firms,
including Paul Kenan, Trench Il Co., were
burned out iu Paternoster Square tonight.
The loss is heavy.
sunk by a Collision.
NEW ORLEANS, April 16th.-The steamer
Calvert, from Baltimore for this port, was
sunk by collision at Port Antonio, Jamaica.
The Orange Bill Defeated.
OTTAWA, April 16th.-The House of Com
mons defeated the Orange bill on its second
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