Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-02

TWO hkS AkRAIGNEp, PLEAD GUILTY AND ARR sus.
fENcsD TO BIZ HANGED.
DUBLIN, May 2-Patrick Delaney and Thomas
chHIey, Two more OF the men charged with narti-
cipation In the muriers OF Lord Frederick Cayen-
aish and MT Burke, In Phoenix park on the even
before Judge O'Brien at the Green street conrt
house this morning They created a sensation In
against them They were both seutencas sslarss s
Judge o'Bren TO be hanged on the ID OF June
next
pELANEY's CURIOUS FLEA
Before Cafrey had pleaded guilty ne was in
formed by his solicitors that the crown gave no
hopeS or a mitigation or the sentence of death
which would be passed upon him. When Delaney
was called upon TO plead he said: /" am guilty of
being in the park at the time Lord Frederick cav
endsh and Mr.. Burke were killed but I dld NOT
commit murder. i plead guilty. The Judge ex-
plalned TO him that this really amounted To plea
OF innocence Delaney then formally pleaded
guilty. He said: d" was brought into this az first
ioolishly, not knowing what IL was I was forced
the orders wGrE % 20 go 70 Ss n naa
When got IN the park could not get away I
saw the murders committed, but took no part In
speaks the truth. So S does @ Carey. fne Ga murders
were committed 10y Joe Brady ana Timothy
onl. Kelley ia and by nobody else. saved Judge Law
shoot him by Mullett and Brady. The only way
tention. ~"
REMARKS OF THE JUDGE
!uage o'brien Ia passing sentence on Delaney
said he had a duty 70 perform. He had at the pre-.
yious trial OF the prisoner for attempting 20 shoot
Judge Lawson pitied him because he showed some
Ieenng Tor his wife and family. The prisoD Der
oy the wicked system or the conspiracy.
cAFFREy's REMARKS TO THE COURT
When Cafrey was placed IN the dock his face
wore smile. The consequence OF pleading OF
guilty WAS again fully explained to him In open
court, but he persisted In his plea On being
asked whether he had anything TO say why sen.
tence should not be passed upon him Caffrey re-
plled IN loud, clear voice: "An have got to saw
sIan,alng a on the brink OF the grave, is that did
hoap nnf1
mlputes before the murders were committed. L
was bound TO go to the park under pain OF deathn
lhe Judge In passing sentence said there were no
means OF judging the truth OF the prisoners state
menI He did not decide that II was necessarily
wholly untrue.
THE GRAND JURY SUMMONED
Inc grand jury has been summoned 10 meet to-
morrow TO Ind bills against the men who ara
charged with conspiracy 10 murder
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General Foreign News by Cable.
NATIONALIST RENANDkD FoR TRIAL
CORK May "A prominent member OF the
nationalist party named Murphy has been re-
manded for trial for refusing 70 testify private
Inquiry.
News from San Francisco.
$l25, 600 WORTH OF TOBACCO STAMPS sorD-wRTr OF
AAHDANUs AGAINST A @. s. SURVEYOR.
SAN FRANCIsCo, GALA, Msy "A large crowd
was In attendance yesterday morning 10 purchase
tobacco revenue stamps BY clock $50, 900 worth
had been sold The revenue department state
that during the Siege last evening over fl25 600
were sold. The total amount Is not as yA known.
In the Z. S. court, yesterday, Judge Sawyer
granted writ or mandamus In the case or Edison
ana Adams, vs.. w. H. Brown, u. s. SURVEYOR
General proceedings were Instituted a month
ago to compel the attorney general to make a new
survey or Rancho I'll Sobrante In Alameda and
Cartra Costa counties large amount is IN
yolved in the proceeding and possibly serious In
Qlv11ual litigation will enSue.