Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-16
FROM ABROAD.
Fitzharris Found Guilty and Sen.
fenced to Penal servitude
for Life.
The North German Gazette Wag-
ing War Against Disease
Breeding American
Pork.
FROM ABROAD.

BALLo, May l6.-A man named
Patrick Nslly has been arrested on
the charge Of conspiracy to murder
landlords in the vicinity of Ballina.
1t is expected that other arrests on
the same charge will be made.
DUBLIN, May l6.-The grand iury
have found true bills for conspiracy
to murder against Kingston, Gibuey
and Healey, charged with conspiracy
to murder Pool, and true bills for
threatening murder against Matthias
Brady, who was charged with making
threats against the lie of the foreman
OF the jury which convicted his
brother, Joe Brady.
BERLIN, May 16 The North Ger.
man Gazette attempts to prove by
statistics that the danger of contract
log trichinCsis from American pork is
sixty times greater than it is from
German pork and ref r, to- the latest
reports OF the sanira,y officers at
Chicago, Erie and E ,,r.n, and publi
cations In the New York Medical
journal to prove the correctness of its
statements. The Gazette declares
that the inspection of pork on it's
arrival at German ports has proved
useless. It says that the quantity of
American consumed in Germany is
small and is decreasing, and that the
question, therefore, is not of economic
Importance.
PARIS, May 16 Accounts Of the
health OF Count Chambord are con.
tiicting. The Union declares he is
well while the Temps says he is seri.
Ously i'll and it is probable his friends
are uneasy and endeavoring to conceal
the seriousness of his condition from
the public.
LONDON, May 16.-Turtons & Ha.
dow, large speculators in American
and Mexican stock, have failed,
The head constable at Liverpool
maintains that the story of the dis
covery on trans Atlantic steamer of
an internal machine Is a hoax. The
box only contained brick. Tne Times
correspondent at Liverpool, however
insists on the truth Of the story and
declares that the police are anxious to
minimize the importance of the affair
The Liverpool Courier says it is posi-.
tive that the dangerous machine was
found on the steamer.
| OTTAWA, May l6.-The demands
OF the striking American boatmen
have been acceded to. The rate will
be 81 per 1000 feet.
VIENNA, May l6.-It Is rumored
that M. Waddington will return 10
France from Moscow, after the ooroe
nation Of the Gar. by way of Vienna.
DUBLIN, May l6.-The trial of Fitz
harris, the cab driver, as an accessory
after the fact to the murder Of Burke
and Cavendish. was concluded this
morning. The jury returned verdict
OF guilty against him, and he was sen.
fenced to penal servitude for life,
DUBLIN, May l6.-Daniel DELANEY
charged with conspiracy to murder
was arralgned to day and nleaded
guilty. Edward Mc0aGrey, Who last
week arraigned ON the same charge
withdrew bis plea of not guilty and
substituted plea of guilty. Their
sentences we're deferred. Thomas
Martin, indicted for conspiracy to
murder, pleaded guilty, but was al.
lowed his liberty on his undertaking
to leave the country. Kingston and
Gebney were then arraisned on a
Cha!ge of conspiracy to murder, and
both pleaded not guilty.
PARIS, May l6 Six Anarchists
have been arrested for circulating
sedltious pamphlets among the troops
LIVERPOOL, May l6. = Patrick
0.Brien, formerly Secretary of the
Liverpool Land League; Michael
Hyres, printer, and Patrick Slctter.
foreman 9 t9 HYJe7. have bsea arrested
ioF HElntlpg and spreading the circu-
lars Forwarded to tradesmen in Dublin
recently. They were remauded for
trial and admitted 10 bail.