Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-28
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Jan. 27.-The German bark Ad-
miral Prinz Adalbert is ashore at Mumbles-
head, Wales. A lifeboat sent to the rescue
was stove in and six of the crew drowned.
A large steamer was wrecked to-day near
Swansea. The crew persisted.
DUBLIN, Jan. 27.-The prisoners charged
with conspiracy to murder Field, a specia
Juror, were arraigned in court to-day
Alice Carroll positively identified Brady
Kelly and KaYanaugh as the assailants of
Field Another witness testified that the
above mentioned men were implicated in
the attack. Other testimony was given of
a most direct character, connecting Kelly
as one of the men implicated in the crime.
DUBLIN, Jan. 27-Eight fenians started
for Liverpool to-day, to embark for Amer
lea, fearing arrest.
VIM. LAME, informer, brother in-law of
Poole, charged with participation in the
murder of Detective Cox, deposed that he
was sworn member of the Fenian brother
hood in 1867. He attended, with Poole,
meetings of the Irish republican brother
hood. Poole was then friend of Curley
that used to be there. Witness here Gre
ated laughter by his inability to recognize
Curley IN the dock. Witness attended
meetings with the prisoners Brady and Ma
honey. He attended meeting in North
Lofts. Poole was appointed or north
su5-center. James Byrne, center, was ar
rested, and after his arrest Ward
was made center. Poole sue
ceeded Ward. Witness recollected
the murder of Kenny in Seville place two
years ago. Ward and Poole were ar ested
for that crime, and witness became center.
A meeting of the council of centers Twas
then held in York street. 1t was attended
by the prisoner, Joseph Mullett, Michael
Fogan, Sylvester Kingston and witness.
The next meeting was attended by the same
persons, together with Pat Delany, James
Lee, Robert Farrell and james Boland.
Mullett occupied the chair. It was decided
to arrange for the appointment of new
vigilance committee to carry out the
DEGREES of the directory. James
Mullet was chairman of the directory.
Complaints were made at this meeting
of Poole and chairman said the matter
would be dealt with when vigilance COM
mittee was formed. All understood what
the vigilance committee was for. Mullett
said it would be we'll to send Kingston and
Mcnamara away. A meeting of the centers
was held on the following Sunday in Glas-
neven cemetery. Jos. Mullett, Daniel De-
lany, Farrell and others were present, the
witness gave Mullett some money and Null
lett gave him receipt for the same under
the name of Salmon, On December 81 !
last meeting was held in public house.
Mention was made of the |
threat of Mallen, superintendent of |
detectives, to prosecute for perjury certain
witnesses examined at private inquiry in
Dublin castle. Mullet said Mallen would |
not get chance to prosecute if the new
vigilance cnmmittee was formed, as he
would be killed. After the murder of |
Detective Cox, the old vigilance committee
was broken up. Each of the nine centers
selected two men from the rank and file of
the brotherhood, and these eighteen men
were introduced to the chairman, who
swore them in as the vigilance committee.
They were bound to obey him.
attended the meeting at which
The new vigilance committee was sworn
in. 1t was held in Brunswick street
IN the latter part of October last. Kingston
was in the chair. The witness brought in
Devine and Wawkins. Boiand member
If the directory, and Kingston were mem
oer5 of the former committee. Witness
lad been arrested for the Kenny murder,