Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-16
GREAT BRITAIN.
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lSpeclM CaDlegram to the Globe.
LONDON, Oct. 15.-On the grand Jury re-
turning true bill against ODonnell at
the central criminal court Tuesday, the
public prosecutor will ask that the trial
may proceed Wednesday. Mr.. Sullivan,
member of parliament, counsel for O'Don-
nell, will ask postponement till Novem-
Der 9th, On the ground that witnesses from
the Cape for the defense have not yet ar
rived here; also that evidence from Amer
lea freeing O'Donnell from suspicion as
an emissary of the Fenian organization is
not yet ready, and that counsel are not full
ly advised. The consent of the court is
doubtful. It will depend upon the nature
Of the sfidavits lodged by Mr.. Guy that
the evidence proposed is material and es-
sential to the prisoners defense. The
Daily Telegraph says the police have failed
to obtain any evidence showing
connection between ODonnell, the slayer
of James Corey, and the Irish
invincibles. The defense which will be get
up on the trial, which begins before the
criminal court Monday, will be that of
self-0efense and positive denial that
O'Donnell was actuated by any political
motives in shooting Carey. 1t is reported
that the government will oppose the post
ponement of the trial.
LONDON, Oct. 15.-John Walters, the.
broker who failed Saturday and was ar
rested, and was the broker of Geo. Warden.
the defaulting secretary of the London and
River Plate bank, was arraigned to-day
charged with stealing and reserVing funds
deposited with the bank. Walters declared
he received bonds in the usual way of
business as broker and denied the ALE
CATION that he.was relative of Warden.
Walters was remanded for trial, and bail
refused.
PLYMOUTH, Oct. ia fierce gale ragged
to-day. Two of Her Msjesty's training
briggs were driven into collision and subse-
quently went ashore near this port, where
they remain in dangerous position. As
sistance has been sent them. The new
steamer, Captain Herd, from New Orleans,
which started from Falmouth, the 18th,
for Elsinore, is ashore at Hjelman.
o'DoNNELL.
LONDON, Oct. 15.-The recorder of the
criminal court, charging the grand jury in
regard to the case of O'Donnell, said the
prosecution claimed that the prisoner
committed deliberate murder of the worst
kind, because his victim was a man who
aided the law, who was under protection
OF the Grown, and who was killed out Of
revenge. He pointed out the conflict in
evidence regarding O'Dcnnsli's exclama-
ton TO Mrs. Carey after he had shot her
husband. The recorder said it would be
the sworn duty of tie jury TO return
true bill for murder. 4 motion to post
pone the trial will be heard Wednesday.
NEW YORK, Oct, 15.-General Roger a.
Prior sends the following cable to Patrick
Ford: ''The Iumor that I had advised
against further subscri ptions for O'Don-
nelps defense is utterly untrue. The
friends OF the prisoner must be On their
guard against malicious reports. Money is
much needed to dsfray the expense of wit
nesses from distant parts, and for other
necessary outlay. We are fighting to
postpone the trial till the middle of No
vember.
DUBLIN, Oct. 15.-Michael Davitt, T.
M. Healy and L. D. Millman, will attend
the lesgue meeting at Roslea, County Fer
manaugh, tomorrow. Large numbers of
Orangemen are en- route to Roslea from all
directions to hold q meeting there at the
same time. The government has decided
to permit both meetings to be held, buthas
sent force of cavalry, infantry and po-
icssto preserve order.
LONDON, Oct. Edwards to the United
States at the fisheries exhibition number
LAT, of which As are gold, 45 silver and %
bronze medals; also 10 diplomas and 10
money prizes. The United States fish
commission get Is gold anu 6 silver
medals. besides diplomas.