Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-28
lsprolA DISPATCHES TO rHH asoORD-usros.l
Another PheRix Park Conspirator SEN
fenced 10 be Hanged.

fenced 10 be Hanged.
DUBLIN. April 27th.-The trial of Michael
Pagan, for the murder OF Burke, was contin-
ued this morning. The case for the defense
having elosed, Judge O'Brien charged the
jury. The jury retired. After a snort de-
liberation they returned and stated that they
had found a verdict of guilty against the
prisoner. Ga being asked il he had anything
TO say why sentence should not be pro-
nounced against him. Pagan protested his in
nocence. He declared he was Fsniau, and
would die one. The Judge then sentenced
him.to be hanged May 2Sth.
"skin the Goat" TO Face the Music Next.
DUBLIN, April 9th -Frzhsrris, known as
Skin the Goat, will be plead on trial next
Monday as one of the principals in the Ph@-
nix PARK murderers. The trial of Timothy
Kelly has been postponed until Wednesday.
Eight warrants for arrests Of men have been
Issued, in consequence of revelations made by
Devine to-day at the hearing of Langston,
Mibney and Healy. It is expected that two
arrests will be made tonight.
Another "suspect."
CORK, April 27th.-The police held secret
inquiry last night, and examined witness
relative TO the movements of an American
journalist named McDermott, who fed from
Liverpool the day Kennedy, alias Feather
stone was arrested.
The london "Times, and the PbtIadeI-
phia Convention.
LONDON, April 27th.-The Times says the
proceedings of the Irish Convention at Phil
adelphis, although ludicrous in some respects,
are important, when taken in connection with
the examination of the dynamite conspir-
ators.
Trial nv sudpes Not IurIes Pavored
LONDON, April 27tb.-The Times publishes
of the men charged with the PLenix Park
murders in the event of the jnries in the
case continuing to disagree. 1t says this
would be particularly unfortunate moment
to permit crime to revive.
Prossamme Of the Rifle sho Tour
nament.
LONDON. April 27th.-The programme for
the rifs shooting at the annual meeting Of
the National Rife Association at Wimbledon
includes two competitions, which have been
instituted as compliment to the American
National Guard. They are for military rifles,
500 and 200 yards respectively. The match
at the latter has been named in honor of
Colonel Bodine. Thirty-two prizes will be
offered in each competition.
AnC StdAcs
LONDON, April 27sh.-The thoussnd-guinea
stake was won at Newmarket to-day by Hau-
teur, Malibran second, Lovely third.
The Manitoba Indians.
WINNIPEG, April 27th.-The following dis
patch was received to-day from Quappelle !:
On the 25sh company of Indians ap-
preached the workmen at the end Of the Ca
madam Pacific track and threatened violence
They said they were hungry, and demanded
food. A detachment of mounted police was
sent to the end of the track, In anticipation
of further trouble with the Indians. No
overt act has been committed. Pie-a-Pot
and Big Bear, two Indian chiefs, have moth
ing against the railroad, but say the company
should not invade their territory embracing
the region running from Cypress Hills north
and west of Medicine Hat, until they have
been provided for acccriing to the treaty.
Report from this side of Medicine Hat says
the Indians at Cypress Hills put in q
dreadful winter, and are now in q
most lamentabIs condition. One of their
bead men says they have threatened
| the trscklayers merely for the purpose of
calling public attention their grievances
Later reports from the end of the track are
to the effect that serious trouble is likely to
ensue over the Indians, who continue to
menace the Pacific road workmen. Travellers
who have just returned from the Medicine
Hat crossing of the South Saskatchewan re-
port that many Indians have died from hun
ger and disease, and that. the survivors are in
| an ugly frame of mind. Pie-a-Pot aid Big
Bear have threatened the track-layers, say
ing the Canadian Pacific Railroad has no right
to push the road through that section of coun.
try until they have been provided for else
where and the promises made to Pie-a-Pot
fulfilled.
Opposition to Steam Power.
ST. JOHN IN. B. J, April 27th.-Ship labor.
ers refuse to work on vessels where steam
power is used in loading deals. The reason
assigned is the frequency of accidents. The
work of loading fourteen vessels was stopped
TODAY. The steyedores are arranging for
men from other points.